Specifications and features:
Boker ceramic clear folding knife
1-7/8" drop point blade
Ceramic blade
Titanium handle
2-1/2" closed
4.38" overall length open
Ceramic Clear -
Thin titanium handles and edge-holding ceramic 2" drop point blade combine to make this lock blade pocket knife the "knife to own". Closed length: 2 5/8". Weight: 1 ounce. Boxed for presentation.
Folding knives -
May not be the most durable of knives, but they're a fine bet for safety and convenience because the knife folds into the handle. There are several configurations to choose from. Locking folders for example, have the durability of a fixed blade.
Drop Point Blade -
This blade has a gentle, sloping convex curve to the point versus the concave curve of the clip blade. Being thicker, this blade point is stronger for heavier tasks. It stands up to abuse well, but isn't as effective for easy penetration.
Ceramic Blade -
Ceramic knives are built exactly like traditional steel knives. They, however, have a blade made of a very hard kind of ceramic. The ceramic used in the blades on ceramic knives is often zirconium dioxide. Because of the hardness of these types of blades, they stay sharper longer than steel knives do. These types of knives are ideal for divers because ceramic material does not rust in salt water.
Boker ceramic clear folding knife
1-7/8" drop point blade
Ceramic blade
Titanium handle
2-1/2" closed
4.38" overall length open
Ceramic Clear -
Thin titanium handles and edge-holding ceramic 2" drop point blade combine to make this lock blade pocket knife the "knife to own". Closed length: 2 5/8". Weight: 1 ounce. Boxed for presentation.
Folding knives -
May not be the most durable of knives, but they're a fine bet for safety and convenience because the knife folds into the handle. There are several configurations to choose from. Locking folders for example, have the durability of a fixed blade.
Drop Point Blade -
This blade has a gentle, sloping convex curve to the point versus the concave curve of the clip blade. Being thicker, this blade point is stronger for heavier tasks. It stands up to abuse well, but isn't as effective for easy penetration.
Ceramic Blade -
Ceramic knives are built exactly like traditional steel knives. They, however, have a blade made of a very hard kind of ceramic. The ceramic used in the blades on ceramic knives is often zirconium dioxide. Because of the hardness of these types of blades, they stay sharper longer than steel knives do. These types of knives are ideal for divers because ceramic material does not rust in salt water.