When the keyword France appears in the world of knives, most people immediately and exclusively think of the classic Laguiole knives, which are known far beyond the country's borders. Very few knife enthusiasts know that almost every French region has its own knife shape and that the famous Laguiole knives are actually among the more recent developments. Ironically, not many French people are aware of this fact either. These locally created knives are also known as "Les régionaux" (regional). In this regard, L'Alpin is considered one of the finest regional pocket knives and was created in the high-altitude areas of the French Alps. The Magnum Parzival combines the traditional shape and construction of the L'Alpin pocket knife with modern materials and details. The stainless blade made of 7Cr17Mov stainless steel opens in the classic way with a nail nick and does not lock. The backspring is equipped with elaborate decorative filework, which also serves as a thumb rest and thus increases operational safety. The elegant handle scales are made of olive wood, while the characteristic bolsters are made of stainless steel. The Magnum Parzival is complemented by a lanyard hole with a short leather strap.
