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Boker Plus Koteyka - two-handed pocket knife with G10 handle scales - outdoor folding knife with D2 blade - 2-hand knife
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Boker Plus Koteyka - two-handed pocket knife with Features
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LIFETIME WARRANTY - the two-hand-opening knife with sharp blade & ergonomic handle scales is made from the best materials. The high-quality workmanship makes the 2-hand Folding knife a loyal companion - with a lifetime Boker guarantee
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With the high-quality Folding knife you can carve without hesitation at the campfire
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PRACTICAL GIFT IDEA - the practical two-handed folding knife is a special gift for outdoor enthusiasts. Friends and family will be delighted with the pocket knife, e.g. for: Birthday, Anniversary, Valentine's Day & Christmas
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BEST QUALITY - you can rely on the 2-hand folding pocket knife. The ergonomic handle scales & sharp knife blade make it a pleasure to work with. With the EDC two-handed pocket knife you are well equipped for your adventure in the wilderness
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SPECS - high-quality folding knife, blade length 2.6 in, total length 6.22 in, thickness 0.11 in, weight 1.73 oz, blade D2, handle scales G10, scope of delivery 1x folding pocket knife, 1x sheath
About Boker Plus Koteyka - Two-handed Pocket Knife With
In his designs, the Ukrainian knifemaker Alexander Krava succeeds admirably in combining form and function at the highest level. The designer created the eponymous Slipjoint knife based on Koteyka, a virus with a cat as the figurehead, which is not taken entirely seriously by those familiar with the computer scene. Three-dimensionally milled G10 handle scales provide an incomparable grip with velvet-pawed structure all the way to the back of the blade, while the D2 blade with stonewash finish lies in wait and is only released on its prey from everyday cutting tasks with a quiet purr of the nail nick. Even without a locking mechanism, the blade is held securely by the taut spring. Without a clip and without a lanyard hole, but with a great deal of mysterious elegance.
