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Boker Subcom Knives

Boker Subcom knives are compact folders built for everyday pocket carry, and this page collects four from the Boker Plus line. You can pick a serrated edge, a pink handle or the Titan version. Browse them here, or return to all pocket knives.

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A small folder for everyday use

The Subcom is a compact folding knife, small enough to disappear in a pocket and ready when you need to open a package or cut a cord. Boker Plus is the line that brings the brand's design to a wider range of budgets. That makes these knives a friendly choice for a first good folder, a gift or a spare to keep in a bag. All four are Boker Plus knives, so they share a clean, modern look. They are meant to be used, not just admired, which sets them apart from many of the display pieces in the shop.

The four Subcom models

The Boker Plus Subcom Folder Folding Knife is the standard version and a good place to start. The Boker Plus Subcom 42 Pink Folding Knife keeps the same compact idea in a bright color that is easy to find in a bag.

The Boker Plus Subcom 42 Titan Folding Knife is the upgrade in the group at $63.97. The Boker Plus CLB Subcom F Black Serra Folding Knife has a black finish, and Serra in the name points to a serrated edge for cutting rope and tough material.

Picking between them

Think about what you cut most. A plain edge is better for clean slicing, while a serrated edge grips fibrous things such as rope and straps. Color is a real factor too, because a bright handle is harder to lose. Prices run from $54.97 to $63.97, so the choice is more about style than about cost. Rules on carrying folding knives differ by place, so check your local laws first. If you are buying for someone else, a plain model in a bright color is a safe and cheerful gift. If you already own a larger knife, a Subcom makes a good light companion for daily errands.

Keeping a folder working well

Open and close the knife often enough to keep the pivot moving smoothly. Brush out pocket lint with a soft brush and put a drop of light oil on the pivot now and then. Wipe the blade dry after use, and store the knife closed in a dry spot. A quick check of the pivot screw keeps the blade centered and the action smooth, and a clean knife simply lasts longer.

Small folders and the idea of everyday carry

Everyday carry means the few small tools you keep on you without thinking about them. A compact folder is a classic member of that group, because it opens boxes, trims tags and cuts string all day without taking up space. The best ones are light, easy to open with one hand and comfortable in a pocket.

A Subcom in a bright handle also works as a gift for students, new homeowners or anyone who likes to be prepared.