Böker Plus Naturensöhne MK. II
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Participating in the 3rd series of the successful YouTube format 7 vs. Wild, in which seven teams have to survive in the wilderness with their handpicked equipment, the "Naturensöhne" team relies on another knife from Boker.
Gerrit and Andy appreciate the many features that the compact multifunctional pocket knife Boker Plus Naturensöhne MK. II combines.
The equipment of this special model was tailored precisely to the wishes and wishes of the two Berliners, so that it contains only the necessary tools for a 14-day stay in Canada.
The main blade is the perfect complement to the robust knife for fine cutting tasks. The hollow-cut blade made of Sandvik 12C27 Swedish steel makes it suitable for all finer cutting and carving jobs, but also for gutting fish, building shelters, etc. and turning hex bolts and lug nuts when needed. The handy wood saw cuts branches cleanly; effortlessly and gently. Thanks to the quality of the steel and the position of the teeth, the saw is also suitable for cutting long bones, deer horns and plastics. Thanks to the included sewing/drilling awl, you can drill holes in wood, bone, antler and plastic, pierce inlaid knots, make holes in leather and work or scrape out cracks and gouges.
Discreetly concealed in two black G10 stems , the plastic toothpick provides essential outdoor hygiene. Tweezers on the opposite side remove thorns, chips, etc.
A glass breaker and a handy pocket clip for deep carry are of course a standard part of every technical tool.
Total length: 16,7 cm
Blade length: 7.1 cm
Weight: 120 g
Blade thickness: 2.3 mm
Blade material: Sandvik 12C27
Handle: G10
Safety: SlipJoint
Tools: Knife, Wood saw, Pliers, Awl with reamer, Glass breaking tip, Tweezers, Toothpick, Pocket clip
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Böker - the history of the factory dates back to the 17th century, the original forge was then located in Remscheid. In 1829-30, production was extended to sabres and swords. At that time, the factory employed over 100 blacksmiths and sharpeners. In the second half of the 19th century, part of the family moved to the USA and Canada, where they established further production facilities. The last of the Bocker siblings, Heinrich, moved to Solingen where most of today's production comes from. Boker manufactures knives according to its own designs and those of well-known knifemakers.
The company now manufactures its products in Germany, the USA and Argentina and uses the marketing brand MAGNUM. Böker develops new types and designs itself and employs several designers. The knives are manufactured on CNC (computer controlled machine tools) with the highest quality.