Fallkniven Reviews 

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  1. Knife Store
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  3. Cutlery Store
  4. Kitchen Supply Store

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As we've been in the knife business for more than 30 years, we have built up quite a large experience about knives.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Overpriced Knives with Blades of Medium Quality Steel and Rude Treatment of Prospective Customers

Fällkniven was founded in 1984; their fixed-blade and folding knives are designed in Sweden and produced by specialized workshop partners in Japan, with some early models historically produced in Solingen, Germany. I like the old-school charm of their GPdi (Desert Ironwood) and has been keeping an eye out for a couple of years but its inexplicably high price has made me reluctant to pull the trigger. I came across Fallkniven's page on Facebook (being prompted by the algorithm) and complimented the GPdi model but pointed out that their competitors in Italy use better steel for models of similar size and design (for example, M390 steel is used for lionSteel's Barlow models) and the asking price is half as high. I got a rude answer back: first, they wrote they were not aware they had any competitors in Italy (!), which prompted me to send the link to the Barlow model, and then Fallkniven wrote back that if I liked that model, I should buy it and added that THEY DID NOT CARE. I asked for the name and function of the person leaving such rude remarks and never got an answer. Feeling mistreated, I sent a letter of complaint to their company's email address. Surprisingly, that did not elicit an answer either. So, here is the conclusion: when you sell an overpriced product of lower quality and treat prospective customers rudely, your "non-existent" competitors get your business. This is exactly what I did: I bought a Viper Oniro CF Dark Matter Gold (with a substantial discount from Böker) and a lionSteel Barlow, with blades made of MagnaCut and M390, for the same price I would have paid for the Fallkniven GPdi.

October 21, 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Fallkniven's real side (not good).

I was in contact with Fallkniven regarding some questions on a product and got a very rude reply from the owner himself. I have bought several of their top of the line knives but not any more. Also noticed quality issues on my last purchase. I am so glad I found out how this company is before I spent more on them.

February 2, 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Purchased a TK5l which is supposed to…

Purchased a TK5l which is supposed to be 3 crown quality and 1 nickel coin on the handle of the knife is sticking out more than the other and can’t be pushed back in. I contacted Fallkniven and they just said it’s normal and I should try push it back in. This was a very expensive knife and they let it go out like that is absolutely disgusting and the response was equally disgusting. I will not buy another knife from this company.

January 29, 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

The Best You Can Get

I have ordered directly from them on their homepage twice-and before that bought several of their knifes at Naturkompaniet in Sweden-and I can only say one thing;that their service level is perfect-like their products..
I can only recommend these guys and their knifes!..

March 9, 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Worst company ever.

Worst company ever.
They make defective knives and they do not respond to warranty claims, just avoid them, spend your money elsewhere, there are muchhh better options.

July 27, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Fällkniven’s TK1

I’ve been using my Fällkniven TK1 for several years now and am still in awe of the level of performance I continue to get from this knife! Edge holding ability alone is easily one of the top 5% of all high performance knives in the industry. I own many high quality knives (Benchmade, Randall, Spyderco, Dozier, just to name a few), and find myself always reaching for this knife when it’s time to hit the outdoors, regardless of the activity. For hunting, bushcraft, and general camp use, it’s a consistent performer. If you want a knife you can literally trust with your life, then this is it!!!

August 5, 2019
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