Böker Plus Corvus

Böker Plus Corvus – distinctive EDC pocket knife with Wharncliffe blade

The Böker Plus Corvus combines a distinctive design with functional features for everyday use. Designed by Kirk Mayberry from Tennessee, this folding knife stands out in particular for its Wharncliffe blade with a two-tone finish and ergonomically shaped Micarta handle. With an overall length of 17.0 cm and a weight of 88.0 g, it offers a well-balanced size for daily use.

Nitro-V blade with distinctive two-tone finish

The 7.0 cm blade is made of Nitro-V steel, a rust-resistant blade steel that offers a good combination of edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance. The Wharncliffe blade shape with its characteristic straight cutting edge is particularly suitable for controlled slicing cuts. An additional swedge on the blade spine accentuates the lines.

Visually, Böker opts for a high-contrast finish of dark stonewash and brushed blade surface. The finish makes minor signs of wear less noticeable. Jimping on the blade spine provides additional thumb grip when guiding the knife. The rounded blade tip complements the distinctive blade design.

Micarta handle and comfortable operation

The ergonomically shaped handle scales made of Micarta fit comfortably in the hand and provide a grippy surface. The Corvus is opened via the flipper. The ball bearing supports smooth opening. In the open position, the liner lock holds the blade in place.

For carrying, the knife features a deep-carry pocket clip made of stainless steel. It is designed for right-handed tip-up carry and allows for deep, discreet carry in the pocket. A lanyard hole expands the fastening options.