Pocket knives

The decent Bker Plus Atlas is a reliable pocket knife with a stainless steel handle with a rough, dark stone finish. The minimalist design is ex...

The design of the range is one of the classic knife shapes that has gained international fame in Solingen and is appreciated by countless employee...

The Magnum Classic Hunter One is a traditional hunting pocket knife with an impressive Clippoint blade made of 440A satin finish. It opens with a ...

Total length 160 mm, blade length 65 mm, Rosewood covers, weight 82.0 g A useful and practical pocket knife. The blades are made of 440 stainles...

Overall length 187 mm, blade length 84 mm, weight 55 g, blade thickness 1.6 mm, 440 steel, slip joint lock. Magnum Bon Appetite is a compact and c...

The solid Boker Plus Atlas is a reliable pocket knife with a stainless steel handle and stonewash finish. The minimalist design is exceptionally...

Top-class and high-quality knife that everyone will envy. Blade made of real 71-layer Damascus steel. Bolsters were also made of the same noble ma...

Classic pocket knife with a back-lock. Covers made of light polished bone contrast beautifully with the darker blade and bolsters made of Damascu...

Classic hunting knife with wooden covers, steel bolsters and a strong black-lock lock. The three blades have separate locks. The set of blades has ...

Responsible for search and rescue in the North and Baltic Seas - 24 hours a day and in all weather conditions. That's what sea rescuers do. No ...

One face - many facets! The popular Boker Plus Tech Tool series has enjoyed a cult status for years and is constantly evolving. This does not affe...

This ultra-small and flat knife will fit anywhere: in jeans, field kit, lunch box, survival kit, and even in your wallet. The simple constructio...

The history of Boker knives began in 1869 with the "Sportmesser" model. After 150 years, it is high time to redefine the concept of "hissing". The ...

With the "Sportmesser" model, the history of Boker knives began in 1869. After 150 years, it's high time to redefine the concept of "hissing"....