Kihon Bifold 42a

Like the blade of a samurai sword, the Boker Kihon Bifold 42a combines tradition and precision with timeless elegance. Inspired by the principles of Japanese Kihon, Lucas Burnley brings the essence of martial arts to your hand with this two-handed knife - simple, functional, perfectly balanced.

The 8.1 cm drop-point blade made of powder metallurgical MagnaCut steel is a masterpiece of modern forging. With a hardness of 61-62 HRC, it stands for extreme edge retention, durability and corrosion resistance - properties that the samurai once demanded and that can be felt in every cutting movement today. The traditional back lock ensures safety and is reminiscent of the clear, reliable mechanics of classic knives.

However, true art lies not only in the blade, but also in its home: the handle, folded from a single piece of stainless steel, carries the aesthetics of Japanese blacksmithing. With its black stonewash finish, it looks like an artifact from another era, while its ergonomics meet modern demands. A lanyard hole, a reversible tip-up clip and the intuitive operating concept with nail nick make this knife a reliable companion - whether in everyday life or on new adventures.

Handcrafted in the Boker manufactory in Solingen, the Kihon Bifold reflects the values of Japanese craftsmanship: simplicity, efficiency and an almost meditative perfection. A knife that is not just a tool, but a piece of history - ready to write new chapters with you.