REF. 123-K MODEL CESAR BOZAL Cudeman Cesar Bozal is a very special knife. It can be classified in the hunting or survival or even bushcraft category due to its unique dual construction with a Scandinavian edge. Is it a kitchen knife? Not really. It is an ideal sporting hunting knife for cutting or bone removal or preparing your wild game. Named after its designer Mr. Cesar Bozal. The steel used is Sandvik 14c28n with a hardness of 59/60 HRc. This design was released in 2012 in two versions, this one made of polished natural Cocobolo wood and another of polished black Micarta with red spacers (123-M). Its curved handle is very comfortable as it was designed to be used for hours without any hand discomfort. It also features a pin at the end for a belt. Comes with a brown leather sheath, which can be carried vertically. It is one of the most unusual pieces made for lovers of natural wood. Blade length: 11 cm Handle length: 12 cm Overall length: 23 cm Blade thickness: 3.8 mm Blade width: 3.5 mm Blade type: Scandinavian-style double hollow ground Blade finish: Satin Blade edge: Wharncliffe Steel: Sandvik 14c28n Steel hardness: 59/60 HRc Handle: one-piece construction Handle fixation: flat aluminum pin Handle material: polished Cocobolo wood Sheath material: brown leather (included) Piece weight: approximately 170 grams Box weight: approximately 70 grams