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Boker Lateralus G-10 Flipper Knife

Boker Lateralus G-10 Flipper Knife

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The Lateralus from Boker takes ergonomics seriously. The G-10 handle in particular is crafted with a wide taper from the bottom to the top, creating a full feeling in the palm and plenty of control with your index finger Read More

Ergonomic G-10 Handle, D2 Clip-Point

The Lateralus from Boker takes ergonomics seriously. The G-10 handle in particular is crafted with a wide taper from the bottom to the top, creating a full feeling in the palm and plenty of control with your index finger. The bar graph–style grooves also give your hand a little extra support if things get slippery. Of course, with a handle like that, you need a good blade to match, which is why Boker’s elected to use D2 steel as the blade material of choice. Shaped with a clip-point, the blade has a fuller groove and prominent jimping on the spine to facilitate a good hold. There’s also a finger choil to choke up on and aid when it comes time to sharpen. Deploying the Lateralus is easy with the built-in flipper tab. Thanks to the right-handed tip-up clip, carrying it is a cinch, too.

Note: This drop is limited to 70 units. Due to the sensitive nature of shipping knives internationally, we can only ship this knife to select countries. It is the responsibility of the buyer to know and comply with all importation regulations and local laws. Click here for additional information.

Boker Lateralus G-10 Flipper Knife
Boker Lateralus G-10 Flipper Knife
Boker Lateralus G-10 Flipper Knife

Specs

  • Boker 
  • Designed by Jason Stout
  • Blade: D2 steel
  • Blade type: Clip-point
  • Grind: Flat
  • Handle: G-10
  • Lock: Frame lock
  • Pocket clip for right-handed tip-up carry
  • Blade thickness: 0.14 in (3.5 mm)
  • Handle thickness: 0.5 in (1.2 cm)
  • Cutting edge: 3.25 in (8.3 cm)
  • Blade length: 3.6 in (9.1 cm)
  • Closed length: 4.6 in (11.7 cm)
  • Overall length: 8.25 in (21 cm)
  • Weight: 4.4 oz (125 g)

Shipping

Estimated ship date is July 3, 2018 PT.

Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.

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The Boker Lateralus has been on my list of intended knife purchases since, well...just about as long as I've had a list, along with the Caracal (and a new entry as of a few days ago, the Defender:https://www.bladeops.com/Boker-Plus-01BO763-Defender-Flipper-Knife-D2-Ston-p/bo01bo763.htm ) I have a Boker Kihon, a Lucas Burnley design, with a D2 steel blade; it's the BladeOps exclusive version with a marbled-carbon front handle, and I love everything about it, but esp the blade. Boker, I think, does an excellent job with their steel treatments. That Kihon is my favorite D2 blade I own, so I was excited to see this drop...until I saw it's the same price as the store whose threshold I could literally cross in about 20 min if I stepped out of my house right now and walked there at a steady, but leisurely gait. No wait for shipping and no worries about the infamous Boker QC, or its lack. I'd get to hold the actual knife I was going to buy; if it later had any problems I could simply return it to the knife shop, where they would fix it, replace it, or send it to Boker for repairs at no cost to me. But that almost certainly wouldnt be necessary, because they shop guys will usually pull from the wareshouse a dozen + individual knives of the model I'm going to buy, and we test them out to find the best one. I don't mean that as boast, but as a set up to the complaint: I hate it when MD prices aren't any cheaper than my local knife shops, because thats supposed to be the benefit of buying thru them. But I never buy a non-MD produced knife without comparing the price to my local sellers, and the fact that it's frequently the same price is lame. I know there is the MSRP and that is pretty inflexible, but if Boker or Spyderco or whomever won't give even five bucks discount to bulk-buying MD customers, I wish MD would tell them to bigger off.
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