Böker Plus Kwaiken Mini Flipper G10 VG10 01BO289
Böker Plus Kwaiken Mini Flipper G10 VG10 01BO289
We do not sell this product anymore.
Full description
The Böker Plus Mini Kwaiken Flipper is a classy and slim pocket knife. The design of this knife is based on a fixed blade, designed by Lucas Burnley, called ' Kwaiken '. He has kept the ergonomics, grip and slim side like the original. When the knife is closed the blade perfectly aligns with the handle. Gorgeous design! The IKBS bearings provide a smooth running folder knife. Thanks to the flipper it can be opened easily for both lefties and righties. This also applies to unlocking the liner-lock which locks the blade in the open position.
Specifications
7.7 cm
92 g
Material handle
G10, titanium
Type of steel
VG10
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Reviews
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
Thursday, January 12, 2017
Saturday, November 12, 2016
Wanted a Kwaiken for ages and am glad I held out for this one. It's perfectly crafted, centred and the added jimping on the flipper is a huge improvement. The VG10 steel is easy to reprofile and takes a razor sharp edge. Holds closed when folded with no fear of it accidentally opening in the pocket. Takes a fair amount of pressure to flip open but is easily to deploy and lockout with either your index or middle finger (from either hand). Truly awesome compact pocket knife.
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Saturday, April 16, 2016
Specifications
General information
Dimensions & weight
1.8 cm
7.7 cm
7.7 cm
3.2 mm
Closed length
10.7 cm
Total length
18.4 cm
92 g
Material
Material handle
G10, titanium
Type of steel
VG10
Features & functions
Finish blade
stonewashed
Right or left-handed
symmetrical
Blade shape
straight back
plain edge
No
Tools
knife
Opening system
flipper
Type
everyday carry, gentleman’s knife
Pocket clip
Yes
Pocket clip position
tip-up
Pocket clip side
right
liner-lock
Can be opened with one hand
Yes
hollow, Secondary V-edge
Number of tools
1
Scope of delivery
Pouch
No
Sheath
No
Böker Plus Kwaiken Mini Flipper G10 VG10 01BO289
We do not sell this product anymore.