Description
The popular Boker Plus Kaizen is supplied with slightly contoured handle scales made of olive green micarta, while the blade and the clip are coated black. The bronze-colored lanyard hole and the ring around the blade axle screw set additional visual accents. The resulting color contrast is reminiscent of the hardships of exploratory expeditions long ago. The Japanese term kaizen is made up of the syllables kai (change) and zen (for the better) and describes the continual striving for improvement. Perfection becomes a temporary phenomenon and is merely an intermediate goal in the constant process of change.
As an elegant gentleman’s knife, the Boker Plus Kaizen captures the spirit of the times and convinces with clever detailed solutions. Modesty as a sign of true greatness is perfectly embodied by the minimalist flipper, which visually almost merges with the slender knife and is nevertheless highly functional thanks to the jimping. The ball-bearing D2 blade works its way through everyday cutting tasks with stoic calm and always finds its way back to its center with the help of the reliable liner lock. The decorative blade axle screw is the visual starting point of the Gentleman’s Folder as a symbol of change in form and function and leads into the straight lanyard hole at the end of the handle. The textured micarta handle lies comfortably in hand and is supplied with a practical deep-carry clip (tip-up/r) and a high-quality nylon pouch for storage.
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