Fixed blade Knife Böker Plus Nessmi Pro 02BO018 6.7cm
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Boker Plus Nessmi Pro fixed, designed by the Danish knifemaker Jesper Voxnæs, got its name from the American adventurer George W. Sears (1821-1890). He lived on the East Coast, publishing books and magazine articles about life in the wilderness under the pen name Nessmuk. Honoring his idea of making outdoor gear as light as possible, the Danish knifemaker Jesper Voxnæs developed this particularly compact version of the Nessmuk Knife. The knife sports a full-tang build of D2 that is great for outdoor use, hunting and everyday cutting tasks. Layers of red fiber under the handle scales of brown Micarta and the delicate satin finish of the leaf-shaped blade create visual interest and give the Nessmi Pro an extraordinary look. Comes with a handy leather sheath. The characteristic hollow rivets do double duty as a lanyard hole. Weight 78 g.
Böker Plus knives are innovative in terms of function and design, as well as guaranteed for everyday use. In close cooperation with international acknowledged experts from military, police and security Böker developes and tests tactical knives for the professional user. Conception, design and construction are carried out in Solingen, and production takes place in Europe, the USA and Asia.
