Boker 111103Dam Tiger-Damast Pocket 3.35" Damascus Blade Micarta Handle

The Boker 111103Dam Tiger-Damast is a Damascus blade pocket knife built for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and everyday carry users who appreciate genuine craftsmanship. At 3.35 inches, this blade strikes a practical balance—large enough to handle camp tasks, field dressing, and general cutting work, yet compact enough to slip into a pocket without bulk. The Damascus steel blade isn't just eye candy; it's a hallmark of the bladesmith's skill, with that distinctive layered pattern that comes from folding and forging different steel alloys together. Each knife's blade is unique, making this more than just a tool—it's a piece you'll actually want to carry and use.

Damascus steel has been prized for centuries for a reason: the layering process creates a blade that balances hardness with edge retention, and the contrast between the different steels makes for natural corrosion resistance. A Boker Damascus pocket knife like this one feels right in your hand on the trail or at the range, and it'll earn its place in your everyday rotation. The Micarta handle offers a solid, textured grip that won't slip in wet conditions—important whether you're processing game, setting up camp, or just need a reliable cutting tool you trust.

This is a knife for people who know the difference between a tool you buy and a tool you keep. Whether you're a hunter stocking your pack, a shooter who values good steel, or someone building a collection of quality blades, the Boker Tiger-Damast delivers both form and function without compromise.

Key Features

• 3.35-inch Damascus steel blade with unique layered pattern
• Micarta handle for reliable grip in wet or rough conditions
• Compact pocket knife size suitable for everyday carry and field use
• Hand-forged construction reflecting traditional bladesmith technique

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Damascus steel and why does it look different on each knife?

Damascus steel is created by folding and forge-welding different steel alloys together, then etching the blade to reveal the layered pattern. Because each blade is hand-forged, the pattern is unique to every knife—no two are identical. This traditional technique also creates steel with good edge retention and corrosion resistance.

Is this pocket knife suitable for hunting and field dressing?

Yes. The 3.35-inch blade is sized for practical camp and field tasks, including processing game. The Damascus steel holds an edge well, and the Micarta handle provides secure grip even in wet conditions.

What makes Micarta a good choice for a knife handle?

Micarta is a composite material that offers excellent grip, especially when wet or dirty. It's durable, requires minimal maintenance, and won't rot or swell like wood. It's a trusted choice for working knives in the field.