Videos tagged with Boker Plus

This video reviews the top 10 tactical pens for self-defense and everyday carry in 2025. It highlights pens from brands like Atomic Bear, Boker Plus, Gerber, and CRKT, emphasizing their durability, writing functionality, and self-defense features such as glass breakers and pointed tips. The pens are presented as discreet, reliable tools for personal safety and emergency situations.

This video showcases custom and collaboration knives, focusing on Brad Zinker's designs and their more affordable Boker Plus counterparts. The reviewer expresses excitement for these lightweight blades, highlighting their impressive blade-to-handle ratios, excellent grinds, unique ventilated titanium handles, and well-designed clips. While acknowledging the use of VG10 steel, the reviewer expresses a preference for S30/35V, noting that Boker collaborations sometimes feature less desirable steels like 440C. Both the FR and Urban Trapper models are mentioned, available in various blade shapes and some with G10 scales. The reviewer highly recommends all tested models.

This YouTube video is a 5-minute review of the Boker Plus XS Slip Joint knife, as indicated by the title. The description includes a link to purchase the item via Amazon. Given the product is a knife, the content is likely focused on its features, design, and potentially its utility.

This video is an old-school tabletop review of the limited edition orange Blade HQ Boker Plus Kwaiken. Nutnfancy highlights its AUS 8 trailing point blade, solid lockup, perfect blade centering with IKBS, and ambidextrous thumb plate. He notes potential accessibility issues with the thumb plate and mentions user modifications into a flipper design. The review also covers its surprisingly substantial feel due to its trim design, a non-repositionable clip with significant pocket exposure, and a moderate value proposition. The reviewer gives it a 5 out of 10 on his Likability Scale.

The Boker Plus Exskelimoor, nicknamed 'Skeletor' by the reviewer, is presented as an upscale-looking knife at a downscale price, estimated around $50. Key features include a mirror-polished 440C steel blade, anodized titanium liners, and a unique Swamp Oak handle. While praised for its aesthetics and lightweight carry, its primary quirk is the lack of a thumb stud, requiring a pinch or two-handed deployment. The reviewer highlights its excellent finish for the price point and its potential as a collectible or gift item, despite its Chinese manufacturing.