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Compact, legal, and built to perform, the Boker Plus Five Point Nine proves that size isn’t everything. With a blade just under 6 cm, this fixed blade knife stays well within Germany’s 12 cm legal carry limit. |
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Boker Plus Five Point Nine Fixed Blade Knife 2.36" Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, Tan Micarta Ha…Retail price: $79.95, our price:
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Boker Plus Five Point Nine FAQ
Designed as an accessible everyday carry fixed blade, the Boker Plus Five Point Nine pairs a stout 440C blade with full-sized ergonomics and versatile pocket sheath hardware.
What blade steel does the Boker Plus Five Point Nine use?
The Boker Plus Five Point Nine uses 440C stainless steel. This dependable steel offers solid corrosion resistance, ease of sharpening, and reliable edge retention for everyday utility at an accessible price point in the $60 range.
What are the blade dimensions on the Boker Five Point Nine?
The blade measures just under 2.4 inches long with a stock thickness of 0.125 inches (1/8 inch). While the profile features a precise, scalpel-like silhouette, the stout spine provides plenty of strength for tougher cutting chores.
What carry options come with the Boker Five Point Nine?
The knife comes with a molded Kydex sheath and reversible pocket hardware for right- or left-hand pocket carry. You can also remove the clip hardware to slip the sheath directly into a pocket or string it up as a neck knife.
What handle material is on the Boker Plus Five Point Nine?
The Five Point Nine is fitted with tan Micarta handle scales that have a warm butterscotch appearance. The material provides a secure grip and will naturally darken over time with handling and UV exposure.
What are the advantages of the Five Point Nine handle-to-blade ratio?
The design pairs a compact blade with a longer handle to maximize cutting control and leverage. While it provides less reach than a larger blade, the full-sized grip allows you to direct significant power and precision into close-up cutting tasks.