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Condor Fighter Knife Rhino Gray - robust outdoor knife made of 1075 carbon steel, black coated blade, 12 cm blade length, light gray handle made of polypropylene, 3 mm blade thickness, including polypropylene sheath, Made in El Salvadore
Robust, powerful and in a pleasant price range, the Fighter Knife Rhino Gray from Condor fights its way into the hearts of all bushcraft and outdoor fans. As usual, outdoor expert Condor has once again come up with its famous combination of durable carbon steel and handy plastic handle scales for this model.
The black blade of the Fighter Knife is a full 12 cm long and has a Cerakote coating. With a thickness of 3 mm, the 1075carbon steel ensures exceptional stability and edge retention. This makes the outdoor knife suitable for all kinds of bushcraft and camping activities.
The light gray handle, which, like the sheath, is made of polypropylene plastic, is particularly handy. The full-tang knife is manufactured in El Salvadore.
The history of Condor Tool & Knife goes back to 1787, when the Weyersberg brothers founded a company in Solingen to manufacture swords, military knives, cutlery and agricultural tools. Then, in 1964, the company IMACASA was founded in Santa Ana in El Salvador and the factory was well equipped with the most modern German tools and the employees were sent to Solingen for intensive training. Today, this factory produces machetes, axes, shovels and other hand tools of the highest quality. IMACASA was sold to local investors in 1980 and is now one of the largest machete and shovel manufacturers in the world. Then, in 2004, when additional knives and tools were developed for the North American and European markets, Condor Tool & Knife was born.
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