
Viking knives with a sheath
Huusk Hand Forged Viking Knife, Brown
- Sheath included
- Handle: Brown
4.4 · 2,434 ratings
01Hand forged Japan knives · 12 pieces
The blade the name is known for: forged, hammered, full tang, and usually in a sheath.

02What decides it
The blade the brand is known for: a hand forged high carbon chef knife with a hammered flat, a full tang and a leather sheath.
This is where Huusk started and it is still the shelf people arrive looking for. The shape is somewhere between a chef knife and a small cleaver, heavy enough to go through a squash and narrow enough to turn in an onion.
What tells one of these from the next is the handle and the finish rather than the geometry: ebony, rosewood, resin, a hammered flat or a polished one. The weight lands just in front of your fingers on all of them, and people who own one tend to reach for it before anything else in the block. Seven of the twelve on this shelf ship with a sheath, which matters more than it sounds, because a forged edge in a loose drawer is how both the edge and the fingertips get ruined.

Viking knives with a sheath
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Viking knives with a sheath
4.5 · 1,289 ratings

Viking knives with a sheath

Viking knives with a sheath

Viking knives with a sheath

Hand forged Japan knives

Hand forged Japan knives

Hand forged Japan knives

Hand forged Japan knives

Hand forged Japan knives
03Asked on this shelf
The three things people ask us about hand forged japan knives before they choose one.
The shape. It sits between a chef knife and a small cleaver: taller at the heel so your knuckles clear the board, heavy enough at the front to fall through a squash, and narrow enough to turn inside an onion. The hammered flat is the record of the forging rather than a texture applied afterwards.
Most of this shelf does, and the card says so. It matters more than it sounds: a forged edge loose in a drawer meets a spoon and loses, and the first chip is the one you never stop noticing.
People do, and the sheath is why. A full tang and a sheathed blade travel. What does not travel well is high carbon steel in a damp pack, so dry it before it goes back in the leather rather than after.
One button, the whole Huusk range
Every blade length, steel and piece count in the Huusk range sits behind this button, with the current price beside it. Pick the job, check the blade against the board you own, and it ships from our retail partner.