Knife shop
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Knife Shop - the right choice for outdoor and camping.
When it comes to knives, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. That's why we recommend having several different types of knives in your repertoire to be prepared for all occasions. Folding knives are handy for on the go hiking. They do not interfere and are a practical companion for many small things. Fixed knives, on the other hand, are good for heavier use. Whether you need to cut your way through dense vegetation or fillet a fish, having the right knife for the job can make all the difference.
There are also specialized tools like combination outdoor knives and diving knives that are extremely useful in their field. No matter what type of outdoor activity you're doing, make sure you have the right knife with you! It could save your life - or at least save some time and frustration.
Throwing knives can be a nice way to pass the time. Hunting knives, on the other hand, are useful companions in the forest. Kukri knives and machetes, on the other hand, are workhorses for heavy work in nature.
We carry in our knife store:
-hunting knives
-Kukri Knives
-Machetes
-Outdoor knives
-folding knives
-pocket knife
-Damascus knives
-Angling knives
-throwing knives and more
With the right set of knives from our store you are prepared for all challenges. Have fun on your Adventure!
Legal notice: We sell in our store only legal knives according to German law. You do not need a weapons license. However, it may be that, depending on the knife, a so-called ban on carrying according to § 42a Weapons Act (WaffG). This is especially the case when it comes to so-called one-handed knives or knives with fixed blade with a blade length of more than 12cm.
Such knives may be owned upon reaching the age of majority, but may not be carried in public without reason. Reasons for carrying such knives are also defined in § 42a Weapons Act (WaffG), such as professional practice, customs and sports and other recognized purposes. We ask you to inform yourself. This does not constitute legal advice.