Knulujulu Knife, Condor

 Knulujulu Knife, Condor 

The Knulujulu is a very unique design that is a collaboration with Condor engineer Jorge Umana and in-house designer Joe Flowers. You can see the roots of this blade as an Alaskan Ulu but it morphed into something completely different. This camp knife works in the Hunt camp as a kitchen knife, a camp knife, and tool that can butcher large animals. The ergonomic walnut wood handle makes this blade good for choking up, but the relatively thin 440C Stainless Steel blade makes it a slicer just like the camping knives of the old frontiersmen. It's a do-it-all, old school kind of design and includes a handcrafted welted leather sheath.

Details:
- Blade material: 440 C
- Handle material: Walnut Wood 
- Overall length: approx. 29,2 cm 
- Blade length: approx. 16,9 cm
- Weight: approx. 230 g   
- Inclusive Leather-sheath
- Manufacturer's product no.: 65003

Condor Tool & Knife traces its proud history back to 1787, the year Gebr. Weyersberg Company was founded in Solingen, Germany. In 1964, the Solingen company expanded operations to El Salvador, and in 2004, a first-quality line of machetes and knives was developed for the European and North American markets. Condor Tool & Knife (CTK) was born. Meanwhile, the Condor products have proven their worth in extreme conditions time and time again and rank today among the most popular products of their kind.