Boker HEL Karambit 2.4" Black Hawkbill Blade

As a self-confessed fan of the Filipino Martial Arts, it made sense for the Italian knife designer Alessandra De Santis from Hydra Design to design a Karambit knife for Boker Plus. The sickle-like knives have their origin in Southeast Asia and were preferably used for rice harvesting. The Boker Plus HEL Karambit, on the other hand, presents itself in a tactical guise. The black-coated Hawkbill blade made of 154CM works its way effortlessly through cardboard and ropes, while the black G10 handle and the robust linerlock provide the necessary on-the-job safety. The light weight and high efficiency form the backbone of the pocket-knife named after the Norse goddess of the underworld. As an alternative to the silky-smooth flipper opening, the pocket-knife offers a screw-off thumb stud on the back of the blade, the shape of which also serves as a wave-opener. The characteristic angular design elements of Alessandra De Santis can be found in the striking G10 ring at the end of the handle. The convertible wire clip (tip-up) allows the knife to be carried flexibly. Supplied with a high-quality nylon pouch.

• Brand: Boker Plus
• Type: Pocket Knives Overall
• Length: 6.69 in Blade
• Length: 2.40 in Blade
• Thickness: 0.11 in
• Weight: 3.28 oz Blade
• Material: 154CM Handle
• Material: G10 Opener: Flipper
• Opening: Manual Lock Type: Linerlock
• Made in: Asia
• Color: Black
• Blade Color: Black
• Item Number: 01BO515

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