SPRING: SEASON SERIES

Product description SPRING — A Child’s Firts Steep into the World of Adventure There are things we never forget. The first campfire. The first night in a tent. The first spoon carved from a branch. And the first knife — real, with a wooden handle, leather sheath, and a sense of responsibility in every movement. SPRING is a true tool, thoughtfully adapted to a child’s hand, experience, and needs. Carbon Steel Blade 1066 The blade material is 1066 carbon steel, known for its strength and durability. The steel withstands mechanical stress well, which is important for educational tasks: working with wood, branches, ropes. Blade length is 70 mm, thickness is 2.8 mm. This geometry allows you to maintain control over the cut, avoid excessive flexibility and ensure stable blade behavior when pressed. The hardness of the steel 57–59 HRC allows you to maintain cutting ability with regular use. The knife has a Scandi sharpening – the best option for beginners. Thanks to the clear geometry of the bevel and a straight profile without a secondary angle, it is easier for a child to control the movement of the knife and understand how the cutting edge works. Rounded Blade Tip A feature of this knife is the rounded blade tip, which is designed specifically for safe use by children. Due to the absence of a sharp point, the knife minimizes the risk of accidental cuts and scratches, making it an ideal tool for young users. Such a tip not only increases safety, but also helps the child better control the tool while working. It reduces the likelihood of accidental punctures, which is especially important when the child is still learning to hold the knife and use it correctly. Thanks to this design, parents can be sure that their child is using the tool with minimal risk of injuries, and children get the opportunity to work with the knife without fear and with comfort. Ash Wood Handle The handle of the SPRING knife is specifically designed for a child’s hand. The length of 106 mm allows the child to fully grasp the knife, ensuring a secure grip without strain or slipping. Ash wood is used — a lightweight, durable wood that feels pleasant to the touch. The surface is treated with natural oil, which preserves the wood’s texture and prevents slipping, even in damp conditions. The shape of the handle is symmetrical, without protrusions or complex curves, so the knife is equally comfortable to hold in either the right or left hand. This allows the child to intuitively find a comfortable position and easily control movement. The knife does not cause fatigue even during extended use, making it ideal for learning, camp training, or group activities. Handcrafted Leather Sheath For a child to learn how to properly care for a tool, the knife must come in a suitable sheath. Included with the knife is a handcrafted leather sheath that holds the knife securely. For a child, this is an important experience: to draw the knife, use it, wipe it clean, and return it to its place. This is how habits and respectful attitudes toward tools are formed. Who Is the SPRING Knife For The SPRING knife is ideal for: young participants of hiking, scouting, or camping programs; schoolchildren involved in technical or nature-focused clubs; kids who enjoy working with wood, carving figures, or doing things with their hands; families who travel together and want to teach their child how to handle a knife during hikes, picnics, or time at the cottage; parents looking for a tool that is safe, properly sized for a child’s hand, and truly functional; those who are looking for a meaningful gift — a knife that will become a first step toward skills, confidence, and independence. SPRING — the Knife From Which Experience Begins Every item a child receives for the first time matters. A first knife — especially so. It should be simple, reliable, and easy to understand, so the child can learn without fear, and the parents can feel confident about their safety. The SPRING knife was created exactly for this: so that parents can trust their child with a real tool, knowing it’s adapted to small hands, has no sharp tip, and helps develop focus, independence, and practical skills. SPRING is a knife that lets a child begin their own experience — and do it the right way. Without unnecessary complexity, without danger, without doubt.