Böker Plus Nessmi Pro Black knife

The Handy Boker Plus Nessmi Pro owes its name to the American adventurer George W. Sears, who lived in the eastern United States in 1821-1890 and wrote books and books under the pseudonym "Nessmuk" magazine articles about life in the wilderness. To honor his concept of outdoor equipment that is as light as possible, the Danish knife manufacturer Jesper Voxnaes has developed this particularly compact version of the Nessmuk knife. The knife, made of D2 in a full tang design, is suitable not only for outdoor use and hunting, but also for everyday life. The handle scales made of black micarta and the black powder coating of the blade give the Nessmi Pro a tactical look, while the hollow copper rivets add a colorful touch and also serve as a lanyard hole. Complete with black leather scabbard.