mudela

[giorgosblade]

hello guys i am new i dont even know if it is the right place to ask but does anybody know what exactly is this ?

 

[ferider]

If I understand right, it’s a knife made in Santa Cruz de Mudela, a knife making area in Spain. Branding is similar to the French Laguiole, meaning its shared by multiple makers in the area. That’s as far as my Spanish goes …

And welcome to Bf !

 

[giorgosblade]

If I understand right, it’s a knife made in Santa Cruz de Mudela, a knife making area in Spain. Branding is similar to the French Laguiole, meaning its shared by multiple makers in the area. That’s as far as my Spanish goes …

And welcome to Bf !

it is hand made and very nice poy together . At first i thought it was a rip of muela but thats not the case , i believe it is better from what i read about muela.... Thank you very much !!!

 

[riversidedep]

Not sure how much detail you are looking for, but it appears to be a hunting/utility type knife with a drop-point, saber-grind blade probably made of some kind of stainless steel, a rather large finger choil, and what appears to be a pinned red and black G-10 handle with a lanyard hole. As stated above, made by Mudela in Spain. That's all I've got.

 

[AgentSteel]

Googling for "Mudela cuchillo" yields results to some spanish shops selling them. Seems legit made in Spain.

Sold as "Cuchillo Mudela Campero E95.4 1001 Madera Roja"

Looks like a good all-round fixed blade, in basic stainless steel of course.

 

[abcdef]

At first glance I thought they were knocking off Muela.