Böker Plus Worldwide Vs Lansky World legal
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2016
- I take a look at two contemporary world legal style knives from Böker and Lansky. !!Product Links Below!!
These knives are designed to be carried in most jurisdictions around the world where other knives would be frowned upon.
Both have sub 3 inch blades and very strong back springs. The blades can only be deployed with both hands!
The Böker has the more tradition style blade whilst the Lansky has a hawk bill style that looks a little more aggressive or tactical.
Both are very good knives and, of course, I like both of them!
Website
www.boker.de/en
Product Page
www.boker.de/en/taschenmesser...
Website
lansky.com/
Product Page
lansky.com/index.php/products/...
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UK legal maximum blade length is 76.2mm (3 inches) non locking.
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That introduction was amazing. UK laws...
Lansky World Legal - a weapon of mass destruction! LOL Thanks for the chuckle mate! :D
Excellent and detailed review. Well played sir!
Now at 2 mins in. WHAT I WAS WAITING FOR and couldn't find anywhere. "An even stronger backspring." (Boker)
I'd love a slip joint backspring/open/close pressure test and stab test for slip joints.
You, sir, just sold me on the Boker (If I can find it. I'm really hoping the Boker Plus XS is as strong). After 2 hours of websites and videos it took 2 + minutes on your vid. The Lansky was touted as the strongest non-lock, but the bulk for a 3"< blade is too much. Here i carry auto knives or fixed, let alone firearms. Moving to a new world in the UK. THANK YOU.
I watched your vid around 2yrs ago before buying the lansky. and two years of daily abuse in a garden centre it's still going strong, a real workhorse. super strong blade which holds an edge really well even though it's a b**ch to sharpen (mine is straight now and easy to sharpen) and much looser, I probably would have bought another by now if it wasn't so hard to sharpen, but I will have another, an awesome knife, thanks !
I just received my Boker Worldwide and so far I love it. It is way more people-friendly than the Lansky (which I previously had). Plus the blade shape is so much more versatile. I will begin carrying this with me daily for heavy tasks, but will also continue to use a SAK or other such knife to deploy around people because most individuals simoly view them as common tools. Most people where I live will view the Boker in a similar manner, but it is a tad big and might get an occasional odd look.
Came back to check your vid as after 3 years of daily hard use my lansky is just too loose to be safe, the knife has been awesome. I've lifted slabs and other really rough work it's so strong, and I really should have another. But I'm just gonna order the boker and see if it's as good.
Hopefully another 3 yrs
I like that Boker. Ill definitely be purchasing one today. I just have to remove the pocket clip... Here in NYC the knife cant have a pocket clip lol.
I'd be interested to see a test as to how much pressure it takes to close them. I think you did a test with some scales once. That'd be a nice regular feature imho...
Hi thanks for the reply. One thing I forgot to mention is how useful I think your reviews are. I've ordered a Sanrenmu based on your review. A question in your reviews could you test the ability of a knife to hold it's edge. A butchers knife is razor sharp, but only because they hone it on a steel every time they use it. A general utility knife shouldn't need honing that often if it's going to be useful.
I love the lansky Madrock World legal. The looks on people's faces when you tell them it's legal to EDC in the UK 🤣
i would never produce that in public, i get strange looks sometimes just pulling a swiss army knife out, legal or not its asking to be confiscated or worse.
At least some cool knives are being made for those who can't carry locking knives.
Great review. I think I prefer the Boker, I might buy one.
EnglishKnifeReviewer i have bought one, there good. i also have the byrd tern which is also a good knife for the money.
great video, nash!
i enjoyed it a lot...
greetings from cologne, germany
arthur
+Arthur Brehm Hi Arthur, thanks for watching. Hope you are keeping warm over there?
Nash Rathbone yes nash, i am fine!
thank you for your interest ;)
how is it in britain?
+Arthur Brehm It has been very windy over here this week and cold too.
I think the stiffness of the Spring is to help prevent it closing on your fingers too easily, as opposed to prevent opening quickly to calm the authorities..
+Tim RightUp Thank you for point of view here, you could be right. Both of these knives close with some authority so I would keep my fingers out of the way, it is a good job both have the half stop positions. Thanks for watching.
No world of a lie, I've got a website open with two pages on these knives, and I was hoping I could find a head to head comparison, and here we are
Thanks for watching, I hope you found it useful?
@@NashRathbone yes sir, it will be the boker going in my rambling pack
i have a lansky. the earlier models like mine have 440c steel, personally i like it.
the knife is good too. i like the blade design, very good at opening boxes and such things. but it is a bit bulky to carry it in my pockets.
+Laci Ihasz Hi and thanks for watching. As you say the Lansky is a bit big for casual carrying. It is still one of my favourite knives however.
I hit the subscribe button at the 46-second mark. Anybody who so brilliantly ridicules the absurdist comedy that is British knife law deserves my attention.
Thank you. 👍👍🔪
Nash, which of these 2 blades has the strongest steel
I have both the lanskys and they are very good knives,I've been looking at the boker to add to my uk legal collection
Very good review but I would like more knife specs please blade length etc
+Rachael Hescott Hi Rachael. If it helps I have a full review of the Worldwide here... ua-cam.com/video/cEwNiFxUHEg/v-deo.html If not I can get you the details. Please let me know.
Nash Rathbone.thank you for the link I'm still not sure ,I like to EDC my uk legal knives but it seems to have a very strong back spring ,does this loosen over time like my lansky has.
+Rachael Hescott Böker were kind enough to send me the two knives you can see on my channel but I have had to return them as part of the contract with them. I would imagine that the back spring may loosen with use, just like my Lansky. I have quite a few other slip joint knives on my channel you may like to check out. Thanks for watching.
Hi, what is the middle carabiner style knife at the start of the video, thanks for your great reviews.
I'll have a look and get back to you.
The little carabiner knife is a Sanrenmu 6070RUX-SZ and I have a review of it on my channel. Thanks for watching.
gibt es gürtelhalterungen zu diesem messern ?
I like the Boker except for the handle. If it only came with wooden or antler scales!
Now that would be great 👍
So change the handle yourself. The screws can be undone and the plastic handles removed. Then apply your own prefered handle and grind it to your preferred fit
I like the Boker design better myself. The blade would be easier to maintain than the compound angles of the Lansky. But like I've said previously, any policeman can judge either of them or even a butter knife to be a weapon if a person is flashing it around in a threatening manner and confiscate it and also arrest you. It's always their call and you'd be in the cell for many hours before a judge might see fit to release you. Or not. It's all depending upon their mood and how a person explains themselves and carries themselves. That's why I don't bother with legality when choosing to carry a knife. I go by what's practical and convenient and just always conduct myself professionally. Never had a problem, really. I do carry a supplemental small, non locking and very non tactical looking for use as an apple peeler or whatever and no one bats an eye. But it's also scalpel sharp
+traderjoes Hello again, I carry a Victorinox SD Classic for use in public because of its non threatening / tactical style. Many thanks for your support of the channel.
traderjoes they can only keep you 24 hours unless the sergeant gives them special permission then it's 72. I've done 72hrs, 24 of which I had cuffs on behind my back
traderjoes completely agree, dont be a jack off and you'll be fine.
End of 2017 reporting in here. One advantage the Lansky has over the Boker is the Lansky is still available in the UK on Amazon and Ebay, though somewhere in Poland EBay still have a couple of the Boker's for sale. *QUESTION* have you tried to sharpen either knife, esp with the Lansky Sharpening System as that is what I would be using. To me it looks like it might be difficult to sharpen the Lansky with the Lansky.
Darth KEK hennie does them. I didn't know eBay even sold knives
Oh no most places are sold out. I just got one from Springfield's but it said 1 left
+Darth KEK Hi. I don't have any of the modern sharpening systems and I use sharpening stones like my late Father did. The Lansky is difficult to sharpen in this way, I have not tried to sharpen either of them as I don't carry or use them on a regular basis. I prefer something smaller and less threatening. Thanks for watching.
Yeah, there's "legal", and there's "sensible". ;-)
I really like the look of the Boker, having had a lansky i know the size and weight well but am concerned that the police would still confiscate my knife regardless of its legallity. such a shame in the UK as a lot of knife crime is committed by idiots with kitchen knives.
legal is legal though bro.. just have to stand your ground lol
Love the intro 🤣
Thanks 👍
Lmao the intro
The look of them compared to something like the UKPK, Urban or Squeak. I think PC Plod would arrest me carrying those "world legal" knives compared to knives like the UKPK.
Are locking blades illegle in England? If so that's too bad. I'm not a fan of slip joint knives.
+bendari Hello and thanks for watching. Locking blades are not illegal as such in the UK. You are not allowed to carry them as they are (Apparently) more dangerous than a slip-joint knife!! Yet another stupid UK regulation.
The reason the highly-specific "non-locking folding knife with blade under three inches" exclusion was created specifically so so people could carry "Swiss Army" Victorinox knives. Without Swiss Army knives being so popular - and acceptable even to MPs - even that wouldn't have been legal.
HA!!! Nice opening.
Wow, those have the strongest springs that I have seen in a long time. I don't have any slip joints that have such a wide blade (I mean distance from spine to cutting edge). Those two are both quite huge, and I ought to get my self at least one of them.
I don't really care how quickly the blade can be deployed, but those strong springs do make it the closest thing to a locking blade that I have seen, that would seem to me to be quite desirable for you guys in the UK - as long as, as you demonstrated, it also has a half stop otherwise: whoooooops there goes a finger....
Canadian Cutting Edge I am getting the both of them but the only problem I will have is deciding which to carry 😂
The lansky has a half stop. My only problem with it is it's fucking wide for a pocket folder
These are the two knives I really want to carry I love heavier knives
David Goldfeld if you don't mind my asking but why? I personally carry a nice and lite spyderco delica and I've always wondered why people like heavy knives.
Was on my work phone. Moved to personal to like and comment just for the door sign. USA God, Liberty and 2A loving patriot moving to the UK for a time. Looking for a solid "not defense" worthy UK legal EDC.
Cheers
Hi and thanks for watching. You have to be careful over here in the UK as just about anything you carry, that is sharp and/or pointy can be classed as an offensive weapon! It is absolutely ridiculous! The list of items that are not allowed has recently been added too. Google UK knife law and check out the government site for details. Please let me know if you need further help.
He just won last night
Hello. What is the difference
in price between these two knives ?
About £10
@@UrwahK Thank You.
It is well known that "the law is an ass" and the present British knife restrictions are a good example. For example 'lock-knives' i.e. any bladed instrument with a blade that locks open is illegal - regardless of blade length. However, I believe one can still buy a locking blade knife in a UK Pound-Shop. It's called a 'box-cutter'. I might have one on my key-ring - just for opening boxes you understand!
No lock knives as well as fixed bladed knives not illegal to buy and own...but you just can't carry them unless you have a valid reason e.g. with work tools on your way to work (not in the pub after work) or an agency chef taking his own knives to work in a restaurant as restaurant kitchens tend to have crappy £5 knives
There is a special place in hell reserved for knife designers that put a concave profile on the blade. Instead of a range of sharpening stones grits and devices you have to use one round rod.
Hi all, I'm rather late to this party. I live in the UK as well. Whilst both knives are within the letter of the law here, I'm confident that both would be confiscated by any police officer that found you carrying one of them in public, even if he found it in your pocket. The argument would go along the lines of the slip joint is so stiff it effectively locks. If you argue the point and refuse to give up your knife, you'll be arrested.
This website
www.gov.uk/buying-carrying-knives
tells us that
"Lock knives have blades that can be locked and refolded only by pressing a button".
You'd be in front of a magistrate before that was taken into account though. If you get that far it will have cost you the services of a competent solicitor, far more than the original cost of the knife.
It would be fair to say the UK police believe that as a rule of thumb Swiss Army knives are OK. This is why I carry one. The one I carry is fully UK legal. I suspect I could get away with carrying this
www.heinnie.com/victorinox-workchamp
because it's a Swiss Army knife. I can't confidently say the same of either the Boker Worldwide or the Lansky World Legal.
One last point. The police interpret the law quite freely because they don't want people carrying knives. However neither do the general public so they allow the police to act that way.
+Neil Fulcher Thanks for watching and your interesting comment. I actually include the government knife regulations website with all of my knife reviews. I think you are right and this is why I carry small blades. I have a Victorinox SD Classic with me mostly. It is a very non threatening knife and still capable of performing small tasks. I quite like the small Victorinox knives like the Champ. I have a Farmer too.
Neil Fulcher you're dead wrong here, givi g up your EDC would be an admission of guilt, you are allowed to carry these and if the cop tries to confiscate it he would be in the wrong as he has no legal right to, provided this is entirely in a search scenario and you haven't been acting like a clown in public.
RUTGERMORTENSEN Unfortunately other laws apply as well. if you are stopped and searched by a police officer, an offensive weapon is anything he or she deems to be one. It's true that the decision could be reversed by the courts, but where's your knife going to be by them. The document that's linked to here is a set of guidelines not an actual law. There are very few laws telling you what you can do, most are prohibitive.
The Workchamp is a locking blade plus the blade is longer than 3 inches so no, you could only carry that with good reason, not as EDC.
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Why do they make them so fat and heavy
Because they're not 'penknives', there are thousands of those available and a suitable for certain jobs. These are far more robust and can be used for heavier jobs.
Said the maiden to Ron Jeremy.
They make them because we buy them.
lol
Design isnt everything but these two are looking really bad. Especially the Lansky is just plain ugly.
+Sam Seriös Thanks for watching. I have to say that I really like the Lansky. There is no accounting for taste then 😀