André Verdier

L'alpage Par Andre Verdier

France , Celles sur Durolle

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L'alpage Par Andre Verdier

L'Alpage is based on the design of a regional knife with an original shape, with the main criteria being an efficient and pleasant grip for perfect use in all circumstances.

All models are manufactured from only 5 pieces: a blade, a handle, a patented double-guided locking ferrule, an under-ferrule and a rivet.

We currently offer 3 different sizes of stainless steel blades: 7.5 cm, 8.5 cm and 9.5 cm. The blade thickness is 2 mm for the 7.5 cm and 2.5 mm for the 8.5 and 9.5 cm. The 7,5 cm version is also available with a rounded tip to make it a kid's knife. Finally, the 8,5 cm blade is also available in
carbon steel.

This is our entry-level pocket knife. A functional and comfortable knife at an affordable price.

And of course, 100% made in Thiers.

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