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This is a photo of what I consider to be one of the most ignored and yet brilliant folding knives available in today's market; the Boker Plus Automat Kalashnikov 101. It is a big knife that can be deployed either by flipper or thumb-disc (which I prefer). The handle is very ergonomic. The knife has a bayonet-style pocket clip. It is fairly slim. The blade steel is 440, but Boker does a good job with it. I would LOVE to see Boker make this available in S30V blade steel with G10 handle scales. I actually consider this to be one of the better "buys" out there.

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