The impressive BEGG Knives One Bolster Lock Blackout is not a pocket knife for delicate hands or cautious display case enthusiasts. Robust, cool, uncompromising. Designed by JVO Designs, this folder has everything a modern EDC knife needs: striking design, functional details, and a good dose of character.

The handle is made of grippy G10 with a solid steel bolster in a stonewashed finish – this not only ensures a great feel, but also gives it that “ready-for-anything” look. The bolster cleverly conceals the bolster lock, which securely locks the blade and makes the whole thing particularly stable.

 This ensures that the knife stays reliably open when it matters – whether in everyday use or for tougher tasks. The 7.6 cm long blade made of high-quality VG10 steel comes in a compound grind with a recurve – a combination that really packs a punch. Easy to cut, versatile and, thanks to the black stonewashed coating, also a real eye-catcher. 

The blade can be opened easily with the thumb wheel – no frantic flipping, just style and control.

With a total length of about 18 cm, the knife is compact enough for your pocket, but large enough for serious cutting work. Whether cardboard, rope, or wood – this folder takes it all in stride.

In short: the BEGG Knives One Bolster Lock Blackout is an EDC knife that doesn't mess around, but delivers. Cool in appearance, casual in handling, strong in performance. For people who prefer to do rather than just talk – and whose equipment should be as reliable as they are.