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Böker Plus Canoe
Titanium FrameLock Folder
CPM-S-35VN steel
a Joe Mangiafico design
DeepCarry Clip
Joe Mangiafico is a young knifemaker who apprenticed with none other than Lucas Burnley.Among other things, he showed him how to make a pocket knife 100% by hand. The Böker Plus Canoe is the series production of this project and that can be seen!
S35VN steel with a stonewashed finish, blue anodized titanium handle scales with bronze accents, and a copper thumb stud.The avid fly fisherman has created here a refreshing and modern interpretation of the classic pocket knife shape "Canoe" (the handle is shaped like a canoe).
Average rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars
Böker Plus Lockback Bubinga
440C steel
Bubinga wood
Lockback closure
Timeless design
THE pocket knife
It doesn't get much more classic than this: Bubinga wood, stainless steel bolsters, a slim 440C steel blade and a secure and easy-to-use lockback.
The Böker Plus Lockback is one of the absolute bestsellers in the Böker program. This knife is almost the epitome of a classic pocket knife. The warm hue of the bubinga wood complements beautifully with the brushed stainless steel bolsters. To make the knife sturdy enough, the wood has been backed with solid bolsters.
The blade's very rust resistant 440C steel is not only exceedingly durable but is also very easy to bring back to sharpness. The nail hammer allows a two-handed opening of the blade while the Lockback closure - as you know it from classics such as the Buck 110 - closes the knife cleanly.
The Böker Plus Lockback Bubinga is not only a beautiful classic but also a great choice when it comes to giving someone a really good pocket knife. Beautiful, functional, timeless, good.
Böker Plus Kazhan
Alexander Krava Design
handy Neck Knife
short sheepfoot blade
low weight
skeleton construction
weight-reducing cut-outs and three-dimensional milled edges
Ultra flat Neck Knife
Neck knives are more popular than ever. Lightweight, flat, super easy to carry and yet efficient to handle. The Böker Plus Kazhan (a design by Alexander Krava from Ukraine) not only effortlessly meets these criteria, it also offers impressive value for money.
Visually, the Kazhan is reminiscent of the design of classic Scandinavian neck knives and offers a good hand position despite the flat handle. Among other things, this is ensured by the milled wave pattern, which also looks great. The three large holes not only bring the weight down, but also offer the possibility to knot countless paracord wraps to the handle. There are no limits to your creativity here. By the way, for the blade steel, Böker Plus have opted for the D2 tool steel, which not only becomes very sharp, but is also exceedingly tough.
Included is a Kydex sheath, which allows you a variety of ways to carry the Kazhan.