Boker Plus K-Bit Knife

I have quite a few of the Boker knives. They always come very sharp and ready to go. Was seriously disappointed in this one. It's got a tough edge to sharpen and it came to me very dull to start with. Quality control failed on this one

I was looking for something I could carry inconspicuously and that was small enough to not be seen. I walk alot and there is just so much going on in the world these days. I feel safer with it. Not crazy about the chain but have a friend making me a better way to carry. Still its a good fit in my hand and exactly what I was looking for.

Overall, this is a good purchase for the style of carry you might be going for. I think the chain is fine, the knife stays in the sheath and I don't think it was intended to be super sharp. Mine is sharp enough.I have extra long fingers and medium thickness. The knife feels awkward in my hands. Might feel better in someone else's hands that are smaller. It will do the job for which it was created.

Knife will NOT stay in sheath.Design flaw = does not fit properly.See pictures.

I'm not one of those people who think about knives all the time and own tons of knives. My collection numbers below 100 and I do take breaks every few minutes to sleep and eat. It could be said that this is an amazing knife. In fact, I am saying it. Comfort? this knife grips your fingers firmly. weather you have think girly chop-stick fingers, or muscular Thor-esque hotdogs like I do, you will find the grip- well- grippy, and the fit just right. Do you know how you can test this? find a sturdy cardboard box, for me this wasn't difficult, as I live in one. Grip the knife firmly and slash and stab at it while thinking horrible thoughts. When your vision returns after blacking out, look at your fingers, if they are still in tact and not a bloodied mess, you know that the knife steel is of sufficient thickness to prevent finger-bite. This is the sign of a well designed knife. The K-bit is just such a knife.Blade material? It's not just 440 steel (a very easy to sharpen one). It's FUSED with titanium, which, honestly is a lot like Wolvereen's adamantium skeleton. How awesome is that? This knife is the boxcutter and light utility knife that WOLVEREEN would use... if he didn't carry six knives around with him in his forearms all the time already. Needless to say, the knife is solid and shrugs off water, oil, grit, and people who have to dig deep to find something wrong with it.The neck sheath?The neck sheath is solid. It's a bit stiff at first, but then so was EXCALIBUR before King Arthur pulled it out, and look where that got him. HE BECAME KING OF ENGLAND. If you can't pull this knife out, you are not WORTHY of using it. End of story. And honestly in an inverted holster position, You really WANT secure retention. After a few sheathings it stays in and comes out just fine.All and all, this is an awesome knife. The family-oriented people at Hickmart are an amazing and friendly bunch who, weather you have a problem or not, (I didn't) they will take care of you to the best of their superhuman abilities.

Made in China - for shame, Martin Knives

Ich wollte gerne ein Böker Messer und ein Neck knife, so der Entscheidung war leicht.Messer sieht gut aus und liegt gut in der Hand.Hab aber noch nicht viel Vertrauen in der Scheide, so ich hab das Messer noch nicht mit auf Fahrt genommen.