🇩🇪 BOKER Plus Atlas Review | Black | Steel | UNBOXING | UK Legal | EDC | Multi | Stonewashed | SW
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- The BOKER Atlas - is a minimalist and functional EDC, simple, stylish with industrial undertones.
It has an ultra lightweight folded frame and comes with a classic, modern drop point in 12C27 🗡
*I would also welcome these versions with a modern Sheepsfoot blade...
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*UK Legal - Non-locking blade + Under 3 inches/7.5cm.
**Please note - The camera lens can distort measurements to the viewer...
Reasonably Priced at £ 19+ | $28+
Highly Recommended!
My Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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Happy Monday Gus, nice UK legal carry slip joint knives. & comparatively priced to the Victorinox 93mm Solo ( AKA Swiss Army 1 ) which I consider as the benchmark under 3"single blade non-locking all metal gentleman's pocket knife and they have a pocket clip too! I take this opportunity to wish you & family a Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year.
Hi Steve, agreed... a very valid point, I could of included it in the comparison 'line-up', I guess...
Thanks for your kind wishes and Happy Hanukkah my friend 🙏 though a little belated.
Always appreciate you stopping by and adding value...
Atb Gus 👍
Hi Steve, I'm an aficionado of SAKs albeit not as much as you perhaps but I rate them very highly and carry one most days. However I also rate this Boker - I have the blade only version in black - very highly too and it's the only made in China main blade I ever carry.
@@simonh6371 Happy Friday Simon, I don't own a Boker of any kind & I live in Tel Aviv, Israel where there are no knife carry restrictions of any sort, neither blade size or locking mechanism, so I am not limited to under 3" blade non-locking knives like in the UK. Have a relaxing weekend.
you can never go wrong with boker
Hi Yoshimutso,
I agree, they make and source good value products 👌
Thanks for your comment,
Atb Gus 👍
2 very cool knives. I like the one with the scissors. They are such a handy edc tool. Great video 👍
Hi Jeremy,
They are, for sure and thanks for the positive feedback, I always appreciate that 🙏
Hope you have a good Xmas 🎄 & New Year buddy! 🍻
Atb Gus 👍
The multi appeals to me. Good to get a look at it again here. I have the Heinne 25th anniversary equivalent of the Atlas. Totally agree about slight discomfort for extended time of cutting. Can’t fault the style though. A thing of beauty in my eyes 👍
Hi Stuart, true true... your feedback is always appreciated buddy👌
I love the Atlas, its basically the same as a Sanrenmu PT721 which I reviewed about a year ago - made in the same factory 🏭 as is the Ruike models allegedly...
I also reviewed HH Alantic some months ago, which I featured in this video, by embedding a slide of it, for those that don't know 😉
Thanks for stopping by,
Atb Gus 👍
What is the model number for the hollow grind?
01BO851
Super cool knife. I have the bronze version 👌
Hi buddy, love the warm tones of Bronze... I haven't seen one, but it sounds great!
Thanks for stopping by,
Atb Gus 👍
I misspoke it’s the brass version. I think I’m going to get the one with the scissors now. Have a great Christmas 🎄
@@preparededc ...now we both clearly wish they did a Brass Multi-Scissor ✂ version - that would be awsome! 🤩
Appreciate your feedback buddy,
Seasons Greetings 🎄
Be well 🍺
Atb Gus 👍
Hello nice informative content thank you
I am a knife noob lol is it possible to use a thumb stud with these to give you one hand opening ?
And if the answer is yes would it still be UK legal ?
Hi, I appreciate your feedback - it is possible to fit one, with a little modification.
However, I think it would be quite ineffective, due to the design of the overall knife.
If, I were to do this... it should still be legal, as are most slip joints fitted with thumb studs.
Thanks for watching,
Atb Gus 👍
@@gadgetgus Thank you Gus i will get one soon and just keep it unmodified to keep the minimalist style 👍
Good alternative to the little Mercator or Douk Douk, both of which are starting to look badly overpriced. Not an item I'd want to use for long, but well worth leaving in a pocket just in case.
Hello my friend, agreed...
I will get an Otter 'Black Cat' & Douk Douk when I can and review them too 👌
Despite, the price they make excellent EDC's as you know.
Check out the Sanrenmu PT721 - same knife, at £15 but you have to wait 6 week's from Ali Express.
They make for great gifts!
Thanks for stopping by buddy,
Have a good Xmas 🎄
Atb Gus 👍