Böker Plus Atlas Copper EDC knife Bronze

The Böker Plus Atlas Copper EDC knife Bronze is a compact, slipjoint everyday carry knife designed for reliability and straightforward use. It features a satin-finished drop point blade made of 12C27 stainless steel and a solid copper handle that develops a distinctive patina with time and use. The knife combines a minimalist, robust construction with practical details such as a nail nick opener, lanyard hole and a tip-up/right-side pocket clip, resulting in a lightweight tool for routine cutting tasks.

Advantages

The knife’s copper handle offers natural antimicrobial properties and forms a unique patina that personalizes the appearance while adding corrosion resistance over time. The 12C27 blade provides a balance of edge retention and ease of sharpening suitable for everyday use. Its slipjoint-style mechanism ensures a secure working position for typical cutting tasks without the complexity of a lock, while the compact overall dimensions and low weight make it convenient for daily carry.

Suitable for

• Everyday cutting tasks such as opening packages, cutting cord or food prep on the go
• Urban and outdoor EDC where a lightweight, compact knife is preferred
• Collectors and users who appreciate natural patina development on copper handles

Key specifications

• Overall length: 16.6 cm
• Blade length: 7.01 cm
• Blade shape: Drop point
• Blade steel: 12C27 stainless steel
• Construction type: Slipjoint / locking blade style without mechanical lock
• Handle material: Copper
• Weight: 53.9 g
• Opening method: Nail nick
• Pocket carry: Tip-up, right-side clip
• Additional features: Lanyard hole

How to use

Open the blade using the nail nick and hold the handle firmly with the spine of the blade oriented away from your fingers. Use controlled, steady cuts appropriate to the material being worked on and avoid prying or twisting the blade. After use, wipe the blade clean and close the slipjoint carefully until it rests in its closed position. The copper handle will change appearance with contact, sweat and exposure; this is a natural process and does not affect functionality.

Usage recommendations

For maintenance, clean the blade with a mild solvent or warm soapy water, dry thoroughly, and apply a light coat of oil to the pivot area to preserve smooth opening. Avoid prolonged exposure to acidic substances or saltwater to slow patina changes and potential corrosion. For sharpening, use fine stones or systems suitable for stainless steels and maintain the original drop point geometry.