Description
The traditional Boker Club Knife is the elegant brother of the famous Boker Sports Knife, known in North America as the Camp Knife. While the dimensions are almost the same, this knife has a more continuous shape, uninterrupted by tool cutouts. The typical metal bail for attaching a knife chain is also missing from the Club Knife.
The tang of this new version of the historic gentleman's knife is brass, while the decorative bolsters consist of nickel silver with a delicately milled groove. The handle scales are made from attractively patterned desert ironwood (certified import). The historic blade design is shaped from N690 and doesn't lock. The long nail nick, also known as a long pull, is equipped with fine teeth, perfect for striking suitable matches. The fully handcrafted slipjoint knife made by Boker Manufactory Solingen comes with the new version of the historic Boker tree symbol.
- Nickel silver decorative bolsters
- Milled groove
- Desert ironwood handles scales (certified import)
- N690 blade
- Does not lock
- Nail nick is equipped with fine teeth
- Slipjoint

Böker Manufaktur Solingen
The famous knives with the world-renowned tree-brand are manufactured in the City of Blades Solingen since 1869. Since then, no knife left our manufactory without this sign of quality. The history of Boker has been affected by eventful times. But one thing has always been the same in more than 150 years: Our passion and enthusiasm for extraordinary knives. The Boker Knife Manufactory Solingen has developed into a global innovation leader and the largest manufacturer of Sporting Knives, Tactical Knives and Collector's Knives in Europe.
Specifications
Dimensions
Overall Length
6.50"
Blade Length
2.52"
Blade Thickness
0.08"
Product Weight
2.33oz
Details
Model
110909
Blade Material
N690
Handle Material
Desert Ironwood & Nickel Silver
Opener
Nail Nick
Opening
Manual
Lock Type
Slipjoint
Condition
New
Warranty / Certifications
Warranty
Lifetime
Reviews

Boker is shipped free across Canada on orders over $149. Boker Knives of Solingen, Germany has been producing knives and tools for over a century and today they are one of the foremost knife makers in the world.