Used for:
- Cutting paper, rope, wood
- Pencil sharpening
- Light outdoor and daily tasks
- Camping, Fishing Etc
This is a simple version of a simple Japanese design, a no nonsense folder with a folded metal handle, non-locking blade and a simple extended tang to open it.
Higonokami - Japanese Pocket Knives
In former times, every young man in Japan owned a Higonokami pocket knife. It has been manufactured in the traditional manner for over a century. The blade is set in a handle without locking mechanism and is opened using the lever tang.
| Bevel: |
Double bevel |
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| Blade length: |
50 mm |
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| Blade structure: |
triple-layered |
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| Blade thickness: |
2.6 mm |
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| Blade width: |
11 mm |
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| Handle material: |
Brass |
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| Hardness: |
62 HRC |
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| Locking mechanism: |
Friction folder (without lock) |
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| Overall length: |
7.5 mm |
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| Rustproof: |
No |
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| Steel cutting edge: |
Blue paper steel |
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| Typ: |
Japanese folding knives |
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| Weight: |
34 g |
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