I frequently use neck knives when out and about as they are so helpful. They work hand in hand with a stronger larger knife usually worn on your belt. The neck knife being used for the small jobs and the larger knife for the harder tasks. Sometimes you can happen across such a well designed neck knife that it becomes your sole cutting companion. The Fällkniven WM1 is great little knife but does it have the ability to be your only knife? Let’s find out more.
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Here we examine the GP from Fällkniven. Its’s a delightful folder with an outstanding finish and looks to match. GP stands for Gentleman’s Pocket Knife and I think it’s a name deserving of this subtle yet powerful tool. Please enjoy our full Fällkniven GP review.
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The Fällkniven SK1 Jarl stands out from the crowd. Offering high end materials, gorgeous visuals and craftsmanship all in a premium package. The Jarl is the distinguished name given to this knife, one that inspires respect and reverence. Unlike more blunt instruments an SK1 Jarl is more at home on your belt or in the hand serving you like you were nobility. The language may be a little dramatic but the knife certainly deserves a little hyperbole as it is out of the ordinary. Read our full review to see if the SK1 Jarl is for you.
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We sharpen our tools in one of two places, at home or in the field. At home we can use large bench stones and a fancy set up to get exact angles and excellent results on our edges. In the field it is a different story entirely, where even finding a flat surface can prove challenging. The Fällkniven FS4 Flipstone is a field based sharpening tool. Let’s take a closer look.
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