Boker Kwaiken Air vs Boker Plus Burnley Kwaiken Titanium Flipper Knife

I finally choose an Boker Kwaiken Air Plus. vg10 + g10 instead of m390 + titanium for almost the same price, that's the price of trust, isn't it ? Pretty satisfied, only issue is that it came almost dull, and when you didn't learn how to sharpen a knife yet, vg-10 is not the easiest to start. It also applies to m390, though. A bit of play appeared after 3 month of flipping it as the liner is getting worn

Bad Ash! Well worth the hundred bucks! I have this Ti version and the Cf version (much lighter) and cary one everyday. Smooth as silk bearings, quality fit and finish, beautiful design. I love knives, but not enough to spend a week to a months pay on one (at least not yet). This, by far, is my nicest factory made knife

54 inches; the steel is once again VG-10. Cataclyst The Cataclyst is an in-house Böker joint with full titanium scales front and back, a sculpted titanium pocket clip, and ball bearing flipper deployment – placing it on the higher end of the Böker Plus pricing spectrum. The frame lock Cataclyst even comes capped with a steel lock insert. And with a 2

Alright guys what's going on, so we got another video today now we're looking at a bokor today - and this is the boker kwaiken, and this is the new ti...

Love love love this blade. Only reason it didn't get 5 stars is its made in China and wasn't as razor sharp as I expected it to be. Still, overall a fantastic knife.

It just Rockets out. This is a very smooth knife. As you see I disengaged a lock bar just Falls. That's what that bearing system is going to do for yo...

After a few days of having my new purchase and using it I have concluded: Great looking knife ... easy to use

Seriously go easy if you try this. One other thing to know and if you don't take anything else away from this review this should be it : THERE ARE LOTS OF UNIMAGINABLY SMALL BALL BEARINGS IN THE PIVOT and they will scatter and practically evaporate before your very eyes if you take the knife apart too far. I'm exaggerating but only ever so slightly. DO NOT take the knife pivot all the way apart