Boker Plus Worldwide Folding Knife 18

This is a very chunky EDC and you know you've got it in your pocket. Very strong spring and needs a good grip to open it. Otherwise, it's very sharp and feels good in the hand and nice to use. Excellent service from HH - ordered 15 mins before next day delivery deadline and received it before 10.00am the following morning.

Pros and cons: + very sturdy and robust build quality + nicely shaped blade + blade made of AUS-8 steel, retains its edge very well + half-way stop facilitates opening and closing the knife + legal to carry in most countries in the world, which is quite a feat considering the overly paranoid knife laws in many countries - on my example, the blade wasn't exactly razor-sharp OOTB - *definitely* requires *two* hands to open -- it's supposed to be that way, but those with weaker hands might actually have problems opening this knife. The spring is *that* strong. - knife looks like a dangerous tool to the uninitiated, which *might* be a problem when some over-zealous police officers are spotting this knife in public. Conclusion: Those looking for a legal and extremely robust EDC knife (and have two strong hands to operate it) can't go wrong with this Boker Worldwide.

Only just arrived but am v v v pleased with it - build quality excellent and, whilst the blade is fairly stiff (and necessarily so), it is easier to use than my similar spec Lansky knives An excellent purchase!

Great CS by HH as usual. The knife is amazing, sharp OTB really strong slip joint with enough blade to grip to deploy. The blade it's self has a good sized belly for slicing and dicing, the steel holds a good edge and is easy to sharpen, although I only touched it up when I first got it nearly 6 months ago now and haven't touched it since and the edge can still shave hairs off my arm. A great EDC choice if wearing in a pouch or on a belt and for heavier duties. I recommend this knife

If Zero Tolerance did slip joint folders, this is what it would probably look like, in fact it isn't much smaller than my ZT0350. This knife is a beast and certainly solid enough to do almost anything sensible you would want to do with a knife. Pros: - Built like a tank - Nice blade shape, hollow ground with a razor-sharp edge straight out of the box - Blade steel is pretty good (AUS8) - I haven't had it long enough to check edge-holding - Fit and finish is very good - Backspring is very, very strong - there is little chance of this ever closing on your hand - The half-stop is a welcome addition too Cons: - Quite heavy, but I like that in a knife - None really, although if a police officer sees you with this, irrespective of UK legality, I can't imagine him or her not trying to confiscate it due to the scale of it. All in all, very pleased with my new knife

HH awesome CS and brilliant delivery system as always. First impression, Razor sharp, OTB very strong slip-joint with solid construction and lovely ergonomics. It's beautiful in hand, jimping on the spine is very aggressive and keeps your thumb nicely in place and the deep finger choil allows for finer work. A little large and heavy for EDC I think but great in a pack.

Really good, rivals other "fat" types and more conventionally shaped. HH brilliant on delivery yet again.

This is a very chunky knife with a very strong back spring. It's not that dissimilar in build to the Lansky World Legal knife and Blackfox Nidhug, but the overall fit and finish of the Boker is superior. The strong spring makes it unlikely that the knife will accidentally close on your fingers in use, but it might be difficult to open it with cold and/or wet hands. I'm not entirely sold the recurved edge, which cannot be sharpened on a flat whetstone, but I knew that when I bought it.

I bought this knife as it has been constructed after research by Boker to be legal in most countries including the UK for EDC. I am very impressed with the build quality of it, despite it's small size it fits into my big hand well, very comfortable. The blade tip to handle is the length on the specification, which makes it legal in the UK . The slip joint is easily strong enough not to close on your fingers, and it has a 90 degree half way point so that when closing , you don't close it on your fingers, good design. The clip is the right shape and position not to affect grip. It is a robust knife, reasonably heavy in the hand. Overall a good knife for the money. As always when I needed some advice from Richard, the manager, about another matter he was his usual very helpful and knowledgeable self, that guy is definitely an asset to Hennies.