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No hay artículos en el carroDirk Hofmeister de Midgards Messer se inspiró en el arte nórdico de la herrería y creó el extremadamente estable Boker Plus Little Dvalin Tanto. El cuchillo fijo convence por su tamaño compacto y una voluminosa hoja Tanto hecha de D2, que está recubierta con un revestimiento de titanio gris oscuro y una pronunciada ranura hueca. Los movimientos en la parte posterior de la hoja prometen un apoyo seguro para el pulgar para un trabajo de corte difícil. A pesar de la ira de los dioses, el mango G10 bien formado y parcialmente dentado siempre se coloca de forma segura en la mano. Con una impresora 3D estándar, puede imprimir fácilmente escalas alternativas de mango en una amplia variedad de formas, colores y materiales. Incluye agujero para cordón, clip para cinturón y funda Kydex de alta calidad
Cfv
Comentado en México el 4 de abril de 2025
Ok lo compré por barato, el precio estaba más bajo de lo que está ahora . No lo probado en trabajo ni de día a día pero ya llevo un corte en el dedo pues la funda nude. no ajusta correctamente y es pesado así que con el mínimo movimiento ya está fuera de la funda Así que llevarlo al cuello o dentro del pantalón es algo riesgoso salir a pequeños recorridos con esto ala cintura probablemente se pierda a medio camino . Lo dejaré en el cajón ya veré si le hago una funda o interno ajustar el kydex aunque por el peso necesitará un seguro , funda kydex con seguro de correa me parece demerita el uso de kydex tómalo en cuenta lo compras piensa en ir haciendo ajustes para poder disfrutarlo.
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 1 de marzo de 2024
Chunky solid fixed blade knife. This is a work horse and comes in good solid steel. This fixed blade is great for edc or a go bag.
Arturo Juan Lien Herrera
Comentado en México el 18 de julio de 2023
La marca es garantía, la hoja puede parecer pequeña para algunos, pero es ideal para incluirla en tu equipamiento EDC, hoja y mango son de una sola pieza, la funda trae incluida los tornillos y la aditamento para portarlo en el cinturón.
KB
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de julio de 2022
Stout little knife. Handle is a bit small for my hand, but I expected that since it's a small knife. It's sharp, but needs a bit of additional sharpening. Sheath is tight and well made, but the included Boker belt clip is terrible. Time will tell how well the D2 stands up.
George Magnum
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de noviembre de 2022
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
G
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 25 de mayo de 2021
Great knife. Ive been beating it to death for the last month, using for things it shouldn't be used for, like prying trim off of door jambs or using it as a wedge to make a gap so I can get my prybar under stone counter tops.. ect ( I do architectural salvage) and so far it's taken all the abuse I've been able to give it.. tip is still intact, it's got a few dings and the finish is wearing off,but that's to be expected. The sheath leaves a little to be desired but it's worked well so far. I haven't had issue like other reviewers.. mine hasn't gotten stuck in the sheath.. it was a little tight initially as with most sheaths.. either I got a good one and literally everyone else got a defective one.. or the other reviewers just need to work on their grip strength.. which I suspect is more likely the case.
MDuck
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de marzo de 2021
You are going to love or hate the thickness of the knife/tang stock. It is very, very thick (.22 which is to say almost 1/4 of an inch thick!), with a full tang (full length, full width) but it cuts very well because it is a FULL FLAT GRIND (not hollow grind) and sharpened well. It's D2 steel so test it on paper first to see if it arrives sharp enough for you, then oil the edge of the blade with olive oil etc. to totally eliminate any risk of stain, tarnish, rust (I find olive oil is heavy enough to stay in place compared to most cooking oils; and I always use cooking oil so I can slice food if the situation arises).The edge is the only part of the blade requires any treatment. The rest of the blade surface is covered in titanium (!) probably laid on as a vapor, and most likely an alloy since titanium is very expensive.This is a novelty knife, not a middle American hunter (Buck) nor a survival blade (Esee) BUT the designer didn't forget the function as they crafted what is essentially a "fantasy" blade (Asgardian dwarf, no less, but respectfully cited). A non-functional fantasy blade is an arrogant travesty; but IMHO a fully functional fantasy blade, with a nod to myth, can be a wonder to behold.I don't see the purpose of the blood groove, but I very much like the Full Flat Grind, sharpening choil, and smoothened and tapered (thinner towards the blade) G10 handles. The use of D2 and G10 (in the way the G10 is used, smooth with ripples) are great choices in what is designed to sell for a very, very low price (compare to the approximately $55 Esee Rowen Izula 1).I'm very happy with this purchase. Unless you have an eye on one of the current crop of fantastic "new brands" of folders from mainland China, also around $40-60 (Civivi, CJRB, Steel Will etc.) you should peel off one month of your blade buying budget for this one.Oh one negative - almost impossible to release from the sheath except with a purely straight pull. If you try to pop the sheath off with pressure from your thumb directed against the plastic overlapping the top of the handle, no-go. It requires a straight, not angled, pressure to release, and digs its heels in with anything other than a straight draw, meaning you use two hands or mount the sheath. In comparison, with the Izula 2, also with a Kydex sheath, I can pop the sheath off with thumb pressure on the top edge only of the sheath.
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