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Boker Classic Pocket Steel Swiss Army Knife

£17.95
Stock Status: Sold Out
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The Boker Pocket Steel is a classic Swiss Army Knife type "EDC" pocket knife.

It's a really useful and practical pocket knife with a selection of blades. The blades are made of 440 stainless steel, as are the bottle opener and can opener, guaranteeing a long life. The fittings are made of steel, and the ring is perfect for a lanyard or key chain. With a real rosewood handle.

  • Type:Pocket Knife
  • Brand:Magnum
  • Overall Length:16,00 cm
  • Blade Length:6,50 cm
  • Weight:82,00 g
  • Handle Material:Dark Rosewood
  • Opener:Nail Nick
  • Opening:Manual
  • Blade Color:Uncoated
Brand:
Boker
Product Code:
01MB334
Weight:
0.3kg
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Shaun Fox  /  Peterborough

Boker Classic Pocket Knife

I’m very happy with my Boker Classic Pocket Knife, so much so that I’ve now bought two more for my wife and my 34yr old son. This was after they hinted not so gently that they might like to own one.

Mine is in our motorhome and very useful it’s been, my son uses his as his everyday carry and my wife’s is at the bottom of her handbag…somewhere

They feel good too hold, for the money they are a good quality and time will tell how they last but so far I’ve had no issues with mine.

Nigel Bruen  /  St Saud la Coussiere

Old fashioned 'traditional' - is simply 'good'.

This traditional pocket knife gives all the utility for which one could normally wish. It sits comfortably in the pocket; is easy to open and close and is possessor of the majority of required functions. In short - it is simply 'good'.

The only point I have against the product is that the Can-opener is without a suitable 'edge', as supplied from the store. However this is quite understandable, in light of current safety guidelines issued to the public, and soon rectified with a simple metal-file.

I am reminded of the occasion that I wished to give a penknife to my young god-son and asked his mother if this would be alright.

"Yes'" she replied, "as long as it isn't sharp."

"OK, I'll give him a pencil instead."