Boker "Outdoor & Collection 1-2024"

BÖKER has left its comfort zone and done its homework. They have completely rethought their production and are utilizing all the possibilities of modern manufacturing technology. This enables them to present new knives with minimal manufacturing tolerances and materials based on the latest advancements in material technology, all while even undercutting comparable products from Far East manufacturing in terms of price. For most of the new knives, they are using the state-of-the-art steel MAGNACUT.

Now onto the new knives and their designers. Brad Zinker presents the light, slim, and elegantly perfect in finish and function Böker Urban Trapper Automatic with MagnaCut blade.

Ramon Chaves contributes with the Böker Mini Redencion in a simple and clear, yet striking design to our MagnaCut additions.

Lucas Burnley is represented with two designs. The Böker Kwaiken Compact Button Lock is a variation of his unbeatable success model, now featuring MagnaCut and produced for the first time in Solingen.

His all-steel skeleton knife Böker BFF Packlite is an everyday or outdoor back-up knife that couldn't be simpler and more honest.

BÖKER also designs themselves. The Böker BRLW, a reinterpretation of their traditional Barlow knife, is available in two premium folder variants, as a pure Titan Framelock with MagnaCut blade …

… and as the Damascus Knife of the Year 2024 once again.

The models Böker DTK and EDK represent function folders of the purest water, convincing through design, mechanics, materials like MagnaCut, and price.

Finally, for the Böker 1969 MACH-I Damast, they have pulled out all the stops without regard to cost and effort to present a collector's knife that is uncompromising in all respects. Tommaso Rumici has poured the flowing shapes of the legendary Muscle Car Ford Mustang Mach-I into a beautiful work of art.

Their long-time bestseller Böker Plus Worldwide is joined by the Worldwide 2.0, a smaller, more everyday and visually contemporary version.

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