
Boker Plus Ovalmoon Swivel Folder Knife With D2 Satin Blade 2.75in Closed Aluminum Handle For EDC Fans Chisel Grind
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The Boker Plus Ovalmoon Swivel Folder 01BO498 is a compact, distinctive folding knife built for everyday carry and knife enthusiasts who value a unique deployment style plus solid steel performance.
- Blade: 1.88" (4.78 cm) satin-finish D2 tool steel blade with a chisel grind for precise, efficient cuts.
- Closed Length: 2.75" (6.99 cm) for comfortable pocket carry and discreet everyday use.
- Handle Construction: Silver textured aluminum front with a black aluminum back handle for a two-tone look and reliable grip.
- Grind: Chisel grind designed to reduce weight and concentrate cutting power along a single bevel.
- Finish: Satin blade finish that hides wear while delivering smooth slicing performance.
- Mechanism: Swivel Folder design offering a distinctive deployment and compact, low-profile form factor.
- Packaging: Boxed for retail presentation and gifting.
Ideal for everyday tasks like opening packages, precision trimming, and light utility work, the Ovalmoon combines durable D2 steel with a lightweight aluminum chassis to keep the knife comfortable in hand and in pocket. The two-tone aluminum scales provide a rugged, modern look, while the single-bevel chisel grind supports controlled cuts with less effort on each stroke. Whether you’re building a collection or seeking a reliable daily carry with a standout design, this knife delivers practical performance and a conversation-starting style.
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