Brand: Boker Plus
Model: Atlas
Blade Shape: Drop Point
Open Style: Nail Nick
Carry Style: Right Hand Tip Up
Lock Mechanism: Slip Joint
Blade Material: 12C27
Handle Finish: Copper
Blade Length: 2.76"
OAL: 6.54"
Weight: 1.90 oz

Features

The Boker Plus Atlas Copper is a compact slip‑joint folding knife designed to deliver dependable everyday performance with materials that age gracefully over time. The drop‑point blade measures 2.76 inches and is manufactured from 12C27 stainless steel, finished with a satin surface that promotes clean slicing and corrosion resistance during daily cutting tasks. Overall length measures 6.54 inches, and the blade opens via a traditional nail nick, emphasizing controlled, deliberate operation within the non‑locking slip‑joint format.

The solid copper handle provides durable structural support while naturally developing a unique patina through use, giving each knife an individual character. Total weight measures approximately 1.90 ounces, maintaining comfortable all‑day pocket carry. A right‑hand, tip‑up pocket clip secures the knife in the pocket, while an integrated lanyard hole adds additional carry options. Balanced proportions, robust all‑metal construction, and evolving material character make the Atlas Copper a reliable everyday tool that blends function with long‑term visual appeal.

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