Viper Tecnocut is an Italian knife manufacturer known for their excellent hunting knives, EDC pocket knives and gentleman's knives. The knives are designed by renowned knife designers, resulting in unique and innovative knives. With over 30 different models, everyone will be able to find their favourite among Viper's range.

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Viper Sakura Ziricote knives look similar to Sakura Olive knives and Viper's Bocote collection. However, the difference between these series is the handle material. The handles of this collection are made from ziricote wood. This Central American dark wood has a high density and is naturally resistant to rot, making it a very stable type of wood. These kitchen knives were designed in cooperation with two famous Danish designers: Jens Ansø and Jesper Voxnaes.

Viper Sakura Ziricote Collection

Viper Sakura Ziricote Collection

Viper Sakura Bocote knives look similar to Sakura Olive knives and Sakura Ziricote knives. However, the difference between these series is the handle material. The handles of this collection are made from bocote wood. This stable wood, with its almost golden colour, has stunning markings. These kitchen knives were designed in cooperation with two famous Danish designers: Jens Ansø and Jesper Voxnaes. These kitchen knives clearly demonstrate why Viper became so popular.

Viper Sakura Bocote collection

Viper Sakura Bocote collection

The Viper Sakura Olive collection comprises top-quality Italian kitchen knives. These kitchen knives were designed in cooperation with two famous Danish designers: Jens Ansø and Jesper Voxnaes. The design looks graceful and classic; just look at those handles made from olive wood, the decorations on the blade and the rivets. The shape of the blade and the Nitro-B steel, however, are far from classic.

Viper Sakura Olive collection

Viper Sakura Olive collection

The MKM Timavo is a stylish EDC-pocket knife, designed by Jesper Voxnaes. The characteristic Danish design was excellently combined with the Italian style of producer Viper. Sleek, graceful lines combined with top-quality material and finish. The series consists of a number of knives with different handle materials and blade finishes.

MKM Timavo

## MKM and the Normar

MKM stands for Maniago Knife Makers. MKM is a consortium representing knife-makers from around the world with their headquarters in Maniago, Italy. [MKM](kato://content/migrated_pageid_943) has a range of knife companies working under their name, from LionSteel and Viper to Fox and Mercury, and each company has its own specialty. They have therefore created a large collection, with something for everyone. MKM has slipjoints and gentleman’s knives, as well as tactical fixed knives and EDC pocket knives. All made from the best materials and finished according to the Italian standard.

Jesper Voxnaes, whom I mentioned in the intro, was the mind behind the shape and style of this beauty. For those who may not be familiar with Jesper: he is a Danish knife maker with an impressive list of clients including the excellent GiantMouse Knives, as well as Böker, Spyderco, CRKT and Helle. Jesper is probably one of the most trusted in the industry right now, and his fingerprints are all over this knife. When discussing Vox with Knivesandtools, they pointed out some style features of Vox’ previous work that is also evident in the Normar: ‘... especially the handle, [which] is very recognizable as a Vox design. Check out a GiantMouse GMF2, for instance.’

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