Marttiini Fish fork Condor 819011 5cm
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Marttiini Condor Fish fork is an indispensable tool for fish filleting. The fork proves its worth especially when removing the skin from a fish fillet. It provides you with a good grip of the fish or fillet without you having to worry that the knife will slip on to your fingers. The Condor fillet fork has a normal knife handle to enable you to get the best possible grip. This fork is supplied with a plastic sheath. Blade length 5 cm. Overall length 17 cm.
Marttiini knives have been one of the symbols of Finland for many years. Traditional Finnish knives "puukko" produced by Marttiini are known all over the world. The blacksmith Janne Marttiini started making knives back in 1902. And in 1928 he came to the city of Rovaniemi and founded his own company. The blades of Marttiini knives are made of special chrome-plated stainless steel, as well as carbon steel. Traditional "puukko" have classic wooden handles. The series of knives for hunting and fishing are equipped with handles made of rubber and plastic. The most famous Marttiini knives are the traditional knives of the Lynx series (Ilves). Marttiini produces the Knife of the Year every year. Such models are available in limited editions and are becoming popular with collectors. If you want to buy a traditional Finnish knife, you will definitely find a suitable model in our range of Marttiini knives.
