Folding knife Helle Kletten Kebony 662K 5.5cm
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The folding knife Helle Kletten Kebony 662K is the sister knife of Kletten. Its robust construction with a back lock mechanism and scandi grind blade makes this a perfect companion for any adventure and has quickly become a staff favorite.
Kebony is actually not a type of wood, but rather an improvement of traditional, softer Northern wood. By adding furfuryl alcohol (based on waste biomass), the cell structure is altered in a secret process. The infusion locks the wood cells and strengthens the material by 50% in the process and stabilizes the wood.If sealed with oil and treated occasionally, the handle will remain dark. If untreated, it will turn grey and get an aged look.
This unique pocket knife takes its name from a small and rugged hill known as “Kletten” by the locals, situated near the Helle factory and overlooking the small village of Holmedal.
The short blade is made from Helle triple laminated stainless steel and has a classic Scandinavian grind.
From the start in 1932, Helle knives have been made and sold based on the same set of principles of honesty, hard work and quality. Helle knives are being made since the early 1930s A/S Helle Fabrikker in Holmedal, Norway. In the middle of an economic crisis, the unemployed brothers Steinar and Sigmund Helle started making their quality knives. Their knives were quickly popular with the locals. Steinar Helle went to Oslo with a backpack full of fixed knives to see if people from other parts would be interested as well. A journey over the mountains of almost 500 kilometres. And he did so by bike! Today Helle knives are extremely popular with hunters, bushcrafters and survival enthusiasts.
