Maserin Siberiano

18+

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€190.30

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This impressive knife is a result of a collaboration between Maserin designer Kolima and Siberian national now Itlalian based writer Nicolai Lilin, best selling author of military and Siberian underworld memoir and biography.

Made in Italy the blade is made from 440 stainless steel whilst the handle is available in Palo Santo or Olive wood. It is supplied with a leather sheath.

SKU: MAS987
Age Restriction:: 18+
Blade Length (cm): 16.3
Overall Length (cm): 29.2
Blade Material:: 440 Stainless Steel
Blade Thickness (cm): 0.45
Sheath:: Leather
Youtube Link:: MO01vuWqyj4
Blade Type:: Plain
Blade Shape:: Upswept
Blade Finish:: Satin
Product Weight (g): 370g including sheath
Newest:: 2015-03-16 00:00:00
Designer:: Nicolai Lilin
Shipping Group:: STANDARD
Parent Base Price:: 128.9500
Lead Time Dropdown:: 14 - 21 Days

Description

Made in Italy the blade is made from 440 stainless steel whilst the handle is available in Palo Santo or Olive wood. It is supplied with a leather sheath.

Specification

SKU: MAS987
Age Restriction:: 18+
Blade Length (cm): 16.3
Overall Length (cm): 29.2
Blade Material:: 440 Stainless Steel
Blade Thickness (cm): 0.45
Sheath:: Leather
Youtube Link:: MO01vuWqyj4
Blade Type:: Plain
Blade Shape:: Upswept
Blade Finish:: Satin
Product Weight (g): 370g including sheath
Newest:: 2015-03-16 00:00:00
Designer:: Nicolai Lilin
Shipping Group:: STANDARD
Parent Base Price:: 128.9500
Lead Time Dropdown:: 14 - 21 Days

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5
East meets West

Posted by Gef on 13th Apr 2015

I agree with Wilf that the construction and finish of this knife is excellent. I chose the Palo Santo as I liked the grain and colour but I would have been well satisfied if only olive wood had been available. It certainly has some unusual features, the most noticeable being the steep slope of the crossguard and the deep finger recess in the ricasso. I'm not too bothered about the placing of the retaining strap although I can appreciate Wilf's point. If mine ever does come to grief I can always make a new sheath. And as for speed of service from Heinnie Haynes - outstanding as usual.
4
Siberiano Palo Santo

Posted by Wilf on 31st Mar 2015

Good quality, excellent finish and detail for the knife and sheath. Sharp enough from the box, and strops up easily to a fine edge. Safe and comfortable to use with choil in choked-up hold. Why only four stars? It's a personal thing, but why do most knife makers put the retaining strap on the knife edge side of the sheath where it's most likely to be cut and damaged? I have only one knife, a Kizlyar, on which the strap is on the spine side to avoid this. Overall a versatile blade, and certainly one people will notice..