Boker 110824 Trapper 2.0 Clip Point/Spey Plain D2 Steel Blade Jigged Bone H
The Boker 110824 Trapper 2.0 is a modern take on a classic knife design—a versatile clip point and spey blade folder built for hunters, anglers, and anyone who needs reliable cutting performance in the field. With its D2 steel blades and jigged bone handle, this is a knife that balances traditional aesthetics with steel that holds an edge and handles real work.
D2 is a tool steel known for strong edge retention and relative ease of sharpening, making it practical for camp tasks, processing game, or general-purpose cutting. The dual-blade configuration—clip point and spey—gives you options: the clip point handles detail work and general cutting, while the spey blade is useful for skinning and splitting tasks. Jigged bone scales provide a classic look and decent grip texture without being overly aggressive.
This is a working knife for people who actually use their gear, not a safe queen. If you're building a kit for hunting camp or want a folder that won't embarrass you at the truck bed or in town, the Trapper 2.0 delivers straightforward function without fanfare.
Key Features
- Dual-blade design: clip point and spey configurations
- D2 steel blades for edge retention and practical maintenance
- Jigged bone handle scales with classic appearance
- Compact, reliable folding knife suitable for field use
Specifications
| Brand | Boker |
| Model | 110824 Trapper 2.0 |
| Blade Steel | D2 |
| Blade Edge | Plain |
| Primary Blades | Clip Point and Spey |
| Handle Material | Jigged Bone |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Boker Trapper 2.0 good for hunting and field dressing?
Yes. The spey blade is particularly suited to skinning and processing work, while the clip point handles general cutting tasks. D2 steel holds an edge well through real use and is straightforward to maintain in the field.
What's the difference between the clip point and spey blades?
The clip point is a general-purpose blade for detail work and cutting; the spey is designed with a curve and shape that makes it effective for splitting, skinning, and similar tasks common to field dressing and camp work.
How does D2 steel perform for hunting knives?
D2 is a tool steel that resists dulling well and is easier to sharpen than stainless alternatives. It does require basic care to prevent rust in wet conditions, making it a practical choice for working knives where edge retention matters.

