Boker Plus these days o.0

FYI, I believe Arbolito means Little Tree in English, which makes sense given that Boker Tree is their premier line. Boker slip joints look cool, like their Barlows, and they use screws instead of pins, but they run around $400 so IDK...
 
Locutus D'Borg said:
FYI, I believe Arbolito means Little Tree in English, which makes sense given that Boker Tree is their premier line. Boker slip joints look cool, like their Barlows, and they use screws instead of pins, but they run around $400 so IDK...
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Posivitely not English :^D
 
I like the fact that Boker uses a Spanish word for naming their Argentina branch. Their fixed blade knives are made in that country, and of course they speak a dialect of the Spanish language there.
Arbolito, (Little Tree), is a fitting title for it being Boker's little brother, (being Boker's South American branch).
I even like that they named the model I own 'El Gigante', (meaning, 'The Giant'), since it continues the Spanish language theme.
I think it also goes further in distinguishing Arbolito's Argentina branch from it's parent company 😊

But, I may also be biased, since I am fully bilingual, (English & Spanish) 😅
 
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