Neck Knives

With a blade length of less than 6 cm, the eponymous Boker Plus Five Point Nine falls within the 12 cm permitted by the German Weapons Act and can be carried with a clear conscience as a fixed blade within the limits of what is permitted.

From a blank sheet of paper to its first foray into the EDC world, Polish custom knife maker David Hás accompanied the Boker Plus Pollywog throughout its entire metamorphosis.

With the Boker Plus Pocket Rocket, Michael Jarvis has literally rocketed from his base in Reno, Nevada, straight into the tactical EDC cosmos.

The Boker Plus Kazhan designed by Alexander Krava is a handy neck knife with a short sheepfoot blade that is ideal as a

The extremely handy Boker Plus Sigyn is a lightweight neck knife designed by Andre Schröter

The Neckknife Spike by BlackFox with a pointed Wharncliffe blade of 440C offers low weight and an excellent grip.

The Picoeur Satin has a scalpel-like blade and a large finger hole for secure grip.

The Picoeur Cerakote has a scalpel-like blade and a large finger hole for secure grip.

In addition to a top knife, you also get an accessory kit that takes Eldris to the next level.