Boker Exskelibur II Framelock Micarta
Hardly any other Boker Plus pocket knife has been in such demand in recent years and appeared in so many variations as the Exskelibur by Mike Skellern. With his design, the knifemaker from South Africa has established one of the most successful and popular series in the Boker Plus range. This particularly modern variant supplied with stainless steel framelock is once again significantly slimmer than the various linerlock versions and is convincing both in everyday use and in tougher applications. Despite the more compact dimensions, the Exskelibur II is in no way inferior to its big brother and shines with almost unchanged proportions.
The textured front scales are made of olive green micarta and give the design, originally intended as a gentleman's knife, a rustic look. The Spearpoint blade made of D2 with a dark stonewash finish thus further emphasises the outdoor character of the pocket knife. It is opened by nail nick or front flipper and reliably locked by the sturdy stonewash framelock. Supplied with a convertible clip (tip-up/tip-down) and a high-quality nylon case for storage.
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Boker Exskelibur II Framelock Micarta
Hardly any other Boker Plus pocket knife has been in such demand in recent years and appeared in so many variations as the Exskelibur by Mike Skellern. With his design, the knifemaker from South Africa has established one of the most successful and popular series in the Boker Plus range. This particularly modern variant supplied with stainless steel framelock is once again significantly slimmer than the various linerlock versions and is convincing both in everyday use and in tougher applications. Despite the more compact dimensions, the Exskelibur II is in no way inferior to its big brother and shines with almost unchanged proportions.
The textured front scales are made of olive green micarta and give the design, originally intended as a gentleman's knife, a rustic look. The Spearpoint blade made of D2 with a dark stonewash finish thus further emphasises the outdoor character of the pocket knife. It is opened by nail nick or front flipper and reliably locked by the sturdy stonewash framelock. Supplied with a convertible clip (tip-up/tip-down) and a high-quality nylon case for storage.
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Hardly any other Boker Plus pocket knife has been in such demand in recent years and appeared in so many variations as the Exskelibur by Mike Skellern. With his design, the knifemaker from South Africa has established one of the most successful and popular series in the Boker Plus range. This particularly modern variant supplied with stainless steel framelock is once again significantly slimmer than the various linerlock versions and is convincing both in everyday use and in tougher applications. Despite the more compact dimensions, the Exskelibur II is in no way inferior to its big brother and shines with almost unchanged proportions.
The textured front scales are made of olive green micarta and give the design, originally intended as a gentleman's knife, a rustic look. The Spearpoint blade made of D2 with a dark stonewash finish thus further emphasises the outdoor character of the pocket knife. It is opened by nail nick or front flipper and reliably locked by the sturdy stonewash framelock. Supplied with a convertible clip (tip-up/tip-down) and a high-quality nylon case for storage.
