EICKHORN WBK Wolverine Pilot Knife

The Eickhorn Wolverine Pilots Knife is a reinterpretation of the classic "Kappmesser fliegendes Personal" of the Luftwaffe based on the new Wolverine GEK knife. Compared to its predecessor, the Pilots Knife features fewer parts and more modern materials; visually, the resemblance to the KM2000 is evident in the handle, but unlike the "Forrester" knives based on it, the "Wolverine" is somewhat shorter and more compact. The sturdy blade with a thickness of 4.7mm, combined with the short tip and the reinforcement before the false edge, provides a robust all-purpose knife for outdoor use. The serrated variant offers more potential for cutting fibrous materials. The handle is made of GFK and impresses with its grippy, slightly bulging shape and a textured area as a thumb rest on the guard. The pommel features a lanyard hole, the tang is continuous, and at the end of the perforated handle, it is designed as a striking surface. A leather sheath is included in the delivery.

Product details:

Eickhorn Solingen Wolverine Pilots Knife (WPK)
Eickhorn Professional Steel

very shatterproof with high bending tolerance
matte finish

Reinforced spine
Short, sturdy Kappmesser blade
Blade thickness: approx. 4.7mm
Handle made of GFK

black

Leather sheath
Overall length: approx. 28.5cm
Blade length: approx. 15.5cm
Weight: approx. 283g

Please note:
Since these knives are manufactured and designed by the manufacturer for civilian use, they may generally be carried within the framework of a corresponding purpose. The blade length of >12cm must be observed! In case of doubt, this can be clarified in advance with the local police authority or the regulatory office.

WARNING: Certain types of knives may not be carried everywhere! Please refer to our information page "Carrying Knives".

Weapons law information: Article free from 18 years (FSK18) - age verification is required. Please refer to our information page "FSK18".

The EICKHORN-Solingen GmbH is a traditional Solingen company for steel goods, founded in 1865 by Carl Eickhorn. The company specialized early on in edged weapons and became known around 1900 for its military knives and bayonets. After several changes of ownership, the company is still a well-known and proven manufacturer of robust and reliable military knives and has recently expanded its range, as in the early years, back to the civilian market, where it can draw on its expertise in the production of robust and pragmatic utility knives. The manufacturing takes place in the traditional manner in Solingen, making Eickhorn one of the few remaining traditional manufacturers.