Boker Plus Modern Barlow

'A classic legacy reinterpreted for today by Boker Plus: traditionally timeless design with a contemporary twist. The original Barlow likely takes its name from a Sheffield knife maker who began exporting these sturdy knives to North America around 1800. Its distinctive teardrop-shaped outline dates back to the 17th century, making it one of the oldest folding-knife designs. Instead of the traditional wood and silver, the Boker Plus Modern Barlow features titanium-coated bolsters and elegant black Micarta handle scales. The traditional nail nick is complemented by a flipper and a liner lock to operate and secure the ball-bearing clip-point blade made from Nitro-V. A flat pivot screw, brushed satin two-tone blade finish, and a stylish right-side tip-up clip complete the clean, modern appearance. Classic can be modern.'