Enzo Knives - History?

[mckrob]

I just picked up an Finnish Enzo Trapper (flat ground, D2, black micarta) from Bushcraft Canada and I have to say its a beauty!

A quick search online didn't yield much on the history if the company. Any one know much about the maker?

 

[mckrob]

I may have just answered my own question, looks like Brisa is the company:

https://www.brisa.fi/portal/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=4&Itemid=8

"We carry and develope currently our own brands like Polar and EnZo knife blades, knives and folding knives. EnZo stands as a guarrantee for a high quality product."

I'm not sure if that means they are the maker or just the designer?

 

[Poez]

Well, I do not know much: but as far as I know Brisa owner has developed the design in something like the last 6 years (the time is flying). Last time I have heard the blades were manufactured in US from D2. I am not really sure where the earlier O1 were coming from: probably from the same place.

 

[Jack Black]

I was only having a look at this knife last night as one of the British knife retailers have just added it to their catalogue. Looks like an absolute beauty and a very practical design. Be good to see a review sometime. Enjoy your knife

Incidentally, it's still available in O1 too.

 

[Cobra281]

Nice pick up. :thumbup:

EnZo is on my list of knives to get.

Like the simple design, reasonable prices and they got some great reviews awhile back.

Be interested in your opinion(s)/review also.


Thanks.