Eickhorn Cyprus SF II

Description

Particularities:

• Wire cutter, back saw and glass breaker
• Blade made of 55Si7 spring steel (HRC 53) and black Kalgard coating
• Handle made of glass fiber reinforced plastic
• Including special sheath

Sharpening voucher

With the purchase of the Eickhorn Cyprus SF II we give you a voucher for professional re-sharpening. Even high-quality knives like the Eickhorn Cyprus SF II lose their sharpness over time. Despite optimal storage and care, this process cannot be stopped, at most slowed down. For this reason we offer you with this voucher to have your Eickhorn Cyprus professionally sharpened. In the Wasserkraft Manufaktur in Solingen Wipperkotten, your knife will regain its old shine and sharpness. All further information can be found on the voucher card or on our Grinding service.

Eickhorn Cyprus SF II:

CYPRUS SF II (Special Forces) - This combat knife was developed according to the strict specifications of the Cypriot commando units. Blade made of 55Si7 spring steel (HRC 53) with black Kalgard coating. Back saw. Glass breaker at the end of the handle. Handle made of glass fiber reinforced plastic. Thanks to the U-bracket, the plastic sheath can also be worn on the US perforated belt. Total length 30.8 cm. Blade 17.3 cm. Blade thickness 3.7 mm. Weight 265 g.

Eickhorn Solingen:

Eickhorn knives have earned an excellent reputation worldwide for functionality and quality. Only the authorities got the combat and rescue knives earlier. After the knives became known all over the world and became more and more popular, Eickhorn felt obliged to share his innovative knife designs with civilians as well.

When producing the knives, Eickhorn pays particular attention to the selection of the best starting materials. These are then shaped by professionals into the high-quality knives for which Eickhorn is known. When choosing the damask blacksmith, the decision fell on Markus Balbach, one of the best in Europe. Its damask blades stand for masterful design and expressiveness.

Eickhorn remains loyal - namely to his home town of Solingen. The Messer company has been based in the City of Blades for over 150 years and it will remain so in the future. Contrary to the trend of many other companies, there will be no relocation abroad.