As one of four blacksmiths, the dwarf Dvalin created the Brisingamen necklace for the Germanic goddess of love Freya. In Nordic mythology, the special necklace is said to have magic, love, but also sadness and suffering. Freya's tears in heaven always promised rich fruit on earth. However, it was the anger of the father of the gods Odin that often caused the goddess of love to spark wars in the human world. Dirk Hofmeister from Midgards Messer was inspired by Nordic black smithing and created the pocket knife version of the popular Little Dvalin. The powerful Dvalin Folder Drop impresses with its compact size and features a ball-bearing drop point blade made of D2 with a bitter stone wash-Finish and a pronounced groove on both sides as a nail cut for opening the folding knife. The ribbing on the back of the blade promises a secure thumb rest during difficult cutting work. Despite the wrath of the gods, the well-shaped and partly grooved G10 handle always sits securely in the hand. The stainless steel frame lock is hidden on the back of the handle, which reliably secures the blade. Using a standard 3D printer, you can easily print out alternative handles in a variety of shapes, colors and materials. The Tip-Up Clip (r) echoes the texture of the handle, while the lanyard eyelet increases carrying comfort. Supplied with a high-quality nylon case for storage.

Overall Length          16,40 cm

Blade Length             7,00 cm

Blade Thickness       5,19 mm

Weight                        171,00 g

Designer                    Midgards Messer

Blade Material           D2

Handle Material         G10

Opener                       Nail Nick

Lock Type                  Framelock

Made in                      Asia