Böker Plus Nessmi Pro

The compact Böker Plus Nessmi Pro got its name from the American adventurer George W. Sears (1821-1890). He lived on the East Coast and published books and magazine articles about life in the wilderness under the pseudonym Nessmuk. Following his idea of making outdoor equipment as light as possible, Danish knife manufacturer Jesper Voxnaes has developed this particularly compact version of the Nessmuk knife. The knife has a full-tang construction with D2, which is ideal for outdoor, hunting and everyday cutting tasks. The red fibre layers under the handle of the brown Micarta scales and the delicate satin finish of the leaf-shaped blade add visual interest and give the Nessmi Pro a unique look. Comes with a comfortable leather sheath. The distinctive hollow rivets double as a lanyard hole.