Boker Plus Kalashnikov Desert Tan Aluminum D2 Partially Serrated Automatic Knife (3.35" Blade) 01BP0155

The Boker Kalashnikov in Desert Tan fires off a flush push-button , then settles into a tight button lock. The partially serrated D2 drop point chews through rope that a plain edge might skate over.

• Partially Serrated D2 Drop Point Blade - The serrated rear half rips through rope and webbing while the plain front slices clean. D2 is a tool steel known for edge retention, though it takes more effort to sharpen than basic stainless. Wipe it dry and oil it occasionally, since D2 is not fully stainless.
• Desert Tan Aluminum Frame & Milled Grip Grooves - Machined grooves run the length of the scales and lock your hand in place. The desert tan finish hides scuffs better than black does. It carries with a bit more heft than most folders this size.
• Push-Button Automatic & Button Lock - Press the button and the blade fires open hard and fast, then the button lock catches it and holds. One-handed deployment that snaps out the second you need it, with a firm, deliberate press that stays put while it rides in a pocket.
• Steel Deep-Carry Clip & Lanyard Hole - The pocket clip rides tip-up on the right side, holding the handle low so the knife stays out of the way. A lanyard hole at the end takes a cord or fob for pack and pouch carry.

The Boker Kalashnikov

The Boker Kalashnikov built its reputation as an affordable push-button auto that feels far nicer than its price suggests. Boker develops the line in Germany and runs it across a range of sizes and blade shapes, all sharing the same grooved aluminum frame and quick button deployment. The series takes its name from Russian designer Mikhail Kalashnikov. It stays a go-to for anyone who wants dependable one-handed opening in a knife they can carry every day without babying it.