Böker BFF Packlite Black RichliteLucas Burnley design  Steel handle with weight-reducing recesses and scales made of black RichliteDropPoint blade made from MagnaCut with stonewash finish Includes Kydex sheath and ball chainHandmade in Solingen

Böker Daily Knives AK4 in cooperation with Alex Kremer and Daily Customs short droppoint blade made of CPM-3V handle made of Micarta handle can be easily removed with the included Torx wrench and replaced with a variety of alternative scales lanyard loop can be hidden in the handle Comes with a high quality Kydex handmade in the Böker knife manufactory Solingen AK4 by Alex KremerWhat’s more than 1? That’s right, 4! Sometimes more really is more – and that’s exactly the case with the AK4 from Daily Knives. Does this design look familiar? Then you’re spot on. The AK4 continues Daily Knives’ brilliant AK series in collaboration with Böker in Solingen. At its core, the AK4 sticks closely to the design of the AK1 – only now, you simply have “more” knife in your hand. With a 3.5 mm thick blade made of ultra-tough CPM-3V steel, you’re getting a fixed-blade knife clearly built for heavy-duty outdoor use. But it also shines in hunting applications, where its high flat grind performs beautifully. Thanks to its skeletonized tang, the AK4 offers a lightweight yet ultra-sturdy overall build. With screw construction, you can disassemble and clean your AK4 anytime. Subtly integrated into the rugged Micarta handle scales, you’ll also find a hidden lanyard hole, making it easy to attach a lanyard. So, is it just a bigger AK1? Not quite! While closely related, the AK4 is a distinctly larger and more robust version.

Böker Bronco Outdoor knife CPM steel blade Droppoint blade handle made of TPE (low heat conductivity) including high quality quiver Kydex Bronco The new Böker Bronco is THE price/performance hit when it comes to a super sturdy, rather compact outdoor knife. This knife is made of the ultra-tough but very cutting CPM 3V steel, which is one of the most popular alloys when the blade must withstand even the roughest loads. The blade was nevertheless ground so thin that in addition to the stability also very good cutting properties are given. At the front part of the blade back was ground an extremely sharp-edged 90 degree angle, with which you can effortlessly scribe the supplied fire steel. For the handle, Böker have opted for an injected TPE handle, which is simply fabulous in the hand and thanks to its texture is still safe to grip even with wet hands. Thanks to the comparatively low weight, the Böker Bronco is an all-around perfect companion in the forest or on a hike. Included is a leather sheath, including a dengler. The knife is of course manufactured entirely in Böker's factory in Solingen. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Böker Daily Knives AK1 American TantoBudget-friendly version made of N690 steelG10 handle scalesWith Kydex sheath and clipMade in the Boker manufactory in Solingen

Böker Toni Tietzel TNT Original TNT Design Gutes Allround-Messer Fantastische Handlage Made in SolingenGriffschalen aus Grenadill oder braunem Micarta Kaum ein deutscher Messermacher hat in den letzten Jahren solch einen rasanten Aufstieg erlebt wie Toni Nicolas Tietzel. Der unglaublich begabte Jungspund aus Clausthal-Zellerfeld studiert Materialwissenschaften und Werkstofftechnik und hat seine Hausaufgaben wahrlich gemacht. Wie kaum ein anderer Messermacher verbindet er elegantes Design, funktionale Anschliffe und allerhöchste Passgenauigkeit in der Fertigung. Selbst mit einer Lupe wird man bei einem Tietzel keinerlei Ungenauigkeiten finden – hier nimmt es der junge Messermacher mehr als genau. Natürlich ist die Fertigungsdauer der Tietzel-Messer enorm hoch, da zum einen keine Schablonen zum Einsatz kommen und zum anderen jeder Produktionsschritt immer wieder haargenau geprüft wird. Dementsprechend ist ein original Tietzel nichts für den schmalen Geldbeutel.  Böker darf nun als erster Hersteller überhaupt, ein echtes Toni-Tietzel-Design in Serie fertigen. Beim Model TNT handelt es sich um ein mittelgroßes Allroundmesser, bei dem die typische Handschrift von Toni Tietzel nicht zu übersehen ist. Da wären zunächst die vielen kleinen Winkel und Radien, welche am Griff aus Grenadilholz angebracht wurden und für eine unglaublich bequeme Handlage sorgen. In typischer Tietzel-Marnier wurde am untern Ende des Ricassos ein kleines Prisma ausgeschliffen, welches gleichzeitig als Fingerschutz und Designelement dient. Auch die auf dem Klingenrücken angebrachte Swedge ist unverkennbar dem ostdeutschen Messergenie zuzuordnen. Die dadurch entstehende schwungvolle Form ist nicht nur wunderschön sondern gleichsam auch hochgradig funktional. Das Gewicht der 4 mm starken Klinge wird so wirkungsvoll reduziert und lässt das Messer sehr ausgewogen in der Hand liegen. Beim Stahl hat sich der Hersteller für den rostfreien und überaus vielseitigen N690 Stahl von Böhler entschieden, der mit einem markanten Stonewash finish versehen wurde. Diese Legierung wurde speziell für Industrie-Schneidwerkzeuge im Lebensmittelbereich entwickelt und hat sich als eine Art Standard in der Messerwelt etablieren können.  Das Böker TNT kommt mit einer hochwertigen Lederscheide. Für uns ist dieses Model eines der schönsten Fixed-Messer aus dem Böker-Sortiment und wir finden es einfach großartig, dass hier ein solch tolles Design so gut umgesetzt wurde.                

Böker Barlow Expedition compact pocket knife in classic look 440C steel blade and Micarta handle scales Handmade in Solingen A true adventurerWhether Sir Edmund Hillary carried a pocket knife with him when he climbed Mount Everest for the first time in 1953 we do not know exactly. But the assumption that there was a small knife in his luggage is quite obvious and we find the idea that it could have been Böker Barlow Expedition quite nice. With this new variant of the classic Barlow, Böker exudes the charm of the great voyages of discovery of our time. The Barlow is one of the most distinctive variants of the classic pocket knives. Typical for this design are the elongated jaws made of brass, which take up about a third of the handle. For the handle, the Solingen-based company has opted for a classic green micarta for the Expedition variant. Embedded in the material is also the classic shield with the Böker Tree logo. The blade, made of 440C steel, is a clip-point blade that pays homage to the American pocket knives of the 19th century. Thanks to the long-pull, the blade opens well two-handed. The thin tapered edge and fine point provide excellent cutting properties. Of course, this Barlow is also completely handmade in the Böker manufactory in Solingen. Fans of classic pocket knives get here a faithful everyday companion that is wide for every new adventure.

Böker Coffin Denim Micarta Chuck Gedraitis designBlue Micarta handleDropPoint MagnaCut blade with decorative ricassoincludes felt caseMade in SolingenBöker Coffin Denim Micarta: Your new favorite knife from Solingen. Direct from the legendary Böker manufactory in Solingen - this is German craftsmanship at its best. Tradition meets coolness.The design? Absolutely casual! Thanks to Chuck Gedraitis, the knife combines stylish elegance with a good dose of coolness. The jean-blue, coffin-shaped Micarta handle shell is not only mega in the hand, but also looks damn good.MagnaCut steel: Sharpness that inspires. And the blade? A real stunner. The powder metallurgy MagnaCut steel is so sharp, you'll be slicing everything from apples to rope in no time. With a hardness of 62-63 HRC makes you this knife so quickly no one something. Features you'll love. The slipjoint pocket knife with its 90 degree stop is super handy. And the nail hammer? Not only practical, but also a cool detail that combines the old and the new. The convertible stainless steel clip ensures that the knife disappears almost invisibly in your pocket. Mega practical, right? The icing on the cake? To such a noble part, of course, also belongs a befitting packaging. Therefore, your Böker Coffin Denim Micarta comes in a stylish felt case directly to your home. The Böker Coffin is a perfect knife cocktail of Solingen craftsmanship mixed with modern flair.

Nesmuk Folder handle made of olive wood no visible hardware high performance niob steel Gourmets Carry Knives In the development of their folding knife series Nesmuk have taken their time. A whole 4 years of tireless development went into these knives until the result met the high demands of the manufacturer. The goal was to create a folding knife that is completely without visible hardware but still meets the modern standards of the knife world. To achieve truly absolute perfection, Nesmuk folders must only be built by trained goldsmiths. All components must be adjusted and fitted to the hundredth of a millimeter - there are no tolerances for gaps here. The handle scales made of olive wood are very cleanly ground. The blades of the Janus series are provided with a black, highly polished DLC coating. Nesmuk's typical niobium steel, hardened to approx. 60 HRC, is also used here. The wedge grind ensures the best cutting properties and the unique appearance of Nesmuk knives. Due to the very fine grind of the knives, the cutting performance of the Nesmuk folding knives is absolutely impressive. With only 0.4mm of material behind the cutting bevel, it is fair to say that this is a true cutting devil. With a holding force of 6 Newton, the Slipjoint spring ensures a secure lock without locking the blade, so that the Nesmuk Folder can be used without any problems - for example, in a restaurant. But not only in contact with food is the great strength of the Nesmuk Folder - here you get a completely made in Germany and incredibly well finished all-round pocket knife.

Otter Mercator Brass with Damascus Blade  handmade in Solingen carbon damascus steel