Boker Plus Hermod Folder
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Boker Plus Hermod Folder
Folding knife crafted from premium D2 steel, renowned for its exceptional strength and hardness. The model draws its name from the Norse deity Hermod, son of Odin. Dirk Hofmeister from Midgards Messer is credited with its design.
D2 tool steel, ball bearings, stonewash
A broad blade featuring a Drop-Point profile is set on ball bearings to provide exceptionally smooth deployment. Crafted from high-carbon D2 tool steel, the blade delivers outstanding cutting performance and remarkable resistance to wear. For enhanced blade control during use, a deep jimping (notching) is located on the spine where the thumb naturally rests. The blade’s surface is finished with the Stonewash technique, resulting in a matte appearance. A practical fuller runs along both sides of the blade, acting as a nail groove for easy opening of the knife.
G10 handle, double locking, lanyard hole
A deeply textured handle crafted from G10 laminate ensures a secure grip, minimizing the risk of hand slippage even in wet environments. The knife incorporates two effective locking mechanisms: a Liner Lock and an additional shank designed as a screw that screws into the blade through the handle scales. The secondary lock reduces strain on the main lock and fully safeguards against accidental closure, even during demanding tasks. A lanyard hole positioned at the handle’s end allows for the attachment of a cord or key ring. Enhanced with a robust tip-up pocket clip, the knife offers reliable carry for outdoor use.
Main features
- Folding knife crafted by Dirk Hofmeister from Midgards Messer
- Opening system utilizes a ball bearing mechanism
- Blade constructed from D2 tool steel
- Equipped with a dual locking system
- Handle composed of G10 laminate
- Features a lanyard hole
- Includes a tip-up pocket clip
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Boker is a German knife manufacturer with a tradition dating back to the 17th century, known for its distinctive chestnut tree logo – “Tree Brand.” In 1830, the company was already producing up to 2000 sabers per week, which were sent to battlefields across Europe. In the 19th century, it expanded its operations to the US, Canada, and Mexico, establishing recognizable subsidiaries. Today, the main factory in Solingen specializes in handcrafted collector's and utility knives, including those made of steel recovered from historical objects such as the Tripitz battleship. The brand offers four lines: Boker Manufaktur Solingen, Boker Plus, Magnum, and Arbolito. Boker products are valued by collectors, uniformed services, and chefs around the world.
| Type | Folder |
|---|---|
| Style | Military-tactical |
| Blade length | 92 mm |
| Blade thickness | 4,8 mm |
| Blade profile | Drop-Point |
| Blade edge | Plain |
| Blunt resistance | Very good |
| Corrosion resistance | Medium |
| Lock type | Liner Lock + Forelock |
| Overall length | 222 mm |
| Blade material | D2 |
| Opening method | Nail nick |
| Handle | G10 laminate |
| Clip for carrying | Yes |
| Holster included | No |
| Weight | 240 g |
| EAN | 4045011280535 |
| Manufacturer code | 01BO914 |
| Brand | Boker |
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