Garberg Black Carbon with Leather Sheath by MORAKNIV

The MORAKNIV Garberg BlackBlade (C) is a robust full-tang outdoor knife designed for demanding bushcraft, camping and wilderness tasks. Its carbon steel blade extends through the handle, providing a strong construction suited to carving, cutting branches, processing wood and preparing camp shelters. The 109 mm blade is made from German C100S carbon steel and features a black Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) coating. This coating reduces reflections and helps protect the steel against corrosion. The 3.2 mm-thick blade has a Scandi grind for controlled cutting and straightforward sharpening, while its ground spine is compatible with a ferro rod for fire preparation. The ergonomic polyamide handle features a textured rhombus-pattern grip and an integrated finger guard to support secure handling. A black leather sheath is included, featuring a belt loop for convenient carry. Made in Sweden, the Garberg BlackBlade combines rugged construction with practical features for outdoor use. Features Full-tang fixed-blade outdoor knife 109 mm German C100S carbon steel blade Black DLC coating helps reduce reflections and protect against corrosion 3.2 mm blade thickness Blade hardened to 57.5 HRC Scandi grind for controlled cutting and straightforward sharpening Ground blade spine compatible with a ferro rod Exposed tang at the rear for tasks such as batoning and scraping Rugged polyamide handle with textured rhombus-pattern grip Integrated finger guard Black leather sheath with belt loop Specifications Brand: MORAKNIV Model: Garberg BlackBlade (C) Product code: YKM13100 Barcode (GTIN): 7391846020554 Blade material: German carbon steel Steel alloy: C100S Blade coating: Black DLC Blade hardness: 57.5 HRC Blade length: 109 mm Blade thickness: 3.2 mm Knife length: 229 mm Total length including sheath: 248 mm Blade grind: Scandi Handle material: Polyamide Sheath material: Leather Colour: Black Country of manufacture: Sweden The MORAKNIV Garberg BlackBlade (C) is designed for outdoor users who need a sturdy knife for bushcraft and demanding camp tasks. Carbon steel is straightforward to sharpen but requires regular care. Clean and dry the blade after use, then apply a light coat of oil to help maintain its condition and protect it from corrosion.