Boker 01Bo482 Intention Ii Folding Drop Point Plain D2 Steel Blade

The Boker Intention II is a dependable folding knife built for hunters, anglers, campers, and anyone who needs a sharp, reliable blade in the field. This drop point folder pairs a plain D2 steel blade with a black G10 handle—a straightforward design that prioritizes function over flash. Whether you're field dressing game, processing firewood at camp, or handling general cutting tasks around the homestead, the Intention II delivers the kind of no-nonsense performance that keeps you working when it matters.

D2 steel is a proven choice for outdoor knives: it holds an edge well and resists corrosion better than many budget alternatives, though it does require more care than stainless steel in wet conditions. The drop point blade profile is a classic for a reason—it balances cutting ability with control, making it equally at home in the kitchen, at the butcher block, or on the trail. The plain edge (no serrations) keeps sharpening simple when you're far from home.

G10 handle scales provide a solid, textured grip that won't slip even when your hands are wet or cold. The folder design makes the Intention II easy to carry and legal to own in most jurisdictions, and the compact size means it fits seamlessly into a pack, truck console, or tackle box without taking up real estate.

Key Features

• Drop point blade in D2 steel—edge retention and corrosion resistance for field use
• Plain edge for straightforward sharpening in the field or at home
• Black G10 handle scales for secure, weather-resistant grip
• Folding design for safe, compact carry
• Straightforward, purpose-built design without unnecessary features

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Intention II good for hunting and field dressing?

Yes. The drop point blade and D2 steel make it a solid choice for processing game and general hunting camp work. The plain edge is easy to maintain in the field with a simple stone or steel.

How durable is D2 steel for outdoor use?

D2 steel holds an edge well and resists rust and corrosion better than many softer steels. It does require occasional care in wet conditions—dry it after exposure to water to maintain longevity. It's tougher and more corrosion-resistant than carbon steel, though not quite as maintenance-free as stainless.

Will the G10 handle grip well in wet conditions?

Yes. G10 is textured and maintains grip even when wet or muddy, making it a solid choice for outdoor and field work where moisture is common.

What's the difference between a drop point and other blade shapes?

A drop point blade has a spine that curves downward to the tip, creating a profile that balances cutting performance with control. It's versatile for slicing, detailed work, and general utility tasks—one reason it remains a favorite among hunters and outdoorsmen.