Boker- small G10 balisong

Those are my two favorite features on this knife and i think, really put it above other knives in this price range.

After not buying a new EDC knife since my 3oz Aluminum Handle Thumb Stud Buck 175 almost 20 years ago, I was looking for something lighter and with a better grip. Technology has changed so much that I ended up thoroughly researching every aspect before ordering 21 models mostly from here, and kept 6...

Major complaint is it came with one of the clip screws mostly stripped and unremovable. The tool provided is also likely to strip the rest within a couple uses with how loosely it seats in the heads and having virtually no grip in your hand. Many of the screws are torqued tighter than it can grip th...

This review is for knife with Cocobolo wood handles. I really like the knife, it has a good blade and the size is perfect. It's light and not bulky at all. Blade is sharp and is well finished. Seems to keep the edge really well. The flipper action is super smooth, it's comparable to ease and speed o...

There are reviews galore online, but I'll share my experience. The knife is beautifully made in terms of feel and looks. The blade is razor sharp and VG10 is a respectable steel. I had two issues, and I mention them because quality control has been a question with Boker. I found that I did not have ...

After having used this knife for a month, the following are my observations and experiences with the Urban Trapper. I have the cocobolo regular length version. First and foremost I really appreciate how slim and light this little flipper is. It is certainly a very unique knife in that way-- and is a...

Excellent knife! This is one of my favorite EDC knives I have owned. It's the perfect size and shape to be useful in most situations. It's lightweight and thin but very well built and holds a great edge. The major flaw in this design is the pocket clip. They used titanium (which bends and deforms ea...

I’ve used an Urban Trapper for 4 years as my daily pocket knife and that says volumes as I own 20+ folders. Yesterday I dropped it (closed) on the garage floor while pulling it from my pocket and it literally blew-apart! The the pivot pin failed, the blade came out of the handle and liners. It looke...

So I recently was shopping around for a knife to purchase for my uncle. I had decided on a Kizer Matt Cucchiara. I then changed my mind and decided perhaps it wasn't really his style and purchased the Boker too. The Boker is a classy looking knife. The difference between the two is $40. The Boker be...

It's a nice-looking knife. It sharpens very well and came quite sharp out of the box. The scales seem to be fairly nice wood, but could have used some more sanding and finishing. I didn't want the pocket clip, but removing it leaves a huge hole in the finish of one side of the knife. The flipper is ...