Brusletto

Brusletto's history dates back to 1896, when founder Rognald Brusletto began building knives, continuing a tradition that had already existed for over 1.500 years in Hallingdal, Norway. The area around Hardangervidda, a plateau covering over 8.000 km², and especially around the town of Geilo, has been known for decades for traditional knife and tool making as well as the production of axes and swords. This early on became a center for knives and tools. Today, Brusletto is known for various hunting and outdoor knives, which may look like they were produced for a display case, but are in reality tested for everyday use in fishing and hunting. The blade and handle shapes are naturally adapted to the different areas of application.

Only high-quality materials such as Nordic birch, olive wood, Micarta, or burr wood are used. Brusletto also ensures that they do not use wood species that are acutely endangered, thus protecting the nature for which the knives are ultimately produced. The blades are mostly made of high-quality N690 steel, but 12C27 or 440C are also regularly seen in knives from the Norwegian manufacturer. This makes the blades not only extremely hard but also very sharp for a long time and, if necessary, easy to resharpen. Brusletto's flagship model is probably the Hunter, which, according to their own statements, has already sold more than 1,4 million times. It has been produced since 1961 and is made of 12C27 and curly birch.

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