Knife Le Coq Français Breton

Name: KNIFE LE COQ FRANÇAIS BRETON
Brand: Le coq français
SKU: 384789

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COBRE

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19.6

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THE FRENCH COQ COBRE - LE COQ BRETON OAK HANDLE 100% FRENCH MANUFACTURE
The maritime spirit and the Thiers craftsmanship meet in Le Coq Breton, a characterful folding knife designed for lovers of salty horizons and artisanal traditions. Forged from a Z40C13 stainless steel known for its high resistance to corrosion and its ease of re-sharpening, this model stands out as a tribute to the tip of Armorica. Its Virole-Lock construction, reinforced by an ingenious liner lock closure system located on the heel of the blade, makes it a strategic choice for those seeking the security of a modern lock under an authentic profile.

The 85mm blade sports a versatile Drop Point profile with a satin white finish, ideal for all everyday tasks, from coastal picnics to precision work. To ensure a noble and natural grip, the handle features a solid oak wood finish in natural wood color, a timber whose robustness calls to mind the hulls of old sailing ships. With an overall length of 196mm and 100% French manufacture, this wood-colored instrument asserts itself as a standard of conviviality and regional pride.

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS :
• BLADE MATERIAL: Z40C13 STAINLESS STEEL
• BLADE LENGTH (MM): 85
• TOTAL LENGTH (MM): 196
• HANDLE (FINISH): SOLID OAK
• BLADE COLOR: WHITE (SATIN)
• BLADE PROFILE: DROP POINT
• HANDLE COLOR: NATURAL WOOD
• EDGE: PLAIN
• SAFETY OPENING: VIROLE-LOCK WITH LINER ON HEEL
• ORIGIN: 100% FRENCH MANUFACTURE (THIERS)

Advice from our experts: Le Coq Breton is the perfect companion for your seaside getaways; its stainless steel copes well with salty air, but we recommend rinsing the blade with fresh water and carefully drying it after each outing to preserve the brilliance of its edge and the health of the oak wood.