Tavros

Charles de Buyer takes the bull by the horns and sends the Boker Plus Tavros (Greek for bull) into the arena as a spirited EDC knife. The French knifemaker from Opus Knives, who lives in Canada, sees his passion more as an art and places particular emphasis on the details. With a progressive design, a Persian-style blade made from D2 with a satin finish and black G10 handle scales, the fixed blade is already impatiently pawing the ground. The silhouette of the blade is reminiscent of the horns of a bull, while the tear-shaped cut-out, typical of the designer, provides the evil eye. Only demanding cutting tasks such as cutting up cardboard boxes or opening packaging provide the symbolic red rag for the Tavros and unleash its full potential. The ergonomic recesses on the handle, the full-length tang and the snug thumb rest guarantee a comfortable hand position as well as maximum stability and safety during use. A lanyard hole is also provided at the end of the handle for attaching lanyards. But watch out: only the bravest toreros can tame the hot temper of the Tavros with their fearlessness and the perfectly fitting Kydex sheath with a belt clip.