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New German multitool is part Leatherman, part Swiss Army knife
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But it's not the only style of plier-equipped multitool out there, as German legacy knifemaker Böker reminds with the new Naturensöhne MK II NXT, a streamlined multitool that takes on a single-handle format more similar to a Swiss Army knife.
That explains the "Böker" and the "Naturensöhne," now onto the MK II NXT itself...
The multitool looks quite similar to a light Swiss Army knife, albeit with a forest green handle in place of a red one.
The MK II NXT features a 2.8-in drop-point blade as one of its primary tools BökerOf course, the Naturensöhne MK II NXT is far from the first multitool to pack in small fold-out pliers but merely the latest.
The MK II NXT doesn't come from Böker's original Solingen manufacturing facility and features a Naturensöhne logo in place of the classic Tree branding BökerBöker launched the Naturensöhne MK II NXT earlier this month for a retail price of US$128.95.