Are you looking for a pocket knife that costs between €50 and €100? We made a nice overview for you. Knivesandtools has a diverse range of pocket knives from €50 to €100. From EDC knives, to multi-tools to Swiss army knives. In this price range, you will find good-quality, affordable knives. On this page, you will find well-known brands such as Civivi, Böker and CRKT.

Pocket knives between €50 and €100

## Buying good kitchen knives of high quality

At Knivesandtools, we make it as easy as possible for you. That’s why you will only find good-quality kitchen knives on our website. Whether you are an amateur chef or a professional chef, you will find both affordable and premium knives to suit all your culinary needs.

## Kitchen knife prices: from affordable to high-end

The price of a kitchen knife can vary depending on the brand, quality of steel and type of knife. We believe in providing value and durability for every price range. That's why you'll always find what you're looking for at Knivesandtools.

## Which knives do you need for your kitchen?

Kitchen knives come in all shapes and sizes. Each knife is designed for a specific purpose or product. Here are some essential knives that are indispensable in your kitchen.

### Chef's knives

From chopping vegetables, to cutting the perfect julienne strips or slicing meat, [chef's knives](kato://content/migrated_pageid_822) are by far the most indispensable kind of kitchen knife. In the professional kitchen, the chef's knife is also the most frequently used knife.

### Japanese knives

Do you want the absolute best cutting experience? [Japanese knives](kato://content/migrated_pageid_169) are the perfect choice for you. For example, you can choose a [santoku knife](kato://content/migrated_pageid_89), which is the Japanese version of a chef's knife. An excellent choice not only for Asian cuisine, but also for Western cuisine.

### Bread knives

[Bread knives](kato://content/migrated_pageid_231) are perfect to cut bread, bagels and other baked goods. But did you know that they're also great to cut larger vegetables and fruit, such as pumpkins or melons? By making a sawing motion with your bread knife you'll have a lot of control over the knife.

### Utility knives

As the name suggests, a utility knife is an all-purpose knife that you can use for almost anything. You can use it as a small chef's knife or as a large peeling knife.

### Carving knives

Carving knives are specifically designed for cutting raw and cooked meat. Thanks to the low blade height, and often long blade length, you cut slices from large pieces of meat in one move. You won't have to make too many sawing motions, which prevents the meat from tearing. Cutting slices off a brisket or a leg of ham is child's play with these knives.

### Peeling knives

Peeling knives are knives you use every day. Vegetables, fruit: you'll be able to quickly and effortlessly peel them all. Experience the joy of using a high-quality potato peeler for yourself.

### Steak knives

Deliciously prepared, all served up. Good steak knives will take your culinary experience to the next level. When you cut a steak with a good [steak knife](kato://content/migrated_pageid_98), you'll notice that you are actually cutting the meat without tearing it. In addition, these knives add a chic look to your dinner table.

### Knife set

An inexpensive way to purchase all the essential kitchen knives at once is to buy a [knife set](kato://content/migrated_pageid_161). You will have a nice collection of knives that match and complement each other for all your culinary adventures.

### Knife block

Choosing the right way to store your knives is just as important as choosing the right kitchen knives. With a [knife block](kato://category/knifeblockproduct) you safely store your knives, so you don't hurt yourself and the knives don't get damaged.

## Types of steel for kitchen knives

The quality of the steel in a kitchen knife determines its sharpness, durability and maintenance needs. Kitchen knives can be made of different materials, including:

* Damascus steel
* Stainless steel
* Carbon steel
* Ceramic

You'll find all types of materials at Knivesandtools, with the exception of ceramic knives.

## Good kitchen knife brands

In our online shop we offer a wide range of kitchen knives from top brands such as:

* [WMF](kato://category/wmfkitchen)
* [Zwilling](kato://content/migrated_pageid_150)
* [Böker](kato://content/migrated_pageid_113)
* [Eden](kato://content/migrated_pageid_207)

## Sharpening your kitchen knives

Every knife will become blunt in time. The quality of the knife determines how long it will take before it's necessary to sharpen a knife. In general, our advice is to maintain your knives well and to not let them get too blunt. This will delay the need to [sharpen your knives](kato://content/migrated_topic_341).

## Having your kitchen knives engraved: a personal touch

Want to add a personal touch to your kitchen knives? We offer an engraving service to personalise your knives. Engrave a name, date or even an image or logo on a kitchen knife. Great for personalised gifts!

The Böker Core Professional kitchen knives offer astonishing cutting capabilities. Böker applied 150 years of experience, expertise and craftsmanship while producing the Böker Core Professional series. Böker kept the needs of hobby chefs and professional chefs in mind when designing these knives. The result? Sublimely designed kitchen knives made from high-quality materials. The collection contains various kitchen knives: from santoku to carving knife. All stunning, lightweight knives that are amazing to use.

Böker Core Professional

Böker Core Professional

The German brand, Böker, has once again introduced an amazing collection of knives with these Core kitchen knives. With a sublime design and made from top-quality materials. The blade is enhanced with a satin finish and a razor-sharp, polished edge. The handle itself is made from walnut wood. The collection contains various kitchen knives: from santoku to carving knife. All stunning, lightweight knives that are amazing to use. Kitchen knives as we have come to expect from Böker!

Böker Core

Böker Core

Böker is a knife brand with a long history that dates back to the 17th century. Böker kitchen knives can be recognised by the chestnut tree logo. This tree stood in front of the original factory, and founder Heinrich Böker thought it would make a nice symbol for the company. When looking at Böker's kitchen knives, it's clear that this knife brand has its roots in the outdoor market. The designs and materials show distinctive elements that Böker also uses for their pocket knives.

Böker kitchen knives

Böker kitchen knives

Böker Plus knives offer you appealing designs for a great price. That is the core of their philosophy. In Solingen, Germany, experts have developed more knives than can be produced in the factory. For that reason, Böker decided to produce the Plus-collection in factories elsewhere in the world. As such there are Böker Plus knives from Italy, the United States and China. They all have one thing in common: an excellent price-quality ratio. That is what the Böker Plus collection excels at.

Böker Plus

Böker Plus

With this Damast Olive collection, Böker has introduced a stunning collection of kitchen knives. The result is a successful combination of different cultures. The handles are made from stunning olive wood from the Mediterranean. This wood has a nice pattern and even still smells like olives. The stunning pattern of this wood looks great with the damascus-steel blade with a core made from Japanese VG10-steel. Combine these stunning materials and styles with German craftsmanship from Solingen and you end up with these amazing knives.

Böker Damast Olive

Böker Damast Olive

With this Damast Black collection, Böker has introduced a stunning collection of kitchen knives. The knives have a traditional Japanese handle made from black multiplex. The dark colour of the handle looks great paired with the Damascus steel blade with a Japanese VG10 steel core. The shapes and the lack of the forged crop are common Japanese design features. Combine these stunning materials and style with German craftsmanship from Solingen and you end up with these amazing knives.

Böker Damast Black

Böker Damast Black

The Böker Cottage-Craft collection of kitchen knives is impressive. All knives were made by hand and are very affordable. Böker carefully chose the materials for these kitchen knives. What's especially remarkable is the use of the carbon steel C75. Not stainless, but like how they used to make it. Carbon steel is easier to sharpen due to the extra hardness, which is a big advantage! Carbon steel also forms a blue-grey patina in time. It looks amazing in combination with the stunning plum wood handle that was attached to the full-tang blade with brass rivets.

Böker Cottage-Craft

Böker Cottage-Craft

Böker knives come in many shapes and sizes. From classic gentleman's knives to modern EDC, and from tough outdoor knives to fine hunting knives. However, they have something in common: fantastic value for money. Böker Magnum knives combine German quality and functionality with affordability. They offer high-quality knives designed to appeal to a wide audience. You get a lot of value for money when you purchase a Böker Magnum. It is what Böker excels at.

Böker Magnum

Böker Magnum

Besides pocket knives, Böker also has a large range of razors. Böker razors offer an extraordinary shaving experience. In Solingen, the epicentre of the German knife culture, Böker has been creating amazing straight razors for years. As a result, there is a stunning razor for anyone who pays a little more attention to their beard on a daily basis.

Böker razors

Böker razors

Böker Manufaktur knives are made in Germany with an incredible amount of craftsmanship. In the knife capital of Solingen lie the roots of the famous Böker tree. Ever since 1869 they have been producing top-quality knives here. The Manufaktur collection is still produced by dozens of experts in the workshop in Solingen, Germany. Each knife is handled by many hands in order to end up with an amazing product.

Böker Manufaktur

Böker Manufaktur

Looking for a versatile knife to take with you on your bushcraft adventures or a reliable hunting knife? Böker guarantees top quality and craftsmanship. By using high-quality materials and meticulous craftsmanship, Böker knives deliver top performance time and again. Böker knives have been known for their Solingen quality for hundreds of years. Here, professionals work tirelessly to provide you with the best pocket knives.

Böker Bronco

Böker Bronco

The Böker Tirpitz pocket knife is not just any knife; it's a tangible connection to the past. Made from steel taken from the legendary German warship the Tirpitz (sister vessel to the Bismarck) which sunk off the coast of Norway in 1944, these knives come with a story. Böker transformed this historic steel into beautiful damascus steel for the blades, among others. Each knife is a masterpiece of craftsmanship and history, perfect for the collector looking for something special.

Böker Tirpitz

Böker Tirpitz

Böker knives are known for their tough, robust and high-quality blades. Böker hunting knives are the perfect combination of quality, ergonomics and durability. That's why they're a beloved choice among hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The brand stands out for the durability and reliability of their knives.

Böker hunting knives

Böker hunting knives

Böker Arbolito knives are the perfect blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern precision. Produced in Argentina's Arbolito factory, these knives are known for their robust construction and stylish designs. With high-quality materials and attention to detail, they are ideal for both everyday use and adventurous outdoor activities. Each knife is designed to meet the highest standards of functionality and aesthetics. 'Arbolito' is Spanish for 'little tree' and refers to the iconic chestnut tree of Böker's logo.

Böker Arbolito

Böker Arbolito

Böker offers a wide range of fixed knives, including the well-known handmade Solingen knives. With its three brands, Böker Manufaktur Solingen, Böker Plus and Böker Magnum, as well as the subsidiary brand Böker Arbolito from Argentina, Böker offers fixed knives and other types of knives for different needs and purposes. At Böker, you will always find the knife you are looking for.

Böker fixed knives

Böker fixed knives

The Böker Forge series combines an innovative design with premium materials. As with Böker's outdoor knives, these high-quality kitchen knives offer great ergonomics. These knives are also perfectly balanced thanks to the full-tang handle. Combined with a blade made from razor-sharp X50CrMoV15 steel, this ensures excellent performance. You can see the decades worth of experience in this fine and high-quality series of kitchen knives. From santoku to bread knife: with the Forge collection, you get reliability at a very reasonable price. It's no surprise that the Böker Forge kitchen knife won first place in the prestigious German 'Stiftung Warentest'.

Böker Forge

Böker Forge

The Böker Scout pocket knife embodies timeless elegance and reliability. With its classic design and high-quality materials, the knife is both pleasing to the eye and a true hulk. Whether you are an avid collector or looking for a knife for everyday use, the Scout series offers something for everyone. The comfortable handle ensures a good grip, while the blade cuts effortlessly through a variety of materials. The Scout pocket knife combines German craftsmanship with timeless design and reliable functionality. The back lock that is present on many Scout knives is a classic locking mechanism that holds the blade in place during use. These knives are ideal for outdoor activities, collectors and hunters.

Böker Scout

Böker Scout

Knivesandtools offers professional knife sets from brands such as Zwilling, Böker and Eden, known for durability and comfort. Zwilling's Professional S and Four Star are ideal for intensive use, while Böker combines German quality with robust design. Eden, too, offers professional knife sets such as the stylish Classic Damast collection. Suitable for any budget, without compromising on quality.

Knife sets for professionals

For everyone who is in need of an extremely solid knife a tactical knife will be the perfect choice. Often a lot of attention is paid to tactical and military knives which is why they are popular collector’s items. Take, for instance, the Bowie knife made by Böker or the Tanto knife made by Cold Steel. Both are absolute eye catchers that, in addition to their wonderful look and feel, are also amazing to use.


## Tactical knives need to adhere to the toughest demands


A fixed knife is even stronger than a folding knife. After all, the pivot on a folding knife could potentially be a weak(er) link. When you decide to purchase a tactical knife absolute strength is a must. For this reason most people often choose a fixed tactical knife. In many cases tactical knives have been designed in cooperation with military experts who know best what someone might need when in the field. Think, for instance, of sustainable materials and solid constructions that can withstand dirt and water. These knives also need to be designed as such that they are easy to manage when wearing gloves. Whether you need to take hold of it, open the blade or control the lock.


## Camouflage knives and a black blade


To not stand out during use military knives have often been enhanced with a black blade and a black or camouflage coloured handle. Incredibly functional! However, many people often decide to purchase a black knife because it simply looks amazing!


## Smooth vs serrated blade


Military or tactical knives are made with both smooth and serrated blades. The advantage of a serrated blade is that it will easily cut through rope and textile. In addition, a serrated blade will stay sharp a lot longer than a blade with a plain edge. However, the disadvantage is that cutting with a serrated blade leaves you with a frayed blade. In addition, a serrated blade is more difficult to sharpen.

Tactical and Military knives

You are looking for a pocket knife made from 440A steel. But what is 440A steel? And which pocket knives are made from this type of steel? You will find the answer here! 440A is a high-carbon stainless steel and a popular choice for budget-friendly pocket knives and diving knives. It offers a good combination between sharpness retention, corrosion resistance and wear resistance.

440A steel pocket knife

## CPM MagnaCut steel: a premium choice
What makes the Böker EDK so special is the use of CPM MagnaCut steel for the blade. CPM MagnaCut is a premium steel known for its excellent toughness and wear resistance. This ensures that the knife stays sharp longer and can withstand tough conditions. So far, we've only seen this high-quality steel in pocket knives of a much higher price range. Therefore, it is extra special that Böker can offer this premium feature in a Solingen-made knife with a suggested retail price of €129.95.

## Suitable for everyone: left- and right-handed use
The Böker EDK is not only functional but also stylish. The design is sleek and modern, with a comfortable FRN plastic handle that provides a firm grip. Additionally, the knife is equipped with a handy Crossbar lock that is easy to use for both left-handed and right-handed users. Moreover, the pocket clip can be switched, making the knife equally practical for everyone.

There are different famous kitchen knife brands that produce damascus steel knives. The number of steel layers varies, but the similarity is clear: these knives are stunning. We added four of the best knives to this line-up.


**Sakai Takayuki bunka** 

This [Sakai Takayuki bunka knife](kato://product/TA07480) has a kengata blade. Kengata stands for ‘sword-like’ and refers to the sharply sloping end. The blade has a core made from hard VG-10, encased in 33 layers of damascus steel. The side is hammered. This takes care of the unique look and feel.

[Discover all Sakai Takayuki knives](kato://category/sakaitakayukibrand)


**Nesmuk Exclusive C90 chef's knife** 

When you look at this [Nesmuk Exclusive C90 chef's knife](kato://product/NEEDC90BM180) your eye is immediately drawn to the unparalleled damascus steel blade. This blade is comprised of a whopping 210 layers of damascus steel. The blade has a double-sided hollow grind. As such the edge is extra thin and, as such, razor-sharp.

[Discover all Nesmuk Exclusive knives](kato://category/NEXCLUSIVE)

Line-up: damast kitchen knives

The [Böker Bronco](kato://category/bokerbronco) is a beautiful bushcraft knife, inspired by the traditional Finnish puukko knife. Thanks to the minimalist design and rounded handle, this knife feels great in hand. The handle has even been given a grippy texture, so you'll even have a good grip in wet conditions. These knives, manufactured in the Böker factory in Solingen, are specially designed for bushcraft, survival and other outdoor activities. Whether you opt for the powerful Böker Bronco or the compact Bronco Mini, both models offer uncompromising performance for any challenge in nature.

Spotlight: Böker Bronco & Böker Bronco Mini

Spotlight: Böker Bronco &amp; Böker Bronco Mini

The **Böker DBK Bushfriend 2000** is the result of a unique collaboration between Böker and the Dutch bushcraft specialists of **Dutch Bushcraft Knives (DBK)**. The DBK team has tested hundreds of knives and combined the best features of all those knives into this exceptional design.

New in our assortment: Böker DBK Bushfriend 2000

New in our assortment: Böker DBK Bushfriend 2000

In the spring of 2021 [Böker](kato://content/migrated_pageid_292) will once again release a massive amount of new knives. Cool traditionals that were made in Solingen, Germany. And affordable options from Asia in the [Plus collection](kato://content/migrated_pageid_1019). We made a list of our favourite knives.


## Böker Manufaktur: traditionals from Solingen


We are happy Böker will continue to expand the successful line of, in Solingen produced, traditionals. Our favourite is the Böker Barlow. It is for a reason we had a [Knivesandtools Exclusive](kato://product/BO100502) made of this exact knife. This year Böker has also introduced a couple cool Barlows. In the image listed above you, for instance, see the Böker Barlow Integrals. With micarta liners and bolsters from one piece. As such the total weight has been reduced with another 20 grams. These knives only weigh 30 grams! Modern, but still traditional.


## Böker Barlow Leopard


Another cool Barlow is the one depicted in the image below. A super premium option with integral micarta bolster, desert ironwood handle and a blade made from Leopard damascus. This damascus steel was forged from the barrel of a Leopard tank by Chad Nichols. Very cool!

New Böker knives for 2021

New Böker knives for 2021

Böker Buying Guide: which Böker knife will suit me best?

Böker Buying Guide: which Böker knife will suit me best?

[Böker](kato://category/bokerzakmessen) unveils a wide range of new models at **Shot Show 2025** in Las Vegas. Among the models are evolutions of previous designs, new creations and limited editions for 2025. Below, you'll find a selection of the new models.

Böker presents new knives at Shot Show 2025 in Las Vegas

Böker presents new knives at Shot Show 2025 in Las Vegas

December is creeping up, and that means cosy vibes, hot chocolate and… the countdown to the holidays. And what better way to tick off the days than with an advent calendar packed with blades and build-your-own fun? Böker is back at it again, launching not one but two unique advent calendars that let you build your very own pocket knife – one piece at a time. The perfect gift for knife fans, gadget lovers or anyone who wants something a little cooler than chocolate.

Böker Advent Calendar 2025: build your own pocket knife

Böker Advent Calendar 2025: build your own pocket knife

Discover the latest addition to our Knivesandtools Exclusives range: the [Böker Magnum Advance Pro 42 01RY306SOI Green Micarta](kato://product/BO01RY306SOI). We've been fans of the regular Böker Advance Pro 42 for years. It's a cool pocket knife that is legal to carry in most places in Europe, and it's available at a good price. Still, inspiration struck to improve this knife.

## The exclusive version

That's why we asked Böker for a different handle material: micarta! This material is made from canvas and synthetic resin and offers plenty of grip. We think this material is a fantastic choice for handles. You can clearly see the texture of the layers of textiles in the material. And even better: when using a pocket knife with a micarta handle, you will notice that the handle gets darker. This is due to the grease in your hands, among other things. This is a normal process that makes each knife unique in time! A special quality of micarta is that it offers great grip even in wet conditions. Arguably, it's even more grippy when wet than when it's dry.

Like the standard version, the blade is made from 440C steel. This is a good type of stainless steel that retains its sharpness well and is easy to sharpen when the time comes. _Never change a winning team_.

New: the Böker Magnum Advance Pro 42 01RY306SOI Green Micarta Knivesandtools Exclusive pocket knife

New: the Böker Magnum Advance Pro 42 01RY306SOI Green Micarta Knivesandtools Exclusive pocket knife

Are you just getting started with sharpening with a whetstone, and do you need help finding the correct angle? We can help. First of all, consider which sharpening stone to [start with](kato://content/migrated_topic_46). The right angle determines the sharpness of the knife.

Find the correct sharpening angle

Find the correct sharpening angle

Lucas Burnley is an American knife maker. He especially likes designing functional and easy-to-use EDC knives. Take his popular [CRKT Squid collection](kato://category/crktsquid), for instance. His designs are carefully thought through and made with passion. His 'Sketch' project is also noteworthy: he designed a knife every day for a year. If that isn't dedication, we don't know what is!

Lucas Burnley: maker of user-friendly EDC knives

MKM Knives is one of the most exciting announcements of 2018. A new Italian brand, but still an old acquaintance. The name MIKITA also appears, something we also hadn’t heard of before. What is up with that? What is MKM Knives and why do we look forward to it?


## MKM and MIKITA


The abbreviation MKM stands for Maniago Knife Makers. Each knife enthusiast knows that Maniago is the knife capital of Italy. Perhaps even of the south of Europe. As Germany has Solingen and people in England know Sheffield, everyone knows that the best Italian knives come from Maniago. Literally at the same block at an industrial site in a suburb in this city in the north of Italy you will find all the large names from the Italian knife world. [Fox Knives](kato://content/migrated_pageid_378), [LionSteel](kato://content/migrated_pageid_443), [Viper](kato://content/migrated_pageid_486), Mercury and many others.


MIKITA is a cooperation of the last four companies. LionSteel, Viper, Fox and Mercury signed a network agreement in which they state to focus on raising the bar for knife makers in Maniago. They do so under the name of MIKITA: Maniago Innovation Knives Italy. By exchanging knowledge and ideas they are stronger together and increase the quality. 


The brands who joined forces to establish MIKITA now launched a new knife brand: MKM knives. The famous Italian quality Maniago knives are famous for, made by the four cooperating companies. Now you must understand why we are so excited!


## MKM Knives: cooperation with Bob Terzuola and Lucas Burnley


To immediately leave a mark with appealing models made by famous designers MKM decided to cooperate with the two biggest names in the international knife world: Bob Terzuola and Lucas Burnley. Both designers with an impressive track record, and many successful designs on their name.


Bob Terzuola can definitely be called one of the founders and pioneers in the field of the modern pocket knife. After all, he wrote incredibly popular books about quality knives, but more importantly: his designs have been loved for dozens of years. There are very few designers who last that long.


Lucas Burnley is a lot younger than Bob Terzuola, but in just a few years he has made a massive contribution to the knife world. As a designer he is incredibly productive and dozens of his designs are produced by famous brands such as CRKT and Böker, and now also by MKM Knives.

MKM knives from Italy, made by MIKITA

## The test


In addition to testing Swiza pocket knives we also tested other knives. It is, after all, the best way to compare results. Swiza might not be the first brand you think of when you think of Swiss pocket knives. Most people think of Victorinox. For that reason it is important to compare both brands. To complete the comparison we also added the Böker Plus Tech-Tools to the mix. Comparable pocket knives because of their size and function. To test a great variety of materials and colours we selected the following models:

Swiss pocket knives dishwasher proof? 

Below all entry-level models and budget options. For enthusiasts who are just starting out, or simply when you are looking for a simple knife you don't have to be careful with. Please keep this in mind: these are not 'bad' knives! Here you will find iconic knives from renowned brands such as Opinel, Real Steel and Victorinox. Nothing wrong with those!

Buying guide pocket knives by price

## MKM and the Normar

MKM stands for Maniago Knife Makers. MKM is a consortium representing knife-makers from around the world with their headquarters in Maniago, Italy. [MKM](kato://content/migrated_pageid_943) has a range of knife companies working under their name, from LionSteel and Viper to Fox and Mercury, and each company has its own specialty. They have therefore created a large collection, with something for everyone. MKM has slipjoints and gentleman’s knives, as well as tactical fixed knives and EDC pocket knives. All made from the best materials and finished according to the Italian standard.

Jesper Voxnaes, whom I mentioned in the intro, was the mind behind the shape and style of this beauty. For those who may not be familiar with Jesper: he is a Danish knife maker with an impressive list of clients including the excellent GiantMouse Knives, as well as Böker, Spyderco, CRKT and Helle. Jesper is probably one of the most trusted in the industry right now, and his fingerprints are all over this knife. When discussing Vox with Knivesandtools, they pointed out some style features of Vox’ previous work that is also evident in the Normar: ‘... especially the handle, [which] is very recognizable as a Vox design. Check out a GiantMouse GMF2, for instance.’

MKM Normar Knivesandtools Exclusive | Review by Padraig Croke

Ever since the 17th century [Böker](kato://content/migrated_pageid_292) has been producing knives in the knife capital of Solingen, Germany. Today it is one of the world's leading knife brands. From their headquarters in Solingen, Germany, Böker serves the world of knives with all kinds of knives. From pocket knives and kitchen knives to razors and survival knives.


## Böker's 150th anniversary


The current form of the Company *Heinr. Böker & Co* was founded in 1869. This means that in 2019 Böker celebrates its 150th anniversary. We were invited to the festivities in May, 2019 and visited the Manufaktur in Solingen. We got a close look at the production process and love to include you in this factory tour at Böker Solingen. We also love to tell you more about Böker as a knife company.

Böker 150 years: factory visit in Solingen, Germany

Böker 150 years: factory visit in Solingen, Germany

[Böker](kato://category/bokerzakmessen) has announced an excellent new pocket knife: the Böker EDK 110307\. EDK stands for _Everyday Duty Knife_. This knife is made in Solingen, Germany, a city known as Germany's knife capital. Böker has been producing high-quality knives in this city for over 150 years. The EDK pocket knife is a perfect blend of tradition and modern craftsmanship.

Böker EDK: Premium pocket knife at a great price

Böker EDK: Premium pocket knife at a great price

A line-up tells you why a chef, baker, butcher or anyone who loves preparing delicious meals (you!) chooses specific kitchen knives. You will quickly learn that the perfect knife set is different for everyone. Don't hide your stunning collection of kitchen knives, showcase them!

For a line-up you only need two things:

1. A [knife maget.](kato://content/migrated_pageid_13)

2. Your [favourite kitchen knives.](kato://content/migrated_pageid_221)

`youtube: TnLqY75BsfA` A knife magnet is the best way to showcase your stunning kitchen knives. In addition, it is also the safest and most hygienic way of storing your kitchen knives. In a different topic we will highlight all advantages of a knife magnet. Did you already purchase a knife magnet? Great, mounting it is a piece a cake.

But before we start we want to give you one important tip: make sure you always keep a level close.

How do I mount a magnetic knife strip?

The kitchen knives from Solingen, Germany, are famous around the world. Because these brands' kitchen knives have been so popular for such a long time, they sometimes look very similar. Which brands are out there? And what are the differences and similarities? We compared [Zwilling](kato://category/zwilling), [Böker](kato://category/boker), [WMF](kato://category/wmfkitchen), [Güde](kato://category/gude) and [Robert Herder](kato://category/robertherder).

German knife brands compared

## You have a lot of experience with knives. What inspired you when designing the Ryson?
I’ve noticed that in recent years knives have become more and more luxurious and complex. They had to be as “drop shutty” as possible, with extra details, design elements, and hidden features. And while I truly appreciate the craftsmanship behind that, I found myself going back more often to simpler knives. Knives you’re not afraid to really put to work. I call those old school knives: think of [Emerson Knives](kato://content/migrated_topic_307), [Chris Reeve Knives](kato://category/chrisreevebrand), and [Rick Hinderer](kato://category/rickhindererbrand). Real tools, built for use, easy to maintain, and simple to take apart when needed.

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