Tenable Bombur Linerlock Folding Knife Stonewash D2/Red & Black G-Mascus Midgards Messer Design T1054C1

The Tenable Bömbur Folding Knife is built like a tank, combining bold styling with serious cutting performance. Its 3.53” drop point blade is crafted from tough D2 tool steel and finished in a rugged stonewash that helps conceal wear while reducing glare during use. Known for its excellent edge retention and durability, D2 is a dependable steel that holds up well under demanding conditions. The drop point profile provides a strong, versatile cutting edge suited for everyday utility tasks, outdoor work, and heavy-duty slicing.

A large thumb hole allows for smooth, reliable one-handed opening while also giving the blade a distinctive look. Once deployed, a sturdy stainless steel linerlock keeps the blade firmly secured during use, delivering the dependable lockup expected from a hardworking manual folder. Built with an intentionally overbuilt design, the Bömbur feels solid and confident in the hand, ready to tackle tough cutting chores without hesitation.

The handle features striking red and black G-Mascus, a layered composite that blends durability with bold visual character. Its textured surface enhances grip while adding a unique pattern that stands out in any collection. Reinforcing the knife’s heavy-duty construction are premium titanium components, including a full titanium backspacer that forms the spine of the handle and a matching titanium pocket clip. These elements add strength while contributing to the knife’s rugged aesthetic. Closed, the Bömbur measures 4.85” and weighs a substantial 7.55 ounces, reflecting its robust, overbuilt design.

Named after the jovial and stout dwarf from The Hobbit, Bömbur reflects the same sense of strength, reliability, and larger-than-life presence. The knife was designed by Midgard Messer, a talented German maker whose bold designs draw deep inspiration from the legends and imagery of Nordic mythology.

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