Bahco Folding Garden Knife with Curved Blade K-GP-1

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Bahco Folding Garden Knife with Curved Blade K-GP-1

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This small, stainless-steel knife is suitable for many uses in the garden. It has a slightly curved sharp blade that is ideal for pruning wood and cutting plastic and paper materials. Use it to pick fruits, remove faded flowers, harvest vegetables, and cut wires and strings. This knife is very thin, weighing only 90g and measuring just 18cm (7in) long, making it easily fit into any pocket. It folds easily, with a safety notch for secure storage.

The Bahco folding garden knife with curved blade (K-GP-1) is a small knife made entirely of resistant stainless steel. It is suitable for many uses in the garden. It has a slightly curved, very sharp blade that is ideal for pruning thin and moderately woody branches, and cutting plastic and paper materials. Use it for picking fruits, removing faded flowers, harvesting vegetables, and cutting wires and strings. This knife is very thin, weighing only 90g and measuring just 18cm (7in), thus easy to slip into any pocket. It folds using a safety catch for secure storage.

Technical specifications:

Curved, extra-sharp blade
Very thin handle
Made entirely of stainless steel
Foldable with a safety catch
Easy pocket storage
Length: 18cm (7in)
Weight: 90g
Made in France
Lifetime warranty under normal conditions of use - excluding wear parts

Tool features

Ideal tool for Cutting green, live wood

Handle type Single handle

Handle material Metal

Total length 18 cm

Weight 0.150000 kg

Manufacturer Bahco

Référence fabricant K-GP-1

Made in France Made in France

Product guarantee Lifetime guarantee

Technical data

Recommended for use in For outdoor and indoor use

Best time to use product Any time

Detailed features

Directions for use The garden knife is a small, versatile tool equipped with a small straight and thin blade. It is used for all minor operations in the garden, such as pruning narrow branches and stems. Take it everywhere and use it to pick fruits and flowers and to cut strings, and fabrics, etc. Clean the blade with alcohol after use to prevent the transmission of diseases from one plant to another, and to keep your tool in good condition for a long time (the sap of some plants can damage the blade or make it sticky over time). Store this tool in a dry place, sheltered from bad weather.