Boker Sentinal

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The Sentinal features a modular "two-in-one" design, allowing users to switch between an ergonomic G10-handled fixed blade and a minimalist skeleton knife to suit any mission or carry preference.
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Boker Plus Christoph Gihring Sentinal Fixed Blade Knife 2.95" 14C28N Stonewashed Clip Point Bla…Retail price: $129.95, our price: $110.46
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Boker Sentinal FAQ

The Boker Sentinal is a compact everyday carry fixed blade built with a tough 14C28N clip point blade, ergonomic G10 handles, and a versatile Kydex sheath system. It offers the practical utility and slim profile of higher-end pocket fixed blades at an accessible value.

What blade steel does the Boker Sentinal use?
The Boker Sentinal uses 14C28N stainless steel for its blade construction. This steel provides impressive toughness and corrosion resistance, making it dependable for everyday cutting tasks.
What is the blade shape and size of the Boker Sentinal?
The Boker Sentinal features a straight clip point blade measuring just under 3 inches in length. Its blade geometry prioritizes toughness and durability, offering a strong edge for utility work.
How can you carry the Boker Sentinal?
The Boker Sentinal comes with a Kydex sheath featuring an adaptable clip attachment. This setup enables pocket carry, belt carry, or inside the waistband carry depending on your preference.
What handle features are included on the Boker Sentinal?
The Boker Sentinal uses durable black G10 handle scales for a secure grip. It also features a forward thumb ramp on the spine that allows for comfortable pinch grips during detailed cutting.
Is the Boker Sentinal a good choice for everyday carry?
Yes, the Boker Sentinal is designed as a practical, lightweight pocket fixed blade for EDC. It offers a similar compact profile to higher-end knives like the AK1 at a price around $110, delivering great utility with tough 14C28N steel and flexible carry options.