Njörd 90 with Green Amboyna Burl Scales and AEB-L stainless steel
After requests for a smaller bladed version of my full size Njörd 200 I added the Njörd 105 to my list of standard designs but still I had a multiple requests for an even shorter bladed version, and so here we have the Njörd 90 with its 90mm blade length.
The Njörd was based off the Scandinavian Leuku, which is a traditional outdoor utility knife that originates from Lapland, Scandinavia. The large handle is ideal for those environments where you may have thick gloves or mittens on so a large handle to get purchase on is ideal. This is scaled down from my original Njörd 200 to excel as an all round outdoor utility knife.
The steel on this one is AEB-L stainless steel.
Handled in some epic stabilised green Amboyna Burl with deep red G10 liners.
The large contoured handle also helps with making sure the knife is locked into your hand no matter what.
The grind is a Scandinavian grind ok this one with a stonewash finish on the flats of the blade.
Comes with a right hand leather sheath. Left hand sheaths available.
Steel type: AEB-L Stainless steel
Grind: Scandinavian grind
Handle material: Stabilised Green Amboyna Burl
Hardness: 62
Blade thickness: 3mm
Blade length: 90mm
Handle thickness: 20mm at but and 16mm at front
Handle length: 120mm
Overall length: 230mm
Disclaimer, you must be over 18 years of age to purchase this item!
After requests for a smaller bladed version of my full size Njörd 200 I added the Njörd 105 to my list of standard designs but still I had a multiple requests for an even shorter bladed version, and so here we have the Njörd 90 with its 90mm blade length.
The Njörd was based off the Scandinavian Leuku, which is a traditional outdoor utility knife that originates from Lapland, Scandinavia. The large handle is ideal for those environments where you may have thick gloves or mittens on so a large handle to get purchase on is ideal. This is scaled down from my original Njörd 200 to excel as an all round outdoor utility knife.
The steel on this one is AEB-L stainless steel.
Handled in some epic stabilised green Amboyna Burl with deep red G10 liners.
The large contoured handle also helps with making sure the knife is locked into your hand no matter what.
The grind is a Scandinavian grind ok this one with a stonewash finish on the flats of the blade.
Comes with a right hand leather sheath. Left hand sheaths available.
Steel type: AEB-L Stainless steel
Grind: Scandinavian grind
Handle material: Stabilised Green Amboyna Burl
Hardness: 62
Blade thickness: 3mm
Blade length: 90mm
Handle thickness: 20mm at but and 16mm at front
Handle length: 120mm
Overall length: 230mm
Disclaimer, you must be over 18 years of age to purchase this item!
After requests for a smaller bladed version of my full size Njörd 200 I added the Njörd 105 to my list of standard designs but still I had a multiple requests for an even shorter bladed version, and so here we have the Njörd 90 with its 90mm blade length.
The Njörd was based off the Scandinavian Leuku, which is a traditional outdoor utility knife that originates from Lapland, Scandinavia. The large handle is ideal for those environments where you may have thick gloves or mittens on so a large handle to get purchase on is ideal. This is scaled down from my original Njörd 200 to excel as an all round outdoor utility knife.
The steel on this one is AEB-L stainless steel.
Handled in some epic stabilised green Amboyna Burl with deep red G10 liners.
The large contoured handle also helps with making sure the knife is locked into your hand no matter what.
The grind is a Scandinavian grind ok this one with a stonewash finish on the flats of the blade.
Comes with a right hand leather sheath. Left hand sheaths available.
Steel type: AEB-L Stainless steel
Grind: Scandinavian grind
Handle material: Stabilised Green Amboyna Burl
Hardness: 62
Blade thickness: 3mm
Blade length: 90mm
Handle thickness: 20mm at but and 16mm at front
Handle length: 120mm
Overall length: 230mm
Disclaimer, you must be over 18 years of age to purchase this item!