Norway is a land of beauty, tradition, and trolls (at least, according to legend). It's also the home of Helle, makers of insanely nice knives, cutlery, and sheaths. Helle hand-makes its blades, handles, and leather sheathes, using old-world traditions that ensure durability and a sharp edge. Helle is known for its custom triple laminated stainless steel that retains an edge and handles all sorts of tasks with ease.

The Algonquin is a stout knife that was made for versatility. The dark oak handle is sanded, oiled, and polished by hand and features a slight pommel at the end as well a small finger guard and thumb notch. The 69 mm blade is made from Helle's triple laminated steel making it the strongest knife in your shed. This is a go anywhere blade that you can pass down for generations. Or just keep it for yourself. The included leather sheathe is hand stitched and made from premium leather that'll just look better with age. .

Helle was founded by two brothers in the 1930's who started making farm tools in their father's forge. Their small sheath knives soon become local favorites, and eventually the company branched out to not only include large hunting and sport knives, but cutlery as well. The Norwegian company continues to use local labor and artisans to make its products.