Lion Steel

Lion Steel Inext Budding & Grafting Knife - LS8501UL	Lion Steel Olive Wood Folding Bird & Trout Knife - LS837UL	Lion Steel Pattada Molla Sardinian Folding Knife - LS605CO
Lion Steel Ronxa Gardener's Knife - Cocobolo - LS8500UL	Lion Steel Sardinian Lametta Cork Knife - LS674CO	Lion Steel Sirbuneddu Sardinian Wild Boar Knife - LS613CO
Lion Steel Special Folding Skinner - Cocobolo - LS8901CB	Lion Steel Special Folding Skinner - G10 - LS8901CBG10	Lion Steel Stag Folding Bird & Trout Knife - LS837CE

...Maniago, Italy is the hot-bed of Italian knife production and is known as "The City of Knives"!

Lion Steel combines traditional Italian design elements and production techniques with modern methods to produce a superior knife.

The metal components are laser cut for high precision fit and flawless mechanisms.

Lion Steel offers a full range of knives from traditional classic Italian designs to cutting edge contemporary blades.

Lion Steel uses W.1.4116 and 440 stainless steel for most of their knives and offers a wide range of handle materials including deer stag, briar wood, natural horn, Olive wood and Micarta.

We offer the full line of Lion Steel knives currently available in the United States.

We guarantee the fine quality of these fine Italian knives. If you are not delighted with the quality we will gladly refund your purchase price.

Please take a look at the whole line of Lion Steel Knives.

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