The Marttiini Condor Skinner (Model 186014) is a Finnish-made fixed-blade knife engineered specifically for field dressing, skinning, and caping game. Built with an upswept skinning profile and a deep belly, the blade allows hunters to slice hides and process soft tissue cleanly without puncturing internal organs. At an overall length of 230 mm and a dry knife weight of approximately 100 g, it provides a lightweight, fatigue-reducing cutting tool for extended carry in the Australian bush. The tool is housed in an included black leather belt sheath for secure hip carry.

Key Features

• Wet-Grip Ergonomic Handle: Built with a textured black rubber/Kraton grip, an integrated finger guard, and a flared butt to prevent forward or backward hand slippage when handling wet, bloody, or greasy game.
• Purpose-Built Skinner Profile: Features a generous belly and an elevated tip designed for hide removal, field dressing feral pigs and deer, light camp slicing, and fish processing.
• Corrosion-Resistant Chrome Steel: Forged from 1.4034 (X46Cr13) stainless chrome steel tempered to 53–55 HRC, balancing field corrosion resistance with ease of edge restoration using standard sharpening stones or rods.
• Traditional Leather Carry: Comes equipped with a fitted black leather sheath featuring a standard belt loop for straightforward attachment to utility and hunting belts.

Product Specifications

• Blade Length: 110 mm
• Overall Length: 230 mm
• Knife Weight: ~100 g
• Blade Material: Stainless chrome steel (1.4034 / X46Cr13)
• Blade Hardness: 53–55 HRC
• Handle Material: Textured black rubber / Kraton with integrated bolster guard
• Sheath: Black leather with integrated belt loop
• Power Requirements: None (manual fixed-blade tool)

Who is the Marttiini Condor Skinner for?

• Big game hunters processing deer and feral pigs in wet Australian bush conditions — requires an edge that navigates large carcasses without pack fatigue, delivered by this fixed-blade skinning knife's 110 mm upswept blade and light ~100 g carry weight.
• Field-dressers performing caping and hide removal where slip resistance is critical — relies on the textured Kraton handle and integrated finger guard set across a 230 mm overall length, maintaining hand safety and positive tool retention during messy, continuous slicing.

Less suitable for: Bone splitting, heavy chopping, or prying tasks. Impacting bone or batoning against the 53–55 HRC skinning edge risks chipping or rolling the apex, while the stick-tang construction cannot withstand heavy leverage; operations involving pelvis or rib splitting require a dedicated bone saw or heavy-duty butchering cleaver.