I’ve used many hunting knives and the Øyo Nordic Hunting stands out for its robustness and thoughtful design. The 120 mm blade is hollow ground and 3.8 mm thick, offering a solid cutting edge without being overly heavy. The steel (8Cr15MoV, hardened to ~ 58 HCR) holds a sharp edge well yet can be sharpened in the field with basic stones.
The handle is made of G10 composite material, textured for grip even when wet, and includes holes for fastening a cord. The knife has a full-tang construction so strength and balance are good. The spine is ground 90 degrees, allowing use with a ferro rod for fire starting.
Overall length is about 240 mm, weight around 271 g substantial but manageable for serious outdoor work. The leather sheath is sturdy, black, with a belt loop so I can carry it securely. I often imagine using it to field dress game in misty mountain dawn or slicing raft-built planks by riverside this tool gives confidence.
If you want a hunting knife you can rely on when the going gets rough, this is one you’ll want in your pack or belt. Stocks can run low, especially in popular outdoor-shop seasons.
Specifications
- Knife type fixed blade
- Blade material 8Cr15MoV premium steel
- Blade hardness ≈ 58 HCR
- Blade length 120 mm
- Blade thickness 3.8 mm
- Handle material G10 composite (patterned)
- Overall length 240 mm
- Weight 271 g
- Sheath material leather, black, with belt loop












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