Discover what makes Damascus steel so unique and why it's still a top choice for outdoor knives. Learn about its history, ...

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Counterfeit knives are no match for a genuine Swiss Army Knife. And there are several ways to determine if it's real or fake.

The phrase “Damascus steel” comes to us from medieval-period swords manufactured in the Middle East, and known at least to Western Europeans through their sale in Damascus.

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I'm never cooking anything again without using my Made In Damascus-steel knives. This three-steel-knife set includes a santoku, a nakiri, and a gyuto all forged in Seki, Japan, using Damascus steel.

Each knife in this set is crafted with 67 layers of premium Damascus steel, giving you exceptional durability and cutting precision.

Damascus knives are coveted for their striking appearance and the craftsmanship required to achieve it.

The most reliable way to check if your Swiss Army Knife is real or fake is by looking at the company logo on the handle, also known as the scale.