Boker Kihon
 | Outdated Product Representing the middle price segment, the Boker Kihon folding knife was created with the participation of craftsman Lucas Burnley and belongs to EDC solutions (for everyday wear). The blade with a drop-point profile (low butt line) and a smooth cutting edge is made of VG-10 steel. It is an alloy widely used in the knife industry, which has high anti-corrosion properties and long-term blade sharpness. Another advantage of the blade is an increased level of hardness, which on the HRC scale reaches 60-61 units. Accordingly, you can count on the long overall life of the Boker Kihon knife. You can use the model with one hand, because there is a special peg for opening. The frame lock is responsible for the safety of operation, which blocks the blade in the open position. Titanium grips deserve...special mention. They not only give the product additional attractiveness, but also increase overall reliability. Plus, this metal is comfortable to the touch at any ambient temperature. Other features include a moderate weight (117 grams), the presence of a sub-finger notch, a pocket clip and a hole for pulling a lanyard. |
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Representing the middle price segment, the Boker Kihon folding knife was created with the participation of craftsman Lucas Burnley and belongs to EDC solutions (for everyday wear). The blade with a drop-point profile (low butt line) and a smooth cutting edge is made of VG-10 steel. It is an alloy widely used in the knife industry, which has high anti-corrosion properties and long-term blade sharpness.
Another advantage of the blade is an increased level of hardness, which on the HRC scale reaches 60-61 units. Accordingly, you can count on the long overall life of the Boker Kihon knife. You can use the model with one hand, because there is a special peg for opening. The frame lock is responsible for the safety of operation, which blocks the blade in the open position. Titanium grips deserve special mention. They not only give the product additional attractiveness, but also increase overall reliability. Plus, this metal is comfortable to the touch at any ambient temperature. Other features include a moderate weight (117 grams), the presence of a sub-finger notch, a pocket clip and a hole for pulling a lanyard.
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EDC (everyday), clip-point, folding, button lock, blade: 43 mm, matte, handle: titanium, lightweight, 24 g
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