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PUMA IP wildboar II, G10 black
Item No.: 830713
EAN: 4046581307134
- In stock
Product description
A stylish PUMA hunting knife edition with five different hunting motifs on the blade.
High-quality, highly detailed laser engravings, designed by the world-renowned artist Detlef Ritter. The artist has created miniature works of art with dedication and passion. Another highlight is the artist's laser-engraved signature.
Five designs with intricate attention to detail are available:
- a wild boar, nestled in the grass
- two wild boars in their forest habitat
- a red deer with an adult female in its natural habitat
- a fox ready to pounce on a hare
- a fox lying in wait for a wild duck
The artistic hunting engravings are inextricably linked to the traditional knowledge of hunting as a cultural asset. This new edition is also available without engraving. The Wild Edition was created in collaboration with Mr. Hartmann of Ed Mahony and the artist Detlef Ritter.
All models in the PUMA IP Wild Edition feature a semi-circular shape for improved functionality during hunting. The tapered blade is 8.5 cm long and 4 mm thick, resulting in a compact overall length of 18.1 cm for the hunting knife.
The beautiful knife comes with a high-quality saddle leather sheath which can be attached to the belt.
Technical Data & Materials
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping costs
- Germany: €4.99 – free shipping on orders over €49
- Europe: €13.99
- Switzerland: €15
- Worldwide: €29.99
- Island surcharge (abroad): €15
Delivery times
- Germany: 3–5 working days
- International: 5–8 working days
- No deliveries on Sundays and public holidays.
- For orders with different delivery times, we ship everything together – the longest delivery time applies.
Product Safety Information (GPSR)
Manufacturer:
PUMA GmbH IP Solingen
Represented by: Managing Director H. Hiepass-Aryus
An den Eichen 20–22, 42699 Solingen, Germany
Email: info@pumaknives.de
Product: PUMA IP wildboar II, G10 black
Intended Use:
For hunting and outdoor use, as well as for general cutting work.
Safety instructions:
Sharp blade – risk of cuts and punctures.
Not a toy.
Use only as intended and responsibly.
Keep out of reach of children.
Use a suitable sheath for transport and storage.
Legal notice:
The distribution and use of the product are subject to the applicable legal provisions of the country.
Conformity:
The product complies with applicable EU product safety requirements.
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Technical details
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Weight: 162 g
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Blade length: 85 mm
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Total length: 181 mm
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Steel / Hardness: D2 / 60-61 HRC
Technical data:
- Blade thickness: 4 mm
- Covering: G10
- Sheath: black saddle leather
More information:
The Best of Tradition and Progress
For over 255 years, PUMA has stood for unmatched craftsmanship and innovation. Synonymous worldwide with the highest quality and expertise in knife technology, PUMA today leads in the production of hunting, sports, and leisure knives.
1769
Our founding
Johann Lauterjung registers his trademark in the Solingen knifemakers' register.
1876
Production expansion
The founder's great-great-grandson is also manufacturing pocket knives, stilettos, sabers and hunting knives for the first time.
1900
Entry in the commercial register
On May 26th, the name “PUMA-Werk, Lauterjung und Sohn” will be entered into the Solingen commercial register.
1953
Puma classics are created
Production at the PUMA factory is being switched to functional hunting, fishing, leisure and sports knives.
1995
Modernization of production
New manufacturing methods, such as CNC machines and laser technology, are being promoted.
1998
Hiepass-Aryus family
Businessman H. Hiepass-Aryus takes over management and moves into the modern headquarters in the Solingen district of "Aufderhöhe".
2024
Over a quarter of a millennium PUMA
The “Solingen Knife Manufactory” has existed for 255 years – and the story continues.
1769
Our founding
Johann Lauterjung registers his trademark in the Solingen knifemakers' register.
1876
Production expansion
The founder's great-great-grandson is also manufacturing pocket knives, stilettos, sabers and hunting knives for the first time.
1900
Entry in the commercial register
On May 26th, the name “PUMA-Werk, Lauterjung und Sohn” will be entered into the Solingen commercial register.
1953
Puma classics are created
Production at the PUMA factory is being switched to functional hunting, fishing, leisure and sports knives.
1995
Modernization of production
New manufacturing methods, such as CNC machines and laser technology, are being promoted.
1998
Hiepass-Aryus family
Businessman H. Hiepass-Aryus takes over management and moves into the modern headquarters in the Solingen district of "Aufderhöhe".
2024
Over a quarter of a millennium PUMA
The “Solingen Knife Manufactory” has existed for 255 years – and the story continues.
