- The Maserin Outback 926/G10N Black G10, Stonewashed is a sturdy outdoor knife with a fixed blade and full-tang construction. The blade is made of proven Bohler N690 steel, and the handle features comfortable G10 composite grips. A sheath is included.
179,68 €Maserin Outback Black G10, Stonewashed N690 – a sturdy full-tang outdoor knife
The Maserin Outback 926/G10N Black G10, Stonewashed N690 is a large fixed-blade knife designed for demanding outdoor, survival, and camping tasks. This model combines a sturdy Drop Point blade made of Böhler N690 steel, a full-tang construction, black G10 grips, and a nylon sheath with outdoor accessories.
The 5.00 mm thick blade and 400.00 g weight ensure stability during cutting, debarking, and wood preparation. A lanyard hole provides additional security for the tool, and the sheath—which features belt and leg mounts—allows you to adjust how you carry it to fit with the rest of your gear.
Böhler N690 – Stainless Steel for Field Work
The blade is made of Böhler N690 stainless steel with a hardness of 58–59 HRC. This material provides good corrosion resistance, edge retention, and the ability to be easily resharpened. After use, clean the knife of moisture, dirt, resin, and food residue, then dry it thoroughly.
Drop Point, Plain Edge, and Stonewashed
The Drop Point profile offers a strong tip, a wide belly, and a long cutting edge. The Plain Edge works well for cutting, planing, debarking, and preparing camping gear, while the Stonewashed finish minimizes the appearance of fine scratches and scuffs.
Black G10, Full Tang, and steel Torx screws
The black G10 handle is resistant to moisture, temperature changes, and everyday wear and tear. The Full Tang construction means that the blade tang extends through the entire handle, increasing the knife’s rigidity. The grips are secured with steel Torx screws made of 303 stainless steel.
Key Features at a Glance
- Böhler N690 — stainless steel with a hardness of 58–59 HRC.
- Drop Point — a robust profile for demanding field work.
- Plain Edge — a smooth edge for cutting and planing.
- Stonewashed — a practical finish that hides minor scratches.
- Full Tang — a full tang that increases the blade’s rigidity.
- Black G10 — durable and easy-to-maintain grips.
- Lanyard hole — provides additional security for the knife.
- Survival kit — diamond sharpener and flexible saw.
Technical data
| Product Number | 926/G10N |
| Product Name | Maserin Outback Black G10, Stonewashed N690 |
| Overall Length | 277.00 mm / 10.91“ |
| Blade length | 140.00 mm / 5.51” |
| Blade thickness | 5.00 mm / 0.20" |
| Handle Length | N/A |
| Handle Thickness | N/A |
| Weight | 400.00 g / 14.11 oz |
| Blade Material | Böhler N690 Stainless Steel |
| Blade Hardness (HRC) | 58–59 HRC |
| Blade grind | N/A |
| Blade finish | Stonewashed |
| Handle material | G10 |
| Handle finish color | Black |
| Sheath | Nylon, Black, belt and leg attachments |
| Additional accessories | Diamond sharpener, flexible survival saw |
| Designer | Coltellerie Maserin |
| Brand | Maserin |
| Manufacturer | Coltellerie Maserin s.n.c. |
| Country of origin | Italy |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I care for Böhler N690 steel?
After use, clean the blade and dry it thoroughly. After contact with water, food, resin, or salt, it is recommended to wash the blade with a mild detergent and apply a thin layer of preservative before long-term storage.
How do you sharpen an Outback knife?
You can use the included diamond sharpener or a guided sharpening system. The most important thing is to maintain a consistent angle and guide the blade evenly along the entire length of the edge.
What does “Full Tang” construction mean?
“Full Tang” means that the steel tang of the blade extends the entire length of the handle. This increases the rigidity and durability of the construction during cutting, debarking, planing, and wood preparation.
How do I care for a G10 handle?
The grips can be washed with water, a mild detergent, and a soft brush. After cleaning, thoroughly dry the handle, the Torx screws, and the areas where the grips meet the steel tang.
How do you maintain the sheath and the survival saw?
The sheath should be cleaned of sand and mud and thoroughly dried before storage. After use, it’s a good idea to clean the saw, dry it, and lightly protect it against corrosion, then place it in the designated compartment of the sheath.
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