Fallkniven RL1ey Folding Knife 2.75" Elmax Blade, Elforyn (Imitation Ivory) Handles, Liner Lock

Description

SWEDRL1EY: RL1 Folding Knife, Elforyn

Fallkniven Knives

The Fallkniven RL1 pays tribute to classic Scandinavian design with its clean lines and simple profile. The drop point design of the blade is a staple that has been used in hunting and pocket knives for many years and the Elmax stainless steel is a modern improvement over traditional steels. The handles are made from Elforyn, which is an off-white imitation ivory that really gives this knife a high-class look. The slim handles fit in the hand well and the thin steel liners lock up the knife when deployed. The RL1 pays homage to classic design with modern techniques and materials to make a great addition to anyone's pocket. This knife comes with a display box.

Care

A folding knife can never be as strong as a fixed blade knife, since it contains several moving parts. If a folding knife is subjected to heavy use, it will inevitably result in a skewed blade with unreliable blade locking, and no guarantees cover this. A modern folding knife should be cleaned regularly with warm water and a mild detergent. Oil and fat should be avoided where possible since today's knives have self-lubricating bearings. Fat and similar substances attract dust and dirt and increase wear rather than reducing it. The simplest way to sharpen the knife is with a fine diamond whetstone, and to obtain that final razor sharpness, use a ceramic whetstone, see Fallkniven's DC3 and DC4 combination whetstones.

Warranty

Fallkniven offers a two-year warranty covering defects in materials and in the manufacture, i.e. faults that occur during manufacture but which are not noticed until the knife is used. They repair or replace the knife. The warranty is void if the knife is used incorrectly – the knife is intended for cutting with and is not for twisting, bending, chopping, or hitting. Discoloring caused by blood, salt water, or other corrosive substances is not covered by the warranty, neither is a broken tip.