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Øyo Jotunheimen Knife with Sheath

Name: Øyo Jotunheimen Knife with Sheath
SKU: OY05905
Price: 80.25 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

80,25 €

Compact bushcraft/fixed-blade knife crafted in “premium steel” with olive-wood handle and leather sheath for everyday outdoor use.

We have carried the ØYO Jotunheimen knife on many trails and camps. It is a fixed-blade tool, made of “premium steel,” with a blade length of 90 mm and total length 200 mm. It includes a finger guard and comes with a leather sheath.

It works well for light bushcraft, food prep, and general tasks around the fire, though some may find it less suited for heavy chopping. The handle wood and brass detailing give a warm grip and good control. I often reach for it when I want a reliable, stylish tool that is still practical.

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SKU: OY05905 Categories: Bushcraft Knives, Hunting Knives, Knives, Outdoor, Øyo

I’ve used knives for cooking, carving, and fire prep over my many years in the wilderness. The Jotunheimen strikes a fine balance between elegance and utility. The blade steel, while described only as “premium steel,” appears hard enough for regular outdoor tasks and holds an edge well. The blade is 90 mm long with a flat grind that slices cleanly, and the total length of 200 mm gives good leverage without making it unwieldy. Weight of 154 g makes it comfortable for long wear on belt or pack.

The handle is olive wood with brass details. There is a finger-guard/stop which helps prevent slips, especially when working wet or under pressure. The sheath is light beige leather, slim but protective, fitting the blade securely. I’ve carried it in damp camps and the leather does well if dried and conditioned.

I imagine using this knife to cut vegetables for camp stew, whittle tent stakes, or slice kindling good for many tasks without being one-trick. It may not replace a heavy hatchet or cleaver, but it shines where precision and control matter. If you want one, treat the wood with oil occasionally, sharpen regularly, and avoid prying tasks. It’s a great gift or first quality knife for outdoor lovers.

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