The Fällkniven Hk9cxbm Prestige Knife is, as the name might suggest, a prestigious tool. Hours of manual labour and the best materials have turned the Fällkniven HK9 into one of the best knives in our range. Made as a limited edition knife so be there in time.
The blade of the Fällkniven Hk9cxbm Prestige Knife is made from Cowry X-damast. That is damascus steel with a core that remains sharp for a very long time. According to Fällkniven this is the best type of steel they know. A great aspect of this edition is that the damask pattern is very subtle.
From the blade we move on with the handle, where we find a nice bolster made from nickel silver. It fits nicely on the handle, and the transition from the bolster to the scales is also perfect. Fällkniven selected nice black micarta for the scales. The different pins that keep the scales in place are nicely placed. They complete this amazing design. In the side of the handle you also find the silver-coloured Fällkniven logo with the three crowns.
The Hk9cxbm comes with a leather sheath wilt belt loop. This sheath is placed in a nice gift box with glass lid.
Of course the Fällkniven Hk9cxbm is a prestige knife. Stunning in a show case or your bookcase. Fällkniven, however, did make this knife to be used. Of course this will leave you with scratches. Of course it will become dirty. But such a stunning tool is literally begging to be used. Will you take it with you?
More info on 3G Steel
3G steel, a high-performance marvel from the Swedish knife masters at Fällkniven, emerges as a laminated powerhouse that fuses a core of Super Gold Powder Steel (SGPS) with outer layers of VG2 stainless steel, creating a blade that’s as tough as it is exclusive. This isn’t your run-of-the-mill metal—SGPS, also known as SG2, MC63, or Kobelco R2 depending on who’s wielding it, brings a cocktail of 1.25-1.45% carbon, 14-16% chromium, 2.3-3.3% molybdenum, and 1.8-2.2% vanadium, spiked with manganese, silicon, and whispers of phosphorus and sulfur, all melded through a secretive powder metallurgy process that yields a fine-grained beast clocking in at 62 HRC. The VG2 jackets, softer yet corrosion-resistant, wrap this core like armor, boosting the blade’s strength by at least 20% over solid stainless rivals, making it a go-to for survival knives that laugh at harsh conditions. Edge retention is where 3G struts its stuff—users rave about its ability to stay sharp through marathon cutting sessions, outpacing steels like VG-10 or N690, though it trades a bit of toughness compared to softer champs like 14C28N, and sharpening it demands skill thanks to its hardness and vanadium carbides. Born in Japan’s Takefu forges, refined by Fällkniven’s Nordic alchemy, 3G carries a mystique—its exact crafting veiled in shadow, driving up its price and rarity, yet delivering a balance of wear resistance, corrosion defiance, and durability that’s tough to match. Picture a knife that could cleave through seasons without flinching, a collector’s prize or a bushcrafter’s dream—3G steel doesn’t just perform; it reigns, a testament to what happens when metallurgy meets obsession.
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