is their a knife brand that manufactures from italy?

[Legenda]

Idk why but ive always wanted an italian made knife in my collection. what knife brands are italian?

 

[Zero_Time]

Lionsteel and extrema ratio for starters.

Zero

 

[A.L.]

Some that pop in to my my head:

- Extrema Ratio
- Fantoni
- Fox Cutlery
- Viper
- Lion Steel

 

[Tsujigiri]

Also Beltrame.

 

[Phydeaux]

+1 on Fox Cutlery. One of my friends has one of their lock backs. It has a 440C blade that holds a wicked sharp edge.

Ric

 

[themandylion]

Fox Knives aka Fox Cutlery does great work, but most are pricey for what they are.

 

[kronckew]

maserin, fixed and folders.
maniago, italy

 

[knoefz]

iirc Spyderco also has some knives made in Italy...
The Hossom, Volpe, and maybe some more like the Lionspy?

 

[Railsplitter]

I purchased a Viper Bergamasco a month or so ago. It was expensive but it's a decent knife. Viper has some other models that I wouldn't mind getting too.

 

[stoffi]

Don't know who makes stilettos, but this type of switchblade design became popular in the 50's and several models were consequently imported from Italy to the U.S.

 

[Mike-The-Knife]

I'd say Lionsteel and FOX as well . Both make top end knives .


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[dalefuller]

You can check A G Russell's web site and see some of the Italian made knives that he offers. That'll give you an idea of what they look like and what materials are used.

 

[arty]

Does anyone know anything about the quality of the Maserin knives? How do they rate?

 

[kronckew]

arty, maserin seems to be a decent quality mfg. from the reviews i've seen at a UK dealers site.