Fallkniven H1
Type: Fixed
Blade: 100mm
Lock: N/A
Avg Price: $150.00
Blade: 100mm
Lock: N/A
Avg Price: $150.00
Overall
Quality
Ergonomics
Value
Based on 1 User Reviews
Overall
Quality
Ergonomics
Value
-Used for Outdoor/Survival
-Owned for 6 months
Comments:
This is an excellent hunting knife with outdoor and bush craft capabilities. Can easily serve as a back up knife in survival situations and all sorts off outdoor use. The build is just solid, with a choice of sturdy materials, therefore a dependable companion. Handle ergonomics is great tho some might miss some kind of finger guard . this is no real issue in game processing and meat cutting but can be a little concerning in bushcraft.As far as overall 'performance' goes , this can only be determined by your needs and how well it meets them.
Comment by user 11/28/2017
the handle is NOT thermorun. It's Kraton (like on Cold Steel knives). People confuse both but they're not the same. Thermorun is harder while kraton is a little bit softer. The difference is noticeable. Kraton will be more grippy when wet.
the handle is NOT thermorun. It's Kraton (like on Cold Steel knives). People confuse both but they're not the same. Thermorun is harder while kraton is a little bit softer. The difference is noticeable. Kraton will be more grippy when wet.
Comment by 12/08/2014
I don't have this knife but I am justified on commenting on this question, as I collect Fallkniven's. My review is subjective as my favourite Fallkniven is the F1. The handle of H1 is thermorun. A hard, but tacky feeling polymer substance. It is anti conductive, solvent, heat (to a point)
I don't have this knife but I am justified on commenting on this question, as I collect Fallkniven's. My review is subjective as my favourite Fallkniven is the F1. The handle of H1 is thermorun. A hard, but tacky feeling polymer substance. It is anti conductive, solvent, heat (to a point)
Comment by Greg 01/13/2014
How does the handle grip in wet conditions?
How does the handle grip in wet conditions?
