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Helle Eggen 12C27

Helle Eggen 12C27

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The Eggen is one of Helle's most sought after products. This past fall they added the Eggen 12C27 ? same design and feel, now with the option of a non-laminated blade. 

The choice between 12C27 and H3LS (laminated) all comes down to how you want to use your knife.

Sandvik 12C27 offers a different feel to the blade with its stiffer flex. The fully hardened blade (since it is not laminated) can also be converted to having a sharp spine, for all of you who want to use the knife with a ferro rod. 

The Eggen 12C27 has a beautiful handle, crafted from one piece of selected curly birch, carefully sanded and polished by hand to a satin finish. The handle has a well-proportioned finger guard for safety. 

The Eggen 12C27 comes with a black sheath in genuine leather with silver stitching to match the aluminum butt at the end of the handle. 

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Specifications Eggen 12C27
Weight 120 g
Blade material Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel
Blade thickness 2,9 mm
Blade length 101 mm
Blade construction Stick tang
Handle material Curly birch
Handle length 110 mm
Sheath material Genuine black leather
Design by Gunnar Lothe
Design year 1998, version launched 2021
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Lory

Love the woman sized knife, beautiful. Only wish the sheath were a better quality leather. I swapped it with a white river knife sheath, twice the thickness leather, and now am happy as Larry.

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F M.C.

I was under the impression that a SS blade would not spark a fero rod, am I wrong?
Is the laminated blade carbon steel?

Appalachian Outfitters

Ferro rods will work with both stainless and carbon steel. In fact, any material harder than the ferro rod, with a sharp edge can create sparks, including glass and stone.