Survival knife FOX FX 132 Trapper

Survival knife FOX FX 132 Trapper. The dream of a modern survivor.

General principles for the development of such knives vary considerably and new approaches are constantly being sought. Such an interesting modern approach was demonstrated by the Italian company FOX Knives, offering the FX 132 Trapper to the market.

Trappers were called settlers of the American West, who alone left for the forest and there, with fire, an ax, a knife and strong hands, created pastures for cattle, destroying part of the forest for this. They did this, as a rule, alone and were very harsh people, for whom survival in the forest was more likely a norm than some kind of surprise. Naturally, a knife with this name is meant for survival in a wild forest.

This knife is used quite rare among other models, but the N690Co steel is often found in FOXKnives - high-carbon steel, which has excellent cutting properties, but undergoes some corrosion, due to which the knife is made with a durable Teflon coating black on the blade.

The geometry of the blade of this knife is designed to assemble in one blade all the geometric finds that have been found by the knife manufacturers in the last hundred years. There is an edge with concave descents, a tanto frontal edge and a tip from tanto knives. Also there are straight arched slopes, a double false blade, and a powerful and convenient choyl.

In general, by the number of technical solutions used on one blade of the Trapper, perhaps the most incredible survival knife I've ever had in my hands. On the other hand, among knife lovers there are lots of technology enthusiasts for technology, and for them such an unusual and so well executed survival knife can be a very pleasant gift, which, God forbid, nobody will have to use for their intended purpose.