Fixed Knife boker Plus Kagat — 1095 Carbon Steel Blade, 18 cm, Tactical

The boker Plus Kagat fixed knife is a tactical fixed-blade designed for demanding outdoor and utility tasks. It features an 18 cm blade made from 1095 carbon steel, offering a balance of edge retention and ease of sharpening. The single-piece construction provides strength and reliability for cutting, chopping, and general field use where a sturdy fixed knife is required.

Advantages

The 1095 carbon steel blade delivers dependable edge performance and straightforward maintenance: it can be sharpened quickly in the field and maintains a keen edge under heavy use. The fixed-blade design eliminates jointed mechanisms, increasing structural integrity and reducing potential failure points. The overall length and blade profile are optimized for tactical and survival tasks, offering controlled cutting geometry and robust spine strength for tasks that require pressure or light prying.

Suitable for

• Outdoor camping and bushcraft
• Survival and emergency preparedness
• Tactical and utility cutting tasks
• General field and worksite use where a fixed blade is preferred

Key specifications

• Blade material: 1095 carbon steel
• Blade length: 18 cm
• Design: fixed single-piece blade (full tang construction typical of tactical fixed knives)
• Intended use: tactical, survival, outdoor, utility

How to use

Use the boker Plus Kagat as a primary cutting tool for tasks such as slicing, carving, batoning small wood, preparing food, and general utility work. Grip the handle firmly with the blade oriented away from your body and apply controlled strokes appropriate to the material being cut. Avoid using the blade as a pry bar for heavy-duty leverage beyond light prying to prevent undue stress on the edge. After use, dry the blade and apply a thin protective oil layer to minimize corrosion typical of high-carbon steels.

Usage recommendations

Store the knife in a dry sheath and perform regular maintenance: clean after exposure to moisture, sharpen with a suitable stone or sharpener, and oil the blade to preserve its condition. For prolonged field use, carry a small sharpening kit and corrosion-inhibiting lubricant to maintain cutting performance.