Boker Plus Kwaiken Grip Auto Burnley Black Aluminum D2 Automatic Knife (3.35" Blade) 01BO474

The Boker Plus Kwaiken Grip Auto puts Lucas Burnley's slim icon on a push-button auto, firing a black-coated D2 blade out of a blacked-out aluminum handle with an aggressive, grippy texture.

• Black-Coated D2 Blade - D2 is a mid-grade tool steel with strong edge retention and good wear resistance, though it takes more effort to sharpen than stainless. The black coating cuts glare, but wipe it down and oil it now and then, since D2 can spot-rust if neglected.
• Push-Button Auto - A firm press on the side button fires the blade open in an instant, with a solid, controlled snap rather than a violent jump. The same button lock holds the blade steady in use and acts as the lock when you are ready to put it away.
• Textured Aluminum Handle - The slim aluminum body is coated black to match the blade and machined with an aggressive, grippy texture that bites into your hand. It stays secure in wet or gloved conditions while keeping the flat, narrow profile the Kwaiken is known for.
• Tip-Up Pocket Carry - A right-hand tip-up clip keeps the knife riding high and ready for a fast draw. A concealed lanyard hole sits at the butt for a fob or cord when you want a backup way to secure it.

The Boker Plus Kwaiken Auto

The Boker Plus Kwaiken Auto takes its name from the kwaiken, a slim Japanese blade once carried for quick, close work. Lucas Burnley, a full-time American knifemaker, shaped its clean lines and neo-Japanese feel into one of the most recognizable modern EDC profiles. Boker produces it under their Boker Plus label, a line known for pairing outside designers with everyday-ready builds. The result is a flat, narrow folder that slips into a front pocket and rides like it isn't there.