Pros: Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Great little edc
Great little edc. Great quality for the price.
Reviews and Ratings for Boker Magnum Jewel Folding Knife 2-1/8" Satin Blade, Rosewood Handles (01MB318)
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Customer Reviews
Js
MAMar 04, 2022
Tracy
PennsylvaniaSep 08, 2023
Pros: None
Cons: None
Sweet knife!
What a sweet, little knife! Excellent design and workmanship. Feels great in the hand. Sharpens well. I'm buying a bunch to give to people I like. The price is just ridiculous.
Jay
San Antonio, TXMay 23, 2018
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
My favorite pocket knife...
I thought I had lost my knife. I searched websites for a replacement and just couldn't find one that I liked as much, or better. Then I discovered that KnifeCenter.com had it, so I bought two... then i found the one I thought I had lost. I'm happy to have two back-ups if ever I need them! I love the size of this knife, as well as the lock blade. It holds it's sharpness well and comes in handy for everyday use - opening boxes, cutting packing tape or string, or whatever...
Bob C
St Petersburg, FlNov 23, 2015
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Blade Material, Overall Quality
Cons: None
Nice small folder
Very nice small folder for those small jobs like opening boxes, cutting string and many more little things you use a small pocket knife for around the house or at work.
Keith
South CarolinaJan 29, 2021
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
High quality
Very impressed by the quality. This is my 1st Boker. It is made in China but does not say so on the knife. Great price. This is a small knife that will carry well in dress pants. This what I call a church knife.
Douglas
FloridaMay 05, 2025
Pros: Blade Sharpness, Handle Feel
Cons: Ease of Opening, Lock Ease of Use
Disappointed
It's a pretty knife, and the polish on the bolsters and blade stands up to light use (I haven't tried to put it to heavy use, and I don't think that's what is was designed for). Edge is nicely sharp. Other than a few rough edges on the pins and bolsters that are minor and might wear down over time, it seems well made. However, the locking mechanism gives me no confidence. It takes an unusual amount of force to fully open the blade and even more to get the lock to engage; it's too easy to get it open and not locked. It takes almost the same amount of effort to get the blade to close even with the lock lever fully depressed. Depressing that lever also takes an unusual amount of effort. I have Bucks and Buck knock-offs, and they all snap confidently into locked position, the lever depresses cleanly and the blade is free to close. This one feels like I'm grinding misaligned parts when locking and unlocking. I've had it a few weeks and it hasn't gotten much better. Because of its size, your fingers are always in the way and exerting the force needed to lock it and close it translates to high risk of cutting yourself. Normally I would disassemble it, clean it and lube it, but I don't know how to knock out the pins and there is no other way to take it apart without breaking it. I'll keep it, but I won't be buying these as gifts, which was the original plan.