Garberg (S) is a bushcraft knife with a full-tang blade made of Swedish stainless steel. It’s compatible with ferro rod and tough enough for batoning and building shelter during demanding outdoor adventures.
Robust bushcraft knife with a full-tang blade - Garberg (S) is a durable survival knife with a full-tang construction that runs through the handle. The exposed tang at the rear can be used for batoning, scraping, or striking a ferro rod. The 3.2 mm thick blade is made of Swedish stainless steel and features a ground spine that is compatible with ferro rod.
Ideal for use with a ferro rod and batoning - Whether you're hiking, camping, or deep into bushcraft, Garberg is the only knife you need in the wild. It handles heavy-duty tasks like carving, splitting wood, cutting branches, and building shelter. The ground spine allows you to easily start a fire using a ferro rod in any weather.
Secure grip in all conditions - The molded handle features a traditional Dala pattern and finger guard for a secure grip. The polymer sheath is ambidextrous and fits both right- and left-handed users and includes a practical belt loop.
Swedish stainless steel with Scandi grind edge - Garberg (S) features a 3.2 mm thick blade made of Swedish stainless steel (14C28N), hardened to 58 HRC. The steel offers excellent edge retention, durability and requires little maintenance. The Scandi grind provides strength in every cut and is easy to resharpen.
Made in Mora, Sweden - Available in Dala Red™, black, and green. Garberg is named after a fäbod near Mora – a place shaped by strength, self-sufficiency, and life in harmony with nature. Garberg (S) is manufactured in our knife factory in Mora, Sweden, with over 130 years of knife-making tradition.
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