The traditional Lapp knife range now includes models featuring a finger guard
Traditionally finger guards are not part of Scandinavian knife culture, but in Central Europe for example, finger guards are commonly fitted to knives. A finger guard provides more safety for the knife user. For those who are a little less accustomed to using knives a model with a finger guard is especially justified. You can get a good grip of the knife and your hand will not slip on to the blade even in wet or cold conditions.

This Lapp knife is an excellent general knife suitable for both outdoors and hunting. The stainless chrome steel blade and the sheath depict beautiful traditional themes from Lapland. The sheath also features a secure snap closure.

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An excellent gift for those who already have it all

This impressive knife is almost half a meter long. The blade and the sheath are decorated with a traditional themes and scenery from Lapland. This knife is surely one to be noticed! An excellent gift for a knife collector. 

As Crocodile Dundee said: Now, this is a knife!”

A traditional Lynx knife with smaller handle and excellent balance.
This handy general purpose knife is especially suitable for carving dried salted meat and for the precise cutting of wood. The knife features an easy to maintain stainless chrome steel blade and a leather sheath in the traditional style.

Great value for your money!
This traditional knife, designed by the founder of Marttiini, is an excellent general purpose knife for all outdoor activities. The sharpness of the Lynx blade is legendary, the handle is of beautiful Finnish birch.

The design and decorations on the sheath reflect Marttiini's strong Lappish traditions.

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A knife model developed by our founder Janne Marttiini in the 1930s.
This knife has remained in the Marttiini range almost continuously since the company was formed in 1928. The years have not reduced its popularity as the king of general purpose knives. This knife continues to be one of Marttiini's best selling knives.

The oldest model of Lynx knives, Lynx 131, is still in production. More than 4 million pieces have been produced in the Lynx series.

A traditional curly birch handle combined with the legendary sharp Lynx blade with the characteristic design feature of the slightly upturned blade tip. The design and decorations on the sheath also reflect our strong northern roots.

An excellent general purpose knife for all outdoor activities!

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Traditional and practical!
The most traditional Marttiini knife with a beautiful sheath.

The leather tassel at the tip of the sheath depicts the tuft of hair on the tip of the ears of a lynx. It said to frighten away the bad spirits so that the knife will be used only for peaceful purposes.

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Traditional Lynx knife with a longer blade.
This Lynx knife has 13 cm blade - the blade also features the traditional "blood groove", which reduces suction when carving meat. Leather sheath is supplied with a tightening strap.

A traditional Lynx knife with a longer blade.
This knife has a 13 cm long blade of stainless chrome steel featuring the traditional upturned point. The handle is of curly birch, and the leather sheath features traditional Lappish scenes.

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The beauty of a centuries old Lapp knife design brought to its best in this updated model

The handle of this traditional Lapp knife, also known as the leuku knife, combines Finnish curly birch with reindeer antler bone. The stainless chrome steel blade has a beautiful etched engraving with a Lappish theme. The leather sheath also reflects traditional Arctic patterns.

This leuku knife is an excellent gift idea for all those who have lost their hearts to northern nature!