Released: June 20th, 2025

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Release Date: July 30th, 2025

The Treebrand Trapper Amber Jigged Bone from Boker Manufaktur sticks closely to the classic trapper format with a few subtle material upgrades. It features a 3.31-inch clip point blade and a spey blade, both made from D2 tool steel, known for its edge retention and toughness. The slipjoint construction relies on strong backsprings to keep both blades open during use. Its handle is amber jigged bone, deeply textured, warm in tone, and reminiscent of older pocketknives that leaned on natural materials. Weighing 3.63 ounces and measuring 7.44 inches overall, it’s a solid, dependable knife built for pocket carry and made in Solingen, Germany.

Released: June 20th, 2025

The Treebrand Trapper Brown Canvas Micarta takes the traditional dual-blade trapper pattern and updates it with a micarta handle that gives it a more modern, work-ready look and feel. The handle material is durable and smooth, offering a slight texture that becomes grippier with use. Like the others in the series, it features a 3.31-inch clip point blade and a secondary spey blade, both crafted from D2 tool steel. It uses a slipjoint mechanism with nail nick openers on each blade. At 7.44 inches overall and 3.63 ounces in weight, it’s a full-sized traditional pocketknife made in Solingen, Germany, with a clean, understated style.

Released: June 20th, 2025

The Treebrand Trapper Denim Canvas Micarta brings a slightly more modern look to a traditional pattern, thanks to its blue-gray denim micarta handle scales. The knife has an overall length of 7.44 inches and weighs 3.63 ounces, making it a solid everyday carry without being bulky. It features two blades, a 3.31-inch clip point and a spey, both made from D2 tool steel, which offers strong edge retention and durability. The slipjoint mechanism and nail nick openers keep the operation familiar and simple. Made in Germany, this version stands out just enough with its casual, slightly textured handle material, while still feeling like a proper traditional folder.

Released: June 20th, 2025

The Treebrand Trapper Green Canvas Micarta blends familiar form with practical materials. Its green canvas micarta scales bring a durable, no-nonsense quality to the handle, with just enough texture for added grip. The knife features two blades, a 3.31-inch clip point and a spey, both made from D2 tool steel for dependable wear resistance. It’s a manual slipjoint design with nail nicks on each blade and no locking mechanism, making it a true traditional folder. Measuring 7.44 inches overall and weighing 3.63 ounces, it’s built for pocket carry and everyday cutting tasks. Made in Solingen, Germany, it maintains the Treebrand legacy of utility and craftsmanship.

Release Date: July 20th, 2025

The Boker Plus Kihon DC Alu is a modern manual folder designed with clean lines and a focus on everyday functionality. It’s 7.83 inches overall with a 3.22-inch drop point blade made from Nitro-V, a stainless steel known for its toughness and corrosion resistance, well-suited for frequent use. The blade opens with a thumb stud and locks up with a crossbar mechanism that’s ambidextrous and smooth to operate. Weighing 3.63 ounces, the knife has a balanced heft that feels substantial without being overbuilt.

The handle is made from milled aluminum with a muted finish and subtle contouring that fits comfortably in the hand. Blue hardware accents at the pivot, thumb stud, and lockbar give it a splash of color without distracting from the knife’s utility-first design. There’s a deep-carry pocket clip mounted for tip-up carry, and the whole build feels solid and straightforward.

Release Date: TBA

The Boker Plus Pocket Rocket is a compact fixed blade with a clear focus on carryability and edge alignment. Measuring 7.02 inches overall, it packs a 5.08-inch double-edged dagger blade made from D2 tool steel. The blade has a rugged, dark stonewash finish and a pronounced central grind, adding both style and function. It’s full-tang, with a balanced feel that makes it suitable for tight, controlled use. At just 2.33 ounces, it’s extremely lightweight for its size, making it easy to carry without adding weight or bulk to your belt or gear.

The handle is milled black G-10, shaped with angular geometry for a solid grip, and topped with a brass ringed lanyard hole. A small brass pin anchors the scales and adds just a hint of color contrast. The knife comes with a form-fitting black Kydex sheath that clicks securely into place and allows for discreet horizontal or vertical carry. While it has an aggressive profile, the Pocket Rocket is sized more for practical field use than showy display. It’s a straightforward, sturdy design built to ride light and stay ready.

Release Date: TBA

The Boker Solingen Bronco Mini is a compact fixed blade built with durability in mind, using CPM-3V tool steel and a full tang construction. The 3.5-inch drop point blade has a clean, functional shape with a subtle Scandi-style grind and a satin finish.. At 8.23 inches overall, it hits a mid-sized sweet spot, big enough for field tasks, small enough to carry without getting in the way. The blade’s edge geometry is geared toward wood processing and controlled slicing, making it suitable for bushcraft or daypack use.

The handle is molded from green TPE with a diamond-patterned texture that offers plenty of grip, even in wet or dirty conditions. It’s contoured to fill the hand without hot spots, and the full tang provides confidence when applying pressure. A lanyard hole at the butt end gives additional carry or retention options, while the included black Kydex sheath adds structure for belt or pack attachment. Made in Solingen, Germany, the Bronco Mini takes a practical, no-nonsense approach to outdoor fixed blades, just solid materials, thoughtful shaping, and good steel.

Release Date: TBA

The Coffin Ultem from Boker Solingen is a modern slipjoint with simple lines and durable materials. It has a 3.15-inch drop point blade made from CPM-MagnaCut, a stainless steel that balances edge retention and corrosion resistance. The blade opens with a nail nick and uses a non-locking backspring to stay open during use. It’s a familiar setup for anyone who’s used traditional folders, but the materials give it a more updated feel.

The handle is made from Ultem in a translucent amber color with a crosshatched texture for grip. It’s slim and lightweight, but still feels sturdy in the hand. The shape is straightforward, with just enough rounding at the corners to make it comfortable in use. Built in Solingen, Germany, the Coffin Ultem sticks to the basics and keeps the focus on good steel, solid construction, and a clean, practical design.