Böker Plus Makri

Conventions? Completely overrated! Pigeon holing? Completely old-fashioned! Zeitgeist is the sum of those visions that sprout up in the present, shape an entire era and are long gone futures for the creative minds behind them. As a specialist for tactical and outdoor knives, free spirit and knifemaker Kornell Kiss from Hungary regularly dares to look beyond the tip of his nose and, in the fixed Boker Plus Mikri, combines the elements of a practical EDC knife with the advantages of a Kukri blade, whose historical origins lie in Nepal. The typical curve and the bulbous shape have been discreetly integrated into the characteristic blade made of D2 and adapted to the increased demands of the outdoor and bushcraft segment with a modified drop-point tip. This means maximum stability, versatility and performance. Full tang construction, jimpings and textured G10 handle scales underline the uncompromising claim and provide the necessary work safety when it counts. The intensive black stonewash finish on the blade, the red liners under the handle scales and the opulent lanyard hole have long since heralded a new age. Supplied with a tight-fitting Kydex sheath and a belt adapter.

• Overall Length: 15,9 cm
• Blade Length: 7,1 cm
• Blade Thickness: 2,8 mm
• Weight: 94 g
• Steel: D2
• Handle Material: G10