Böker teams up with popular German bushcrafters to deliver a pocket-friendly, G10-scaled multi-tool packed with essential field implements.
The multi-tool market has long been divided between heavy-duty plier platforms and traditional red-scaled pocketknives. Böker bridges that gap with the Naturensöhne MK II NXT, a fresh take on the classic multi-functional folder built specifically for outdoor utility.
Created in collaboration with Die Naturensöhne, the popular German YouTube duo known for their bushcraft challenges, this tool ditches shiny plastic for field-ready ergonomics. The handles feature textured forest-green G10 scales that offer a solid, slip-resistant grip when working in wet conditions.
At the core of the tool is a 2.8-inch drop-point blade made from Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel. Finished in a muted grey stonewash, the blade relies on a traditional nail nick and non-locking slipjoint mechanism. That two-handed opening makes it a legal-friendly option in regions with strict lock-knife regulations.
Instead of clogging the frame with rarely used gimmicks, Böker packed in targeted outdoor implements:
- A wood saw for clearing branches or notch-cutting
- Mini combination pliers for light bending tasks and quick repairs
- A reamer and awl for punching leather, wood, or gear
- Fine tweezers and a scale-mounted toothpick
- A dedicated glass breaker located at the pommel
Weighing in at 4.23 ounces and measuring 6.57 inches overall, the MK II NXT carries like a standard pocketknife thanks to an integrated tip-down pocket clip. For campers, bushcrafters, and daily carry enthusiasts looking for multi-tool versatility without the bulk of a full plier chassis, Böker’s latest collaboration delivers a slick, highly functional compromise.
Naturensöhne MK II NXT Specs
Overall Length: 6.57″
Blade Length: 2.80″
Blade Thickness: .09″
Weight: 4.23 oz
Blade Material: 12C27
Handle Material: G10
Opener: Nail Nick
Opening: Manual
Country Of Origin: Asia
Color: Green
Blade Color: Gray
MSRP: $129
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