Right-handed hook knife, tight curvature in stainless steel

The Hook Knife 164 (Right) features a 55 mm blade with a left-ground edge made from Swedish stainless steel. Its tight curve is ideal for carving scoops, bowls, or making deeper hollows. Comes with a sheath made of Tärnsjö leather.

The Knife

Hook knife
Linseed oiled birch handle
Barrel-shaped handle
Knife length 164 mm
Leather sheath

The Blade

Full rat-tail tang
Swedish stainless steel 12C27
56.5 HRC
Tight curve, left-ground edge
Length 55 mm, thickness 2 mm

The Hook Knife 164 (Right) is a right-handed hook knife with a 55 mm left-ground blade. Its tight curve is ideal for carving scoops, bowls, or making deeper hollows. The barrel-shaped handle in oiled birch provides good control and fits comfortably in the hand.

Right-handed hook knife with left-ground edge

The Hook Knife 164 (Right) features a 55 mm left-ground blade designed for right-handed carvers. The blade’s tight curve is perfect for carving scoops, bowls, and deeper hollows. The stainless steel holds its edge well and is easy to maintain. The knife has a full rat-tail tang for strength and stability, and a comfortable barrel-shaped Scandinavian birch handle.

Tight curve for deep hollows

With its left-ground edge, this knife is designed to carve towards you when held in the right hand. The tight curve is ideal for carving scoops or deep bowls. Since the back of the blade is unsharpened, you can use your left-hand fingers to push the blade from behind.

Comfortable birch handle

The barrel-shaped birch handle fits comfortably in the hand, regardless of carving technique or grip, even during extended use. It comes with a sheath made from Swedish vegetable-tanned leather from Tärnsjö.

Swedish stainless steel with long-lasting sharpness

The 2 mm thick, 55 mm long blade is made from Swedish stainless steel (12C27) with over 80% recycled content and a hardness of 56.5 HRC. The steel is durable, holds its edge for a long time, and requires minimal maintenance.

Made in Mora, Sweden

The knife is assembled and heat-treated at our factory in Mora, Sweden, with over 130 years of knife-making tradition.