Boker Plus OTF Lhotak Dagger 2.0 D2 Spring Knife

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20%

05.08.2026

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The knife looks nice, but mechanically it is a tragedy. It opens without problems, but when closing, the blade does not lock into the closed position, so you have to manually lock it in the open position and hope that this time it will close properly.

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40%

17.07.2026

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The workmanship is quite good for the price, and the zipper has some resistance, so it won't open easily in your pocket (although I wouldn't mind a lock). However, the quality of the casing is just the tip of the iceberg; after all, the blade plays the main part here, and I have very mixed feelings about it. Out of the box, it's maybe not very dull but on the verge of dullness. On the one hand, it's nice that we have a different steel that's supposedly more resistant to dulling, but sharpening this knife is a whole different story. I visited two places where they sharpen knives (they sharpen kitchen and regular knives so well that you could shave, so they know their stuff). In the end, the knife lost a bit of its original width and is sharper, but it's still not what I would expect. Leatherman multitool knives (Arc, Wingman) came factory-sharpened at levels hundreds of times better than this one, and even after sharpening this knife, it still loses to those multitool knives (which haven't been sharpened since purchase) on every level... If a slow-turning stone sharpener has trouble sharpening this strange steel, it's hard to imagine what would happen if you needed to touch up the blade in the field, etc... So, to sum up - it looks nice, has a cool opening mechanism (but no safety lock), and the blade is made of steel that's almost impossible to sharpen. It looks good on the shelf, but its utility in the field is almost nonexistent...

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80%

27.05.2025

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The OTF is solid, although it has some minor flaws – the blade isn’t the sharpest out of the box, and the handle is probably painted rather than anodized, so it could start looking shabby. Mechanically, though – it’s a dream!

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100%

21.05.2025

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Very good OTF for little money, above average workmanship. It fits comfortably in the hand, the switch has the right amount of resistance so there's no way to accidentally deploy the blade, plus the knife has a safety system so it won't open by itself, e.g. in your pocket. I highly recommend it.

One of the cheaper OTF knives, but I’m still satisfied with it. It fits comfortably in the hand, and the mechanism works perfectly. The handle could be of slightly better quality, but at this price it’s nothing to complain about.

The knife is quite well made, with a handle crafted from durable aluminum. It doesn’t jam and operates smoothly. I had to sharpen it right away because it was a bit dull. The only downside is the lack of a warranty, since these types of knives tend to break often. For this price, it’s definitely worth it.

I confirm what others have said: the knife is completely dull. It's embarrassing, because another Boker automatic I bought was razor sharp. Even so, I still managed to cut myself because the blade is double-edged and you need to be careful. There is some longitudinal and lateral blade play, but for now it’s acceptable. The housing is just okay, but the clip is fine – not too hard, not too soft. The mechanism works correctly for now. But sharpening the blade, which is made of quite hard D2 steel, could be a problem. For 400 zlotys, in my opinion, it’s not worth it. The current price, minus any possible KSK points, makes it somewhat better for the knife. Only, why does Militaria.pl make you wait two days for shipping? That’s not like them.

The knife needs sharpening at the very beginning. I’ve had it for a long time and use it from time to time. I recommend it for light everyday tasks so as not to wear out the knife.

One of the cheaper, but still branded and solid, OTF knives. Bought for the collection, but surprisingly good. It’s true, it’s not sharp, but that’s not a problem. Just remember to open it with dry hands, otherwise the mechanism is hard to operate.