(Pros: Blade Material
Cons: Sheath
Overall tidy 😀
Just had this knife as a gift and it looks and feels great only downside it could be sharper.
Boker Magnum Duke 2.5" Damascus Blade, Burl Wood Handles, Etched Bolsters (01MB946DAM), Lockback
Part #: BO01MB946DAM | Magnum Knives
Description
BO01MB946DAM: Duke
Magnum by Boker
Authentic Damascus with Magnum Pricing.
This exquisite knife is sure to impress! The bolsters feature a decorative etch, providing the perfect contrast to the hand selected burl wood scales, which guarantee a comfortable feel in your hand. Despite the elegance of this piece, it is a reliable and hard working knife - with its back lock mechanism and lanyard hole, it is sure to prove itself as your everyday companion. Blade length: 2-1/2". Overall length: 5-3/4". Weight: 2.3 oz. Made in China.
UPC Code: 788857016848
Related Categories
Magnum Knives, Magnum Folding Knives Series, Damascus Blade Steel, Wood Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Lockbacks
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Customer Reviews
Leemad
WalesDec 24, 2017
Matt
Morrow, OHJun 22, 2014
Pros: None
Cons: None
I don't regret buying it, but wouldn't do so again
Overall, this is a decent little knife for the money. (It is very small). While this isn't a high quality knife or something you will pass down to your kid, it is a nice looking knife on the surface. If you wanted to give a cheap gift to someone not into quality knives (meaning they wouldn't appreciate a $100 knife over a $30 knife) then give them this one. It looks nice and comes pretty sharp. If you are a knife nut then don't waste your money on this one.NOTE: It is made in China (or was when I bought it) and while hidden very well, it does say so on the knife itself.
Knifeknut
The Great NorthwestSep 05, 2012
Pros: None
Cons: None
Feels, looks, and cuts like a cheap knife! Damascus?!!!LOL
Sorry, I am a knife snob, and this is the one of the worst examples of a damascus(?) blade, you will find on the market. I am embarrassed that I bought it(probably in my tool box, never my knife case), this is THE only knife that I have regretted buying. I had a Boker Senior that I loved, some nicer damascus blades too, and I can tell the blades are genuine damascus, but this one just does not look or feel right. Also, the secondary bevel felt like it was at like 40 degrees which is highly ineffective.Also, if a knife does not have a clip, it should come with a pouch, or a sheath. I don't care if its a 5 cent cotton sack, even the worst knife makers know that! I used to be an avid boker fan and collector, until I learned about knives, Boker knives are highly overpriced and they couldn't hold a candle for most japanese knife makers. Go ahead and compare a Boker to an Mcusta that costs half as much. This doesn't mean I won't buy another Boker, I just don't know how some brands like Boker and Spyderco(gag) charge twice as much as they should for knives and are still in business.
