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Boker Plus AKS-74 Spearpoint D2 Pocket Knife Automatic Black in Sheath
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Boker Plus AKS-74 Spearpoint D2 Pocket Knife Automatic Black in Sheath

The Boker Plus AKS-74 Spearpoint D2 knife is designed to combine strength and functionality. Made from tool steel, this knife offers exceptional performance in tough conditions.

  • Very durable under...

The Boker Plus AKS-74 Spearpoint D2 knife is designed to combine strength and functionality. Made from tool steel, this knife offers exceptional performance in tough conditions.

  • Very durable under stress, ideal for everyday use and demanding situations.

  • It has good edge retention, ensuring a long lifespan for its cutting capabilities.

  • It is more prone to...

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Top specs

  • Blade Material

    Tool Steel

    Characteristics:

    • Very durable under stress

    • Good edge retention

    • More susceptible to corrosion than stainless steel.
  • Total Length 19.50 cm
  • Bar Length 8.50 cm
  • Weight 100 gr
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Reviews (3)

Reviews

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  • Handle Ergonomics
  • Handle stability
  • Moderately sharp
  • Value for money
  • Weight
  • a_tourtouris
    4
    1 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    a_tourtouris

    Verified purchase

    when you're used to morakniv, all your little pocket knives seem like display case knives.
    does it have good steel? theoretically yes, just like the moras. does the mechanism work well? perfectly. so why do you only use it as a fidget spinner? because it costs as much as 6 mora basics and I'm hesitant to put it to hard work on wood, plus it's much thicker than an opinel and can't even cut an apple unless it's constantly sharpened to perfection, and if you use it on wood you'll have to carry the sharpening stone with you all the time to keep it sharp.

    it's cool on the bookshelf, I guess.

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  • george_ginis6549
    5
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    george_ginis6549
    This review is about a variation of the product

    Very good mini knife with sturdy construction, so it may feel a bit heavy in the hand. For me, it is neither light nor heavy in the hand, something in between. I really like the automatic opening of the blade, which locks by pressing the button and unlocks by pressing the button again. It also has another button (lever) as a safety lock, depending on the situation, which prevents the opening/closing button of the blade from being pressed. Those who like small knives will love it, and it has a very nice packaging, shaped like a Kalashnikov magazine. The review is for the Boker Stubby Swiss Edition D2 mini knife, and there are videos on YouTube for a better view, as I saw before purchasing it.

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    • Handle Ergonomics
    • Handle stability
    • Is it sharp?
    • Value for money
    • Weight
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  • 1
    asteris5347
    This review is about the blade material: Damascus Steel

    There is no warranty, there are no spare parts, there is no representative. Wasted money

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    • Weight
    • Handle Ergonomics
    • Handle stability
    • It is not sharp
    • Value for money
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  • a_tourtouris
    4
    a_tourtouris

    when you're used to morakniv, all your little pocket knives seem like display case knives.
    does it have good steel? theoretically yes, just like the moras. does the mechanism work well? perfectly. so why do you only use it as a fidget spinner? because it costs as much as 6 mora basics and I'm hesitant to put it to hard work on wood, plus it's much thicker than an opinel and can't even cut an apple unless it's constantly sharpened to perfection, and if you use it on wood you'll have to carry the sharpening stone with you all the time to keep it sharp.

    it's cool on the bookshelf, I guess.

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    1
  • george_ginis6549
    5
    george_ginis6549

    Very good mini knife with sturdy construction, so it may feel a bit heavy in the hand. For me, it is neither light nor heavy in the hand, something in between. I really like the automatic opening of the blade, which locks by pressing the button and unlocks by pressing the button again. It also has another button (lever) as a safety lock, depending on the situation, which prevents the opening/closing button of the blade from being pressed. Those who like small knives will love it, and it has a very nice packaging, shaped like a Kalashnikov magazine. The review is for the Boker Stubby Swiss Edition D2 mini knife, and there are videos on YouTube for a better view, as I saw before purchasing it.

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    3
  • 1
    asteris5347

    There is no warranty, there are no spare parts, there is no representative. Wasted money

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Product report

Description & Specifications

The Boker Plus AKS-74 Spearpoint D2 knife is designed to combine strength and functionality. Made from tool steel, this knife offers exceptional performance in tough conditions.

  • Very durable under stress, ideal for everyday use and demanding situations.

  • It has good edge retention, ensuring a long lifespan for its cutting capabilities.

  • It is more prone to corrosion than stainless steel, so it requires a little more attention in maintenance.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Dimensions

Type
Pocket Knife
Colour
Black
Serrated Blade
No
Blade Material
Tool Steel

Blade Material

Tool Steel

Characteristics:

  • Very durable under stress

  • Good edge retention

  • More susceptible to corrosion than stainless steel.
Weight
100 gr
Total Length
19.5 cm
Blade Length
8.5 cm
Blade Thickness
-

Type

Survival
No
Everyday Carry (EDC)
No
Educational
No
with Locking Mechanism
No
Automatic
Yes
Keychain
No
Batoning Technique
No

Batoning Technique

It is a "splitting with a knife" technique, which, although associated with survival knives, is a general method of using a wedge with impact.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

3.3
3
3.3
Review this product
  1. 1
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1
Review this product
  • Handle Ergonomics
  • Handle stability
  • Moderately sharp
  • Value for money
  • Weight
  • a_tourtouris
    4
    1 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    a_tourtouris

    Verified purchase

    when you're used to morakniv, all your little pocket knives seem like display case knives.
    does it have good steel? theoretically yes, just like the moras. does the mechanism work well? perfectly. so why do you only use it as a fidget spinner? because it costs as much as 6 mora basics and I'm hesitant to put it to hard work on wood, plus it's much thicker than an opinel and can't even cut an apple unless it's constantly sharpened to perfection, and if you use it on wood you'll have to carry the sharpening stone with you all the time to keep it sharp.

    it's cool on the bookshelf, I guess.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • george_ginis6549
    5
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    george_ginis6549
    This review is about a variation of the product

    Very good mini knife with sturdy construction, so it may feel a bit heavy in the hand. For me, it is neither light nor heavy in the hand, something in between. I really like the automatic opening of the blade, which locks by pressing the button and unlocks by pressing the button again. It also has another button (lever) as a safety lock, depending on the situation, which prevents the opening/closing button of the blade from being pressed. Those who like small knives will love it, and it has a very nice packaging, shaped like a Kalashnikov magazine. The review is for the Boker Stubby Swiss Edition D2 mini knife, and there are videos on YouTube for a better view, as I saw before purchasing it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Handle Ergonomics
    • Handle stability
    • Is it sharp?
    • Value for money
    • Weight
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 1
    asteris5347
    This review is about the blade material: Damascus Steel

    There is no warranty, there are no spare parts, there is no representative. Wasted money

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Weight
    • Handle Ergonomics
    • Handle stability
    • It is not sharp
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • a_tourtouris
    4
    a_tourtouris

    when you're used to morakniv, all your little pocket knives seem like display case knives.
    does it have good steel? theoretically yes, just like the moras. does the mechanism work well? perfectly. so why do you only use it as a fidget spinner? because it costs as much as 6 mora basics and I'm hesitant to put it to hard work on wood, plus it's much thicker than an opinel and can't even cut an apple unless it's constantly sharpened to perfection, and if you use it on wood you'll have to carry the sharpening stone with you all the time to keep it sharp.

    it's cool on the bookshelf, I guess.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • george_ginis6549
    5
    george_ginis6549

    Very good mini knife with sturdy construction, so it may feel a bit heavy in the hand. For me, it is neither light nor heavy in the hand, something in between. I really like the automatic opening of the blade, which locks by pressing the button and unlocks by pressing the button again. It also has another button (lever) as a safety lock, depending on the situation, which prevents the opening/closing button of the blade from being pressed. Those who like small knives will love it, and it has a very nice packaging, shaped like a Kalashnikov magazine. The review is for the Boker Stubby Swiss Edition D2 mini knife, and there are videos on YouTube for a better view, as I saw before purchasing it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • 1
    asteris5347

    There is no warranty, there are no spare parts, there is no representative. Wasted money

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
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