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    • Fallkniven

    Fällkniven Knives: Swedish-Designed Survival and Outdoor Knives Trusted by Military Since 1984

    Fällkniven was founded in 1984 by Peter Hjortberger in Boden, Sweden — deep in the northern province of Norrbotten, where hunters and fishermen have relied on good knives for generations. The company began designing its own knives in 1987, and in 1995 delivered one of the most consequential moments in modern knife history: the F1 was adopted as the official survival knife for pilots of the Swedish Air Force. In 2000 the F1 and S1 passed testing at the US Naval Air Warfare Center at Patuxent River, earning approval for USMC and USN aircrew use. In 1999 Fällkniven was named Purveyor to His Majesty the King of Sweden. Today, under second-generation leadership from Eric Hjortberger, Fällkniven remains a family-owned company producing Swedish-designed knives manufactured by Hattori and Moki in Seki City, Japan — and rigorously tested at Luleå University of Technology. Knifeworks is an authorized Fällkniven dealer.

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    The Official Swedish Air Force Survival Knife The F1 has been the official pilot survival knife of the Swedish Air Force since 1995 — and approved by the US Naval Air Warfare Center for USMC and USN aircrew use since 2000.
    Purveyor to the King of Sweden Fällkniven has held the title of Purveyor to His Majesty the King of Sweden since 1999 — the highest quality recognition a Swedish manufacturer can receive.
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    The Complete Fällkniven Buyer's Guide (2026)

    Everything you need to choose the right Fällkniven — from the founding story in northern Sweden and the F1's military adoption to the full model lineup across every series, the laminated steel system explained, the Japan manufacturing partnership, and a use-case chooser. Click any topic to expand.

    The Fällkniven Story: From Norrbotten to the Swedish Air Force and Beyond ＋

    Fällkniven was founded in 1984 by Peter Hjortberger in Boden, Sweden — a small city in Norrbotten, the northernmost province on the Swedish mainland. Hjortberger came to knife-making not from a craft tradition but from a practical one: he was a hunter and fisherman who knew from firsthand experience that most available knives were not as good as they should be. In the early 1980s, inspired by what American knife makers were producing, he started the company with the goal of building knives that combined scientific materials thinking with the demands of actual field use in a northern climate.

    The company began importing knives and developing original designs from 1987. In the same year, the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration approached Hjortberger about a new survival knife for Swedish Air Force pilots. After years of development and testing, the F1 was delivered to the Swedish Air Force in 1995 — and adopted as the official pilot survival knife. That milestone put Fällkniven on the international map and defined the brand's identity as a producer of professional-grade tools, not recreational knives.

    • 1984: Peter Hjortberger founds Fällkniven in Boden, Norrbotten, Sweden
    • 1987: Company begins designing original knives; development of the F1 begins
    • 1995: F1 adopted as official Swedish Air Force pilot survival knife
    • 1999: Fällkniven named Purveyor to His Majesty the King of Sweden
    • 2000: F1 and S1 approved by US Naval Air Warfare Center for USMC and USN aircrew use
    • 2009: Eric Hjortberger (Peter's son) becomes president — family business continues into the second generation
    • 2015: Pro series launched — F1 Pro, S1 Pro, A1 Pro with laminated CoS steel and stainless guard
    • 2019: X series launched — F1x, S1x, A1x with full exposed tang and removable scales
    • 2024: 40th anniversary — continued expansion under Eric Hjortberger, new 20,000 sq ft facility with solar and geothermal power
    Purveyor to the King of Sweden — What It Actually Means The Royal Warrant of Appointment as Purveyor to His Majesty the King of Sweden is not a marketing claim — it is a formal recognition by the Swedish Royal Court that a supplier has met the highest standards of quality and reliability over an extended period. Fällkniven was awarded this designation in 1999, cementing their position as Sweden's most respected knife manufacturer. It is the kind of credential that cannot be bought or licensed — it has to be earned, year after year, by delivering product that meets an exceptional standard.
    Fällkniven Series Comparison: F1, S1, A1 — Standard, Pro & X Explained ＋

    Fällkniven's core survival lineup is built around three blade sizes — the F1 (compact pilot's knife), the S1 (mid-size forest knife), and the A1 (large army survival knife). Each model exists in three generations of specification: the original standard series, the Pro series (upgraded steel, thicker blade, stainless guard), and the X series (full exposed tang, removable scales, locking sheath). Understanding which generation fits your use case is the key to choosing the right Fällkniven.

    The Full Fällkniven Lineup: Every Series, Every Format ＋

    Fällkniven produces across multiple categories — military survival, outdoor fixed blades, hunting, fishing, folding knives, and collector-grade pieces. Here is the complete current lineup by series.

    Model Series Blade Length Steel Purpose
    F1 Pilot Survival 3.8" Lam. VG10 / 3G / Elmax Official Swedish Air Force survival knife — the iconic original
    F1 Pro Pro Series 3.8" Lam. CoS Upgraded F1 — harder steel, thicker blade, stainless guard, MOLLE sheath + DC4 stone
    F1x X Series 3.8" Lam. CoS / Elmax Full exposed tang F1 — removable scales, locking sheath, maximum structural strength
    S1 Forest Survival 5.1" Lam. VG10 / 3G Mid-size survival and forest knife — USMC and USN approved alongside the F1
    S1 Pro Pro Series 5.1" Lam. CoS Pro-spec S1 — CoS steel, stainless guard, thicker blade stock
    S1x X Series 5.1" Lam. CoS / Elmax Full exposed tang S1 — same X series upgrades as F1x and A1x
    A1 Army Survival 6.3" Lam. VG10 / 3G Large-format survival knife — used by special forces units across multiple nations
    A1 Pro Pro Series 6.3" Lam. CoS Pro-spec A1 — 7mm blade, CoS steel, widened tang, stainless guard
    A1x X Series 6.3" Lam. CoS / Elmax The strongest Fällkniven available — 7mm full exposed tang, locking sheath
    NL1–NL5 Northern Light Varies Lam. VG10 / CoS Collector-grade — stacked leather handles, traditional Swedish aesthetic
    SK1 Jarl / SK2 Tre Kronor / Special 3.8" 3G powder steel Traditional Scandinavian design in premium 3G steel — curly birch handle
    TK1–TK6 Tre Kronor Tre Kronor Varies Lam. 3G Three Crowns series — traditional sheath and folder formats in 3G powder steel
    PRK (Police Rescue Tanto) Tactical 3.75" Lam. CoS Tanto profile, partial serration — designed for law enforcement rescue tasks
    H1 / HK series Hunting Varies Lam. VG10 Purpose-built hunting knives — traditional Scandinavian hunting blade geometry
    F2 / WM1 Fishing / Sporting Varies Lam. VG10 Fishing and light outdoor use — slim profiles optimized for fish preparation
    U1 / U2 / U4 Folding (U-series) 2.5"–3.0" Lam. SGPS / Elmax / CoS Premium EDC folders — lockback mechanism, made by Moki in Seki, Japan
    PC Folding 2.9" Lam. CoS Slim gentleman's folder — fiberglass Grilon handles, Teflon bearing pivot
    The F1, S1 & A1 — The Three Most Popular Fällkniven, Decade After Decade Peter Hjortberger has confirmed publicly that the F1, S1, and A1 remain the three most popular Fällkniven models year after year — the same three designs that launched the brand's reputation in the 1990s. This is not nostalgia. It is a testament to the philosophy behind their design: functional geometry, the right materials, no gimmicks, and a construction that delivers exactly what a working knife needs to deliver in any condition. Part of the company's philosophy is that these core designs do not get changed for the sake of change — each improvement has to earn its place on the knife. That discipline is part of why the designs are still relevant thirty years after their introduction.
    Fällkniven Steel Guide: Laminated VG10, 3G, CoS, Elmax & What Each Delivers ＋

    Fällkniven's steel philosophy is built around laminated construction — sandwiching a hardened, high-performance core steel between tougher outer layers of 420J2 stainless. This three-layer structure delivers edge retention from the hard core and lateral toughness (resistance to bending and breaking) from the outer layers — a combination that Fällkniven has demonstrated provides over 20% greater lateral strength than a solid blade in the same core steel. Here is every steel in the current lineup explained.

    Steel Construction Hardness Found On Best For
    Lam. VG10 VG10 core / 420J2 outer layers 59 HRC F1, S1, A1, H1, WM1, NL series (standard) The proven Fällkniven standard — excellent balance of edge retention, toughness, corrosion resistance, and ease of sharpening
    3G (SGPS) Super Gold Powder Steel core / VG2 outer layers 62 HRC F1 3G, SK1 Jarl, TK series, select NL models Extended edge retention — harder core than VG10, excellent corrosion resistance, the step up for buyers who want maximum edge life
    Lam. CoS (Cobalt Special Steel) High-alloy cobalt core / 420J2 outer layers 60 HRC Pro series, X series, PRK, NL5, PC folder Fine grain structure for exceptional sharpening response — harder than VG10, sharper edge potential, used across all Pro and X series models
    Elmax Monolithic (not laminated) ~61 HRC F1 Elmax, F1x Elmax, U1 folder Powder metallurgy stainless with outstanding corrosion resistance — the right choice for salt water environments or buyers who want the highest-grade monolithic stainless option
    SGPS (U-series folders) Laminated SGPS in folder format 61–62 HRC U2 folder Premium folder steel — the same high-performance core as 3G, executed in Moki's precision folder production
    Why Laminated Steel — and Why It Matters More Than the Core Steel Alone The laminated construction Fällkniven uses is not simply a cost decision or a manufacturing convenience. It solves a fundamental problem in knife steel: the steels that hold the sharpest, hardest edge are also more brittle — more prone to chipping and snapping under lateral stress. By laminating a hard edge steel between tougher outer layers, Fällkniven gets the sharp, wear-resistant edge of a premium core steel with the structural resilience of a tougher outer layer absorbing bending forces. Luleå University of Technology in Sweden has validated this approach through destructive testing — the laminated construction demonstrably outperforms solid blades in the same core steel for lateral strength. For a survival knife where blade failure is not an acceptable outcome, laminated construction is not a feature. It is the foundation of the design.
    The Convex Grind & Fällkniven's Design Philosophy: No Gimmicks, No Frills ＋

    Every Fällkniven fixed blade is ground with a convex edge — a curved taper from spine to edge rather than the flat or hollow bevels found on most production knives. This is not an aesthetic choice. It is the result of Fällkniven's materials science approach to what a knife edge should do under field conditions.

    The convex grind delivers three specific advantages over flat or hollow grinds:

    • Reduced cutting resistance: The curved geometry allows material to flow away from the edge during a cut rather than bunching against flat blade faces — reducing drag through wood, game, and rope
    • Superior edge durability: More steel behind the cutting apex means the edge is supported by a gradual taper rather than a thin secondary bevel that chips or rolls under hard use
    • Better chopping performance: The convex grind is sometimes called an "axe grind" for a reason — the geometry that makes axes efficient at splitting wood applies at knife scale as well

    Beyond the grind, five principles define every Fällkniven design:

    • Function over form: No decorative elements that do not serve the knife's purpose — Fällkniven designs are deliberately understated and have not changed without a performance reason
    • Thermorun handles: The synthetic elastomer used on most Fällkniven handles maintains grip in wet, cold, oily, and freezing conditions without the hotspots of aggressive texturing — chosen for performance, not appearance
    • Protruding tang: A tang that extends beyond the handle end — considered by Peter Hjortberger as essential for a survival knife — provides a striking surface and prevents the handle from being forced onto the blade under impact
    • Safe sheath design: Fällkniven invests significant engineering effort in sheath design — the knife will spend more time in the sheath than in the hand, and a sheath failure in a survival situation is a crisis
    • University-validated testing: Every design is tested destructively at Luleå University of Technology in Sweden — not just for marketing claims but to validate the engineering before the knife ships
    The Convex "Axe Grind" — How to Sharpen It The convex grind requires a different sharpening approach than flat-ground knives. A standard flat stone at a fixed angle will not follow the curved geometry correctly. The right tools are: a leather strop with abrasive compound for maintenance, Fällkniven's own DC3 or DC4 diamond/ceramic whetstone for field touch-ups, or a flexible abrasive surface that can follow the convex curve. Many Fällkniven users report that the convex edge stays sharp longer between sharpenings than comparable flat-ground blades — because the geometry is inherently more resistant to edge degradation under hard use.
    Swedish Design, Japanese Craftsmanship: Why Fällkniven Manufactures in Seki City ＋

    Fällkniven describes their knives as "Swedish knives, made in Japan" — and the transparency of that statement is part of what distinguishes the brand. Every Fällkniven fixed blade is manufactured by Hattori in Seki City, Japan — one of the world's great cutlery manufacturing centers, alongside Solingen in Germany, Sheffield in England, and Mora in Sweden. Every Fällkniven folder is made by Moki, another Seki City manufacturer with deep expertise in precision folder construction.

    The decision to manufacture in Japan was not driven by cost reduction. It was driven by capability. When Fällkniven transitioned from ATS34 steel to laminated VG10 in 1997–1998, the lamination forge-welding and hand-ground convex grinding required by the design demanded manufacturing expertise that simply was not available elsewhere at the required quality level. Hattori had that expertise, agreed to work with Fällkniven's specifications, and the partnership has continued ever since.

    Aspect Fällkniven / Hattori Standard
    Design origin Sweden — Peter and Eric Hjortberger design every model in Boden, Norrbotten
    Steel sourcing Swedish steel from a mine in Norrbotten, approximately 140km north of Boden — the raw material is Swedish even when the manufacturing is in Japan
    Manufacturing Hattori, Seki City, Japan — fixed blades. Moki, Seki City — folders
    Heat treatment Proprietary protocols developed through Luleå University testing — applied in Japan by Hattori following Fällkniven's specifications
    Convex grinding Hand-ground by craftsmen — cannot be replicated correctly by automated machinery
    Sheaths Zytel sheaths injection-molded in Sweden, assembled at Fällkniven's facility — European-made
    Testing Destructive testing at Luleå University of Technology, Sweden — independent academic validation of strength and corrosion claims
    Seki City — The Japanese Solingen Seki City in Gifu Prefecture has been a center of Japanese sword and blade making for over 700 years. Today it is the hub of Japan's modern knife manufacturing industry — home to world-class producers like Hattori, Moki, and dozens of specialized workshops. The heat treatment expertise, laminate forge-welding capability, and hand-grinding craft in Seki City represent centuries of accumulated knowledge. When Fällkniven chose to manufacture there, they were accessing a manufacturing tradition as deep as the Swedish hunting culture their knives are designed to serve.
    Choosing Your Fällkniven: Quick Reference by Use Case, Series & Budget ＋

    Not sure which Fällkniven is right for your use case, carry preference, or budget? Match your needs to the right model from our current Knifeworks catalog.

    Use Case Model Series Our Pick
    First Fällkniven — Proven Classic F1 Standard F1 in laminated VG10 with Zytel sheath — the knife that started everything, still the benchmark
    Maximum Performance F1 F1 Pro or F1x Pro / X Series F1 Pro for CoS steel and MOLLE sheath; F1x for full exposed tang and locking sheath system
    Mid-Size Survival / Forest S1 Standard or Pro S1 standard for versatile outdoor use; S1 Pro for maximum CoS steel upgrade
    Large Survival / Bushcraft / Chopper A1 or A1x Standard or X Series A1 standard for proven large-format survival; A1x for the strongest fixed blade in the lineup
    Collector / Traditional Aesthetic NL series or SK1 Jarl Northern Light / Tre Kronor NL5 in CoS with stacked leather for premium display and carry; SK1 Jarl in 3G for traditional curly birch
    Law Enforcement / Rescue PRK (Police Rescue Tanto) Tactical PRK in laminated CoS — tanto profile, partial serration, Thermorun handle, Zytel sheath
    Hunting — Field Dressing HK series or H1 Hunting HK series for traditional Scandinavian hunting blade geometry in VG10
    EDC Folder U2 or PC Folder U2 in SGPS laminate for premium EDC folder action; PC for a slimmer gentleman's carry
    Best Steel for Edge Retention Any 3G model Standard 3G F1 in 3G — SGPS core at 62 HRC, maximum edge life while maintaining Fällkniven's laminated toughness
    Salt Water / Marine Environment F1 Elmax or F1x Elmax Standard / X Series Elmax configuration — highest corrosion resistance in the lineup, ideal for coastal and marine use

    Fällkniven Knives: Frequently Asked Questions

    Expert answers from the team at Knifeworks — your authorized Fällkniven dealer for the complete lineup including the F1 pilot survival knife, A1, S1, the Pro and X series, Northern Light collector pieces, and Fällkniven folders.

    Is the Fällkniven F1 really the Swedish Air Force survival knife? ＋

    Yes — the Fällkniven F1 has been the official survival knife for pilots of the Swedish Air Force since 1995. The knife was specifically developed in response to a request from the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration for a new pilot survival knife, and after years of development and testing, the F1 was selected and delivered to the Air Force that year.

    In 2000 the F1 and S1 were tested at the US Naval Air Warfare Center at Patuxent River, Maryland, and both passed evaluation for use by USMC and USN aircrews — extending the F1's military adoption from Sweden to the United States. The A1 also passed every test but was considered too large for aircrew survival vests; it is used by special forces units across multiple nations. The F1's military credentials are not a marketing story — they are a matter of documented record.

    Where are Fällkniven knives made? ＋

    Fällkniven knives are designed in Boden, Sweden by the Hjortberger family and manufactured in Seki City, Japan. Fixed blade knives are made by Hattori — one of the most respected fixed blade manufacturers in the world. Folding knives are made by Moki — a Seki City manufacturer known for precision folder construction. Sheaths are made in Europe, with Zytel sheaths injection-molded in Sweden.

    Fällkniven describes this openly as "Swedish knives, made in Japan." The decision to manufacture in Japan was driven by the specific skills required for laminate forge-welding and hand-ground convex grinding — capabilities that Hattori had and that Fällkniven needed to execute their design correctly. The steel itself is Swedish, sourced from a mine in Norrbotten approximately 140km north of Boden. This is not outsourcing for cost reduction. It is a partnership built around craft capability.

    What is Fällkniven's warranty? ＋

    Fällkniven offers a 10-year warranty to the original owner on every new knife purchased from an authorized dealer. The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship — Fällkniven will repair or replace, at their option, any knife returned for warranty work and found to be defective.

    The warranty explicitly does not cover blade tips and edges, which are subject to normal wear and tear, unless the damage is clearly the result of a material defect rather than use. The warranty also does not cover knives purchased from unauthorized dealers, gray-market sources, or discount websites not authorized by Fällkniven.

    Purchasing from an authorized dealer like Knifeworks is essential for warranty coverage. Keep your receipt — Fällkniven's warranty terms specifically require proof of authorized dealer purchase.

    What is the difference between the F1, S1, and A1? ＋

    All three are Fällkniven's core survival fixed blades sharing the same laminated steel construction, convex grind, Thermorun handle, and design philosophy. The difference is size and intended use case:

    • F1 (Pilot Survival): 3.8" blade, 4.5mm thick, compact enough to fit in an ejection seat survival vest. The original military spec — designed for pilots who need a reliable knife that disappears into their gear. The most carry-friendly and most popular of the three.
    • S1 (Forest Knife): 5.1" blade, 5mm thick, clip point profile. Mid-size — more blade for bushcraft and forest tasks than the F1, more manageable than the A1. Also USMC and USN approved. The right balance for most outdoor users.
    • A1 (Army Survival): 6.3" blade, 6mm thick (7mm in Pro/X), drop point profile. The large-format Fällkniven — enough blade for serious chopping, batoning, and heavy work. Used by special forces units. The right choice when maximum capability matters more than compact carry.
    What is the difference between the Standard, Pro, and X series? ＋

    All three generations are available in F1, S1, and A1 blade profiles. The differences are steel, tang design, and structural specification:

    • Standard series: Laminated VG10 (or 3G / Elmax options), broad protruding tang, the proven original. Lightest weight and most compact for the blade size. Available in the widest range of steel configurations.
    • Pro series (launched 2015): Upgraded to laminated CoS (Cobalt Special Steel), thicker blade stock, wider and thicker tapered tang, permanently welded stainless steel guard, redesigned MOLLE-compatible Zytel sheath with included DC4 diamond sharpening stone in waterproof case. The professional duty upgrade.
    • X series (launched 2019): Full exposed tang — the handle scales are removable Thermorun panels on Torx screws, and the entire knife is one continuous piece of steel from tip to pommel. Stainless steel guard, laminated CoS or Elmax steel, locking sheath system. The structurally strongest Fällkniven available — designed for the user who needs absolute confidence that nothing will fail.
    What is a convex grind and how do I sharpen it? ＋

    A convex grind is a curved taper from the spine to the edge — the blade face is slightly convex (rounded outward) rather than flat or hollow. Fällkniven applies a convex edge to all their fixed blade models because it delivers superior edge durability and reduces cutting resistance compared to flat or secondary-bevel grinds. More steel behind the cutting apex means the edge is structurally supported and resists chipping and rolling under hard use.

    Sharpening a convex edge correctly requires a different approach than flat-ground knives:

    • Best method: A leather strop loaded with abrasive compound — the flexible leather follows the convex geometry naturally and is the right tool for maintaining and refining the edge
    • Field sharpening: Fällkniven's DC3 or DC4 diamond/ceramic whetstone — compact, dual-grit, and the sharpener Fällkniven includes with Pro series knives for a reason
    • What to avoid: Standard flat sharpening stones held at a fixed angle will not follow the convex curve correctly and can create flat spots or a secondary bevel that defeats the geometry

    The good news: a well-maintained convex edge stays sharp significantly longer than a comparable flat-ground blade under hard use. Many Fällkniven owners find they sharpen far less frequently than they expect.

    Are there counterfeit Fällkniven knives? ＋

    Yes — and Fällkniven has addressed this extensively on their own website. Counterfeit Fällkniven knives — primarily F1 and A1 copies — have been produced in China and sold through unauthorized channels including online marketplaces. Fällkniven has conducted police actions against counterfeit sellers and has had counterfeit blades independently tested at SWEDAC-accredited laboratory LKAB/MetLab. The conclusion: counterfeits are made from poor or fairly poor stainless steel and fall far short of genuine Fällkniven quality in toughness and edge retention.

    Key identifiers of a genuine Fällkniven:

    • Convex grind: All genuine Fällkniven fixed blades have a convex edge. All known counterfeits are flat ground with a traditional secondary bevel — this is the most reliable technical identifier
    • Lamination line: Most genuine Fällkniven blades show a subtle lamination line near the edge where the core steel meets the outer layers. Counterfeits may try to etch a false line — the genuine line is structural, not decorative, and cannot be perfectly replicated
    • Box interior: Genuine Fällkniven boxes are brown on the inside. Counterfeit boxes have been noted as white on the inside
    • HiddenTag authentication: Current Fällkniven packaging includes a HiddenTag label for digital authentication
    • Price: Counterfeit F1s have been sold to US customers at near-retail prices when the Chinese manufacturing cost is approximately $12. Any below-MAP pricing is a red flag

    Every Fällkniven purchased from Knifeworks is sourced through authorized channels — genuine, warranted, and exactly what it claims to be.

    What Fällkniven knives does Knifeworks carry? ＋

    Knifeworks carries the Fällkniven lineup as an authorized dealer — sourced directly and backed by the full 10-year warranty. Our catalog includes:

    Pilot & Survival Fixed Blades: F1, S1, A1 in laminated VG10, 3G, and Elmax configurations — satin and black-coated finishes, standard Zytel and leather sheath options.

    Pro Series: F1 Pro, S1 Pro, A1 Pro in laminated CoS with stainless guard, MOLLE sheath, and DC4 sharpening stone — as available.

    X Series: F1x, S1x, A1x with full exposed tang, removable Thermorun scales, and locking sheath — in CoS and Elmax.

    Northern Light & Collector Series: NL series with stacked leather handles — select models as available.

    Hunting, Fishing & Tactical: HK series hunting knives, F2 fishing knife, PRK Police Rescue Tanto — as available.

    Folding Knives: U-series folders, PC — in SGPS laminate, Elmax, and CoS.

    Not sure which Fällkniven is right for your use case or environment? Contact our team — we carry Fällkniven and are here to help you choose.

    Shop Fällkniven with Confidence at Knifeworks Every Fällkniven knife in our catalog is sourced through authorized channels — 100% genuine, backed by the full 10-year warranty, and representing forty years of Swedish design philosophy built in Boden, Norrbotten. The F1 that has been in Swedish Air Force ejection seat survival vests since 1995. The A1 carried by special forces units across multiple nations. The Pro and X series pushing the standard further with CoS steel, stainless guards, and full exposed tangs. Swedish design. Hattori craftsmanship in Seki City, Japan. Laminated steel tested at Luleå University of Technology. Convex grinds that outperform flat-ground knives in the field. Purveyor to the King of Sweden since 1999. Fast shipping from Columbia, Louisiana. Real knife people who know the Fällkniven lineup and carry what they sell.