Helle Alden Bum Bag he has trained the British

he has trained the British SAS and US Special Forces in terrain as varied as the Canadian Arctic through to the Australian Outback

The blade was designed by Sigmund Helle in the early 1930’s and its handle by his son Torodd

Jack is capped with titanium bolsters and liners

while the extra length gives considerably more leverage than a conventional hatchet

and skateboarding further cemented its status as a symbol of defiance and nonconformity

Helle Alden Bum Bag he has trained the BritishThe Helle Alden is named after the island, Alden. Alden is an important landmark for Fishermen coming home from the sea. The island is situated just off the coast from where the Helle factory is situated. The Alden has a non laminated stainless steel blade (12C27) and curly birch handle with stainless steel fittings towards the blade. It has a small and useful finger guard to fit in a pouch style sheath. Features: 13cm Curly birch handle 10. 5cm