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MKM Fara Slip Joint Wood

18+
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£139.95
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MKM, or Maniago Knife Makers, is a consortium representing knife-makers from ‘the home of knives’ around the world. The company is headquartered in Maniago itself, around 70 miles from Venice in the region of Friuli Venezia Giulia (Italy). Founded in 1960, the consortium brings together makers of knives, scissors and similar products, and for almost 60 years it has been promoting all things Made in Maniago. The brand MKM, already in use in the past, has been revamped and relaunched, with the aim of offering the market new collections, created through partnerships with local knife-makers.


The very first MKM-branded collection is quite extraordinary, both in terms of its technology and its production philosophy. Five sporting knives, in 28 different versions, thought up by two world-renowned designers, Bob Terzuola and Lucas Burnley.


The Fara is a Lucas Burnley design displaying typical flare and functionality. This version has a choice of either an Olive or Santos wood handle with a blue anodised Titanium ferrule on the pivot. The blade is Bohler M390 "Microclean" stainless steel and opens like a traditional pen knife with the nail groove. There isn't a pocket clip so no distraction to the beautiful lines of the knife. The handle features a lanyard hole for you to personalise as you wish.

SKU
CCM-MK-MY01-$$
Age Restriction:
18+
Blade Length (cm)
7.3
Overall Length (cm)
18.0
Blade Material:
M390 Stainless Steel
Blade Thickness (cm)
0.24
Cutting Edge:
7.6
Grind:
Flat
UK Friendly Carry:
Yes
Closed Length (cm)
10.7
Pocket Clip:
No
Blade Type:
Plain

Description


MKM, or Maniago Knife Makers, is a consortium representing knife-makers from ‘the home of knives’ around the world. The company is headquartered in Maniago itself, around 70 miles from Venice in the region of Friuli Venezia Giulia (Italy). Founded in 1960, the consortium brings together makers of knives, scissors and similar products, and for almost 60 years it has been promoting all things Made in Maniago. The brand MKM, already in use in the past, has been revamped and relaunched, with the aim of offering the market new collections, created through partnerships with local knife-makers.


The very first MKM-branded collection is quite extraordinary, both in terms of its technology and its production philosophy. Five sporting knives, in 28 different versions, thought up by two world-renowned designers, Bob Terzuola and Lucas Burnley.


The Fara is a Lucas Burnley design displaying typical flare and functionality. This version has a choice of either an Olive or Santos wood handle with a blue anodised Titanium ferrule on the pivot. The blade is Bohler M390 "Microclean" stainless steel and opens like a traditional pen knife with the nail groove. There isn't a pocket clip so no distraction to the beautiful lines of the knife. The handle features a lanyard hole for you to personalise as you wish.

Specification


SKU
CCM-MK-MY01-$$
Age Restriction:
18+
Blade Length (cm)
7.3
Overall Length (cm)
18.0
Blade Material:
M390 Stainless Steel
Blade Thickness (cm)
0.24
Cutting Edge:
7.6
Grind:
Flat
UK Friendly Carry:
Yes
Closed Length (cm)
10.7
Pocket Clip:
No
Blade Type:
Plain

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  • 2
    MKM Fara

    Posted by Aidan Langley on 15th Aug 2021

    First impression was that this was smaller than expected, a three and a half finger knife for my size large hands. Also a thin handle, no relaxed grip here, my hand will be a tight fist. The spring is quite strong, no worries there. Mine shipped with a pocket, rather than a belt sheath, much better. With its diminutive size and "friendly" wood handle it will make an acceptable EDC, even a Gentleman's knife, but it is not for hard work, for me, hence its good quality steel is pointless. So, I only award it two stars with its price in mind. A version with a deeper and slightly longer handle would get five.

  • 5
    Santos Wood

    Posted by shaun annandale on 27th Feb 2021

    Lovely little knife, super slip joint in both direction, great materials and styling. What is their not to be impressed with. Super sharp out of the box. This knife reminds me of Kylie Minogue.... Small and super fit.