Breathtaking, unreal, and shrouded in mystery, the iconic ruins of Machu Picchu are perched high in the Andes, nestled between Young Mountain (Huayna Picchu) and Old Mountain (Machu Picchu). Built in the 15th century, these 216 stone structures on terraced levels exemplify the advanced civilization of South America and are revered as the origin of the sun god Inti's cult. Capturing the essence of the Incas, Boker presents the Magnum Huayna, an EDC pocket knife that features a captivating design. Its ball-bearing 440B drop-point blade with a satin finish makes light work of everyday tasks. The knife opens smoothly with a removable thumb rest, and a robust linerlock securely holds the blade during use. The blue G10 handle, textured for a non-slip grip and reminiscent of Incan stonework, enhances its celestial charm. Equipped with a lanyard hole and a tip-up clip, the Magnum Huayna combines functionality with a striking aesthetic.