Eickhorn Defender 130 Silver

Description

Particularities:

• Precise handwork from Solingen
• Eickhorn special steel is very flexible and therefore break-resistant
• Non-slip, closed G10 handles enable safe handling
• Including Cordura sheath with Velcro fastener and belt loop

Eickhorn Defender 130 Silver:

The Eickhorn Defender: The Defender range consists of three machetes (Defender 90, Defender 110 and Defender 130). These have different blade lengths between 11.9 and 18.2 cm with the same handle shape. So there is the right size for every application. The stable 4.7 mm thick blade thus ensures high stability. Finally, the non-slip, closed G-10 handle scales allow these machetes to be carried safely. A very light Cordura sheath with a Velcro fastener and belt loop was chosen as the sheath.
The blade is made of 1.4110 rust-free and the handles are made of G-10.

Eickhorn Solingen:

The quality obliges us to do more! Eickhorn originally manufactured combat, rescue and bayonet knives, which were almost exclusively sold to the authorities. However, since these quickly gained a worldwide reputation for quality and functionality, the Eickhorn knives were suddenly in great demand among civilians. The company saw this demand and responded to the need for innovative knives.

The aim of the Solingen knife manufacturer Eickhorn is to produce the best knives. In order to make this possible, precise selections are made when it comes to the materials, it is based on centuries of experience in manufacturing and all the latest findings in knife production are included. In addition, there are only the most capable employees, such as Damascus blacksmith Markus Balbach, who is one of the best specialists in his craft across Europe. Because this dedication is visible in every single Eickhorn knife.

Contrary to the trend to move its location abroad, the company decided to move to its home country, the Blade city of Solingento be faithful. With good reason, because "Made in Solingen" is a worldwide term for the highest quality in cutlery, which Eickhorn wants to represent with its knives.