Lindbloms Knivar?

[Herlock]

Hi there! Today at one supplier in Sweden I have cut some dozens of boxes open with one of these knives . Instead of the usual box cutter I have been given one of these… I can say for a while I was more into the knife performance rather than my products audit , I even found some stupid excuse to slice some more cardboards , but I guess you know how it is…

Never heard this brand before, they somehow look like a Mora (nice) feel and cut like a Mora (very well). Not so many infos on the web.

http://www.lindblomsknivar.se/

Does someone know something more? Thanks!

Some pics:

 

[Hickory n steel]

Never heard of them, but I really like their chisel knife, and their cable knife would make an awesome utility knife.
It wouldn't be crazy to think that they could be produced by Mora or frost, but who can say.

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

As I understand it they're their own company, just smaller than Morakniv and a bit more of an industrial producer rather than a recreation/outdoors market producer.

 

[Hickory n steel]

As I understand it they're their own company, just smaller than Morakniv and a bit more of an industrial producer rather than a recreation/outdoors market producer.

Good to know👍

 

[mete]

It might be a good idea for them to find someone who speaks English ! Isolation [one of two mispellings ] is not what they mean !! ]
Specialty knives often don't get into the mass market ! I didn't see mention of steel type .