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Nóż składany FOX Knives Tur FX B Elmax Carbon Fiber by Jasper Voxnæs
Nóż składany FOX Knives Tur FX B Elmax Carbon Fiber by Jasper Voxnæs to projekt przeznaczony do codziennego użytku (EDC &#; EveryDay Carry).
FOX Knives
FOX Knives to producent, ze znanego w świecie nożowym włoskiego Maniago. Wieloletnia historia, lata doświadczeń, mnogość innowacji i kolejnych projektów produkcyjnych. Tak pokrótce można scharakteryzować FOX Knives. Interesujące designy, wysokie standardy wykonania, współprace projektowe ze znanymi twórcami noży stanowią o niesłabnącej popularności firmy i marki, która do dzisiaj jest jednym z wiodących, wyznaczających trendy producentów noży.
Jasper Voxnæs i VoxDesign
Duński knifemaker i designer znany ze współprac z wieloma światowymi markami: Spyderco, FOX Knives, Böker, Viper, MKM, CRKT, HELLE, GiantMouse. W jego dorobku, często znajdziemy mniejsze noże, z krótszymi, ale wydajnymi ostrzami, z dość intensywnie zarysowaną, uwydatnioną linią brzucha (knife belly). Linie rękojeści posiadają widoczne wzniesienie na linii grzbietu. Oczywiście poszczególne projekty różnią się między sobą, zważywszy chociażby na to, że wykonywane są dla różnych marek i muszą być spójne z innymi ich designami. Każdorazowo jednak projekty sygnowane logiem VOX wyróżniają się na tyle, że już na pierwszy rzut oka osoby poruszające się swobodnie w meandrach branży nożowej rozpoznają, że twórcą danego projektu jest Jasper Voxnæs. Jak mawia sam projektant: „Moje projekty noży mają oczywiste nordyckie kształty i stylistykę. Czyste, funkcjonalne, niemal minimalistyczne. Użytkowość narzędzia jest zdecydowanie kluczowa”. I trudno się z tym stwierdzeniem nie zgodzić.
Stal premium
Ostrze noża wykonane zostało ze stali proszkowej Elmax. Elmax to jedna z kilku stali dostępnych na rynku znajdujących się w absolutnym topie jakościowym materiałów służących do produkcji noży premium. Noże z niej zrobione są ekstremalnie wytrzymałe na przeciążenia, niezwykle długo pozostają ostre i mają doskonałe właściwości antykorozyjne.
Głownia pokryta czarną powłokąPVD posiada właściwości antyrefleksyjne i poprawia i tak doskonałą nierdzewność stali Elmax.
Użytkowe ostrze
Głownia noża wykonana została w stylu drop point i posiada szlif płaski. Styl w jakim zostało wykonane ostrze decyduje o jego optymalnej funkcjonalności i dedykuje ją do wykonywania każdego rodzaju prac.
Płynne otwieranie i stabilna blokada bezpieczeństwa
Otwieranie noża odbywa się za sprawą wystającego z głowni obustronnego kołka (stal nierdzewna AISI pokryta powłoką PVD). Rozkładanie noża następuje bardzo swobodnie i płynnie dzięki wyposażeniu go w ceramiczne łożyska kulkowe. Nóż posiada stabilną i wytrzymałą blokadę zabezpieczającą przed przypadkowym zamknięciem typu liner lock (stal nierdzewna AISI pokryta powłoką Black Idroglider*).
* &#;Idroglider&#; to nieklejąca się powłoka powstała z PTFE tj. politetrafluoroetylenu. PTFE to polimer fluorowy bardzo odporny na ścieranie, zapewniający nierdzewność. Można aplikować go w wielu wersjach kolorystycznych.
Okładki rękojeści z włókna węglowego
Okładki rękojeści zostały zrobione z włókna węglowego (carbon fiber). Jest to materiał bardzo lekki, wytrzymały i elegancki. Konstrukcję noża wzmacnia backspacer z tytanu oraz skręcające ją stalowe śruby śruby (niklowane ze stali AISI ). Śruba pivot jest również z tytanu. W backspacerze zaprojektowano otwór na paracord, linkę itp. rozwiązania. Można go wykorzystać, w celu dodatkowego zabezpieczenia noża przed zgubieniem lub na podpięcie ozdobnego koralika poprawiającego chwytność całości (koraliki można dokupić TUTAJ).
Tytanowy klips mocujący
Klips mocujący w stylu Tip-Up zlokalizowany na zakończeniu rękojeści noża umożliwia przenoszenie zamkniętego ostrza wierzchołkiem do góry. Klips wykonany został z tytanu, a jego kolor powstały w procesie anodyzacji jest spójny z barwą backspacera.
Etui w zestawie
W zestawie z nożem otrzymujemy poręczne skórzane etui FOX Knives służące do przenoszenia lub przechowywania noża.
Ryan grew up living in Alberta and was quite involved in many sports, especially competitive swimming and competitive soccer. Having sustained many injuries throughout his athletic endeavours, Ryan was quickly exposed to physiotherapy at a young age and was fascinated at how the human body works.
As physiotherapy combined two of his main interests - sports and human anatomy - Ryan decided to pursue that as a career. He completed his Bachelor of Arts in Human Kinetics at St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia. Quickly after that he moved across the world to complete his Doctor of Physiotherapy at Bond University in sunny Gold Coast, Australia. While he was “down unda”, Ryan was presented the opportunity to complete an internship at Stanford University, so he set off for California to work alongside their NCAA athletes.
Upon graduating from his DPT, Ryan headed back to Canada and settled in the beautiful Okanagan, expanding his knowledge and skills within the ever-growing field of physio. Ryan utilizes a patient-centred approach, incorporating education and exercise prescription with his treatments, pushing every client to reach their full potential.
Outside of the clinic, Ryan enjoys exploring the beautiful hiking trails of BC, golfing, soccer, tennis, and his new-found interest of volleyball.
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Annick has been a physiotherapist for a long time; graduating from Dalhousie’s School of Physiotherapy in She worked at the NS Rehabilitation Centre for 10 years before spending 2 years in Kuwait mentoring Kuwaiti physiotherapists there. In Annick and her husband chose Kelowna, where she worked at Pinnacle Physiotherapy’s Westbank clinic. She subsequently became a co-owner of the three Kelowna Pinnacle clinics which were sold in Following the sale she continued to work as the clinic director until December Annick has experience in treating sprains, strains, fractures, arthritis, pre and post-surgery, work injuries, motor vehicle accident injuries, and most everything in between! Annick also has a special interest and training in Vestibular Rehabilitation, the assessment and treatment of dizziness and vertigo. She holds a Certificate in Vestibular Rehabilitation through Emory University in Atlanta, and uses an infrared goggle system to do a thorough assessment of patients who are experiencing dizziness or vertigo. A former competitive runner, and an ardent believer that movement keeps us young, Annick runs, bikes, skis, swims, kayaks, hikes, and does yoga. And to keep her brain tuned up, she plays clarinet in the Kelowna City band.
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Amy grew up Prince George, BC where she completed a diploma with honours in Kinesiology () before pursuing her Physiotherapy degree at Manchester Metropolitan University in Manchester, England (). Prior to her career in Physiotherapy, Amy worked as a personal trainer which kickstarted her love of exercise prescription and promoting a healthy lifestyle amongst the general population. As a new Physiotherapy graduate, she has an array of experience treating children with neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, as well as experience working in private practice orthopedics and with varsity athletes. She has a strong belief for evidence-based practice and patient-centred care consisting of manual therapy, exercise prescription, meaningful goal setting and education. Outside of the clinic, Amy lives a healthy active lifestyle through strength training, outdoor recreational pursuits and exploring her new home in West Kelowna. When she’s not being active, you can find her watching webinars on the Physio network and spending time with her friends and family.
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Kristin has been an Rmt since Prior to moving to Kelowna in (because the weather is awesome), she worked with Chiropractors and Physiotherapists in a multi-disciplinary environment in Thunder Bay, Ontario (not so awesome weather). During this time Kristin witnessed the benefits of an integrated approach to patient care. She believes that treatment diversification is key to maximizing recovery and achieving optimal health.
Over the past 18 years as a Registered Massage Therapist Kristin has gained extensive clinical massage therapy experience with musculoskeletal pathologies, sports injuries, surgical rehabilitation and, stress reduction. Kristin has a thorough understanding of numerous sports which has enhanced her ability to understand biomechanics of injury and rehabilitation as a health care professional. She continues to educate herself on complimentary modalities to massage therapy in order to design a treatment plan that is best suited for each patient. She believes that teaching patients home care to prevent re-injury is an important part of the patients wellness program.
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Marie was born and raised in the beautiful small town Breim in Norway, and decided to pursue a carrier in Physiotherapy after graduating High School. She started her Physiotherapy degree at the University of Sydney, Australia. Being bit by the travel bug, she took a little break from her studies to do some travelling though Asia, Australia and Europe before finishing her degree in Sweden in She then made the big move to Canada and the beautiful Okanagan, and has enjoyed working in private practice in West Kelowna ever since.
Since graduating, Marie has become certified in Acupuncture, Gunn IMS (intramuscular stimulation) and completed multiple Manual Therapy courses. During the course of her carrier Marie has worked as a clinical instructor for UBC School of Rehabilitation, team Physiotherapist for the Westside Warriors BCHL Hockey team, and volunteered in multiple sports events and for teams in the valley, including the Okanagan Sun Football team, the Center of Gravity Pro-Beach Volleyball tournament, BC Summer Games and Volleyball Provincials.
Marie enjoys treating a multitude of injuries and conditions and has a strong interest in sports rehabilitation. From her early teens she has had a passion for sports participating and competing on a high level in track and field and volleyball in Europe (and paying many visits to her local physiotherapist!). When she is not at work, she enjoys spending time with her family and staying active through outdoors and indoors sports and recreation.
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Jenn graduated from the University of Toronto in with her Master of Science in Physical Therapy.
While in Toronto, she participated in a variety of sports leagues and was the treasurer for the Physical Therapy Graduate Student’s Association. Before Toronto, Jenn spent four years at St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia.
At St. FX, she completed her Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics, while playing four seasons of varsity volleyball with the X-Women Volleyball team. A middle blocker, she also served as the team’s captain during her final two seasons.
Jenn has continued to play volleyball in Kelowna as often as she can, including women’s league, co-ed, grass volleyball and beach. She also enjoys downhill skiing and hiking. Jenn is certified by the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada’s certification process and also does Vestibular Rehabilitation.
She sits on the College of Physical Therapists of BC Inquiry Committee.
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Michelle was lucky enough to have grown up in the beautiful Okanagan and is proud to call this community home. She holds a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia and a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from UBC Okanagan.
Michelle believes in the combined use of manual therapy, education and exercise to help patients recover from injuries, as well as provide them with the tools necessary for long term success. She has pursued post-graduate certifications in manual therapy, mobilizations with movement and pelvic health. She treats an array of different conditions in the pelvic health realm, including incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pregnancy-related pain and other pelvic pain conditions.
In her spare time, Michelle loves staying active and enjoy the Okanagan lifestyle through hiking and being in the outdoors. You can also find her in the many local coffee shops that Kelowna has to offer with family and friends.
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Jackie is a graduate of Vancouver College of Massage Therapy
Her family history and roots stem back to the Okanagan and it feels very much full circle to be back here! The interior mountains and sage brush have always captivated her. She enjoys a life of adventure and can be found in the mountains snowboarding and hiking, swimming in the ocean and now lake, walking her dog or chasing after her two young boys.
Jackie spent 10+ years working in heath and wellness which included teaching Indoor cycling, Fitness, Nutrition and supplements, and skincare. Her passion was always to become a Registered Massage Therapist. After 7 years as an RMT, she wanted to follow her 2nd passion which is Pilates. In , she completed her Comprehensive Clinical Pilates Training allowing her to integrate the movement and whole body strengthening benefits of Pilates into her treatment approach where applicable.
Some of the common treatments she has worked with include overuse injuries, sports injuries, MVA’s, headaches, pregnancy related pain, office work related postural pain, chronic and acute low back pain, shoulder injuries, carpal tunnel, plantar fasciitis, TMJ, and stress/relaxation.
By educating her clients on the importance of regular maintenance treatments to prevent injuries, muscle imbalances and reduce stress it enables her clients to take control of their health and well-being and is the best way to be able to maintain a healthy lifestyle on an ongoing basis.
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Understanding the Forex Market
The Forex market, also known as the foreign exchange market, is a global marketplace where currencies are traded. As the largest and most liquid market in the world, it encompasses all aspects of buying, selling, and exchanging currencies at current or determined prices.
Key features of the Forex market include:
- hour Market: Unlike other markets, the Forex market is open 24 hours a day, five days a week, due to the different time zones of the major financial centers around the world. This offers traders a unique opportunity to react to global news and events in real time.
- High Liquidity: The vast amount of currency trading volume ensures low transaction costs and makes it easier for traders to enter and exit trades.
- Low Barrier to Entry: Traders can start with a relatively small amount of capital, making it accessible to a wide range of investors.
Characteristics of a Successful Forex Trader
Successful Forex traders often share a set of unique characteristics. Understanding and developing these traits can increase one's chances of success in the market.
Key characteristics include:
- Discipline: This is perhaps the most important characteristic. Successful traders follow their trading plan consistently, are patient, and don't let emotions drive their trading decisions.
- Risk Management: Successful traders always have a risk management plan in place. They know exactly how much they are willing to risk and have a clear exit strategy for each trade.
- Continuous Learning: Markets are constantly changing and successful traders understand the importance of continuous education. They stay updated with market news, trends, and tools.
How to become a forex trader
Most people that trade forex work for themselves. They invest in forex using their own money so that way all the risk and reward from the results of the trading is theirs.
Bank of America Trading Floor in New York
There is almost no barrier to entry to becoming a forex trader, trading stocks, trading binary options or any other type of financial market. Any individual can choose to invest in a mutual fund with their pension money or sign up with a FX brokerage and get a forex trading account to trade forex. However, the ease of starting should not be confused with the ease of trading itself, which requires specific forex education and experience to become proficient.
Getting a job in forex is typically done by applying to large international banks that have foreign exchange trading departments. You would start as a junior trader or trading assistant and work your way up. If your job is forex trading, you receive a salary plus a performance bonus. However, these are highly desirable jobs and competition is fierce.
Types of Forex Trading Strategies
There are numerous Forex trading strategies that traders can choose from. The best strategy depends on the trader's unique goals, risk tolerance, and time commitment. Here are a few common strategies:
- Scalping: This is a strategy that involves making hundreds or even thousands of trades each day, trying to seize small price movements.
- Day Trading: This strategy involves opening and closing all trades within a single day, with the goal of profiting from short-term price movements.
- Swing Trading: Swing traders hold positions for several days or even weeks, aiming to profit from short- to medium-term price patterns.
Skills needed to be a forex trader
Traders must be able to act fast to new incoming information – be it a sudden change in exchange rates or some news that could soon influence them. This requires a combination of self-confidence and “guts” to make the decision about how to act. Placing a trade is affectionately known in the financial industry as ‘pulling the trigger’.
Those who most comfortable with the high degree of risk that needs to be taken on a regular basis have the best chance of success. Managing risk requires a level head. Most people are tempted into making wrong decisions but successful traders will correct those mistakes quickly before too much damage is done to their P&L (profit / loss).
Analytical skill is also a requirement but ranks surprisingly low in making the difference between who becomes consistently profitable in trading and who doesn’t. Forex traders must be comfortable with basic math but these days the online trading platformed supplied by the forex broker will do all the calculations necessary, including trade size, currency converter, margin requirements and so forth.
The Role of a Forex Broker
A Forex broker acts as an intermediary between the trader and the Forex market. Brokers provide traders with access to the foreign exchange market and make their money through spreads (the difference between the buy and sell price of a currency pair).
Key responsibilities of a Forex broker include:
- Providing access to the Forex Market: Without a broker, individual traders wouldn’t be able to participate in the Forex market.
- Offering Trading Platforms: Brokers provide platforms where traders can execute their trades. Some also offer additional tools for market analysis.
- Customer Support: Brokers should provide reliable customer support to assist traders with any issues or questions they might have.
What a forex trader actually does
Forex trading is almost entirely electronic these days so there is very little need to interact with other forex traders as was once the case, where traders spent all day agreeing trades over the phone or in person on a trading floor.
A foreign exchange trader spends his time reviewing the various factors that affect national economies and forex price charts and uses that information to determine if a currency is over-valued or under-valued relative to another currency. If the trader finds a currency that is undervalued, he/she will buy it with the hopes of selling it later at a better exchange rate. Currencies are traded in pairs, so the trader will either buy the fist currency and sell the second currency or vice versa. Common currency pairs include the USD/GBP, JPY/USD and EUR/USD. Most forex trades are executed in the spot market.
All the factors put together that go into whether to make a buy or sell decision is referred to as the trading strategy. Some forex traders use price momentum to trade foreign currencies into trending markets, other use mathematical indicators to determine if a currency is overbought and due to fall or oversold and due to bounce.
This buying and selling is done through an online trading platform, which gives the trader access to currency markets which would otherwise only be available to banks and institutional investors. Forex platform software typically includes price data, charting and trade execution services all rolled into one.
A foreign exchange trader manages his/her account with forex brokers, creates reports about planned and executed currency trades, analyses price charts and reads the news from various countries. They will spend almost % of their time trading in front of a screen. If you are looking for a physically active way to earn money, forex trading might not be the right choice.
A Forex trader’s daily routine
Forex traders typically wake up early to review any change in their existing positions in overnight markets. Just like trading Bitcoin and other digital currencies, trading hours for fiat currencies are hours per day so a trader’s profit and loss could have changed when asleep.
After having breakfast, a trader will often check the forex rates, stock indices, precious metal and other related financial markets perhaps in heat map. They will also check the latest news headlines and review the economic calendar. This gives them a perspective for what’s happening in overall financial markets.
How much actual buying and selling a trader does throughout the day will depend on their trading strategy. Scalpers buy and sell currency all day with quick in and out trades while day traders will typically open a trade near the start of the day and close it before the end of the trading session.
The bulk of a forex trader’s time is spent doing analysis to look for new opportunities, making sure existing trade ideas are still valid and improving the trading strategy.
New traders will often get some help with their spot forex analysis through the use of a forex signal services or with a forex trading course or forex mentor.
Pros and Cons of Being a Forex Trader
Like any other profession, Forex trading has its advantages and disadvantages.
Pros:
- Flexibility: Forex markets operate 24 hours a day, five days a week, providing flexibility for traders.
- Potential for Profit: With the right skills and strategies, there is a high potential for profit in Forex trading.
- Accessibility: The Forex market is accessible to everyone with an internet connection and a small amount of capital to invest.
Cons:
- Risk: Forex trading involves a high level of risk due to the volatile nature of currency markets.
- Emotional stress: The pressure and uncertainty associated with trading can cause emotional stress.
- Requires Knowledge and Experience: Successful trading requires a deep understanding of the market which often comes with experience. Beginners may struggle initially.
Understanding Forex Trading Platforms
Forex trading platforms are software that allows traders to manage market positions, conduct technical analysis, and execute trades. Some popular platforms include MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), and cTrader. Choosing the right platform depends on a trader's specific needs and preferences.
Risks Associated with Forex Trading
Forex trading comes with several risks:
- Market Risk: Changes in market trends and volatility can lead to potential losses.
- Leverage Risk: While leverage can amplify profits, it can also magnify losses.
- Counterparty Risk: The risk that the broker defaults and is unable to meet their contractual obligations.
Forex Trading Regulations and Compliance
Forex trading is heavily regulated to protect investors. Traders must comply with regulations set by supervisory bodies such as the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in the US, and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). These bodies ensure the brokers' transparency and fairness.
Managing Your Emotions in Forex Trading
Forex trading can evoke strong emotions, such as fear and greed, which can negatively impact decision-making. Successful traders manage their emotions by adhering to a well-thought-out plan, practicing disciplined risk management, and maintaining a balanced lifestyle outside trading.
How to practice forex trading
If you like the sound of being a forex trader, FlowBank offers a demo trading account with 1M Swiss francs or your preferred currency in pretend money to practice trading with in a risk-free environment.
To embark on this enlightening journey and gain insights into the mechanics behind forex trading, explore our comprehensive guide using the anchor link Forex: How Does It Work?. This resource will provide you with the essential knowledge needed to comprehend the inner workings of the forex market and the role of a forex trader within it.