Designer Jesper Voxnaes has taken on the essential characteristics of the rhinoceros that gives the knife its name, and with the Boker Plus Rhino has created a powerful outdoor knife with an awe-inspiring appearance. Equipped with a modified sheepfoot blade made of D2, the Rhino, which is constructed of full tang, prefers to feed on everyday cutting tasks such as cardboard boxes, ropes or coarse branches. The sturdy blade echoes the shape of the raised animal's head and is protected from scratches and corrosion by the black powder coating. The contoured handle scales made of black micarta lie snugly in the hand and let the Rhino snort aggressively. As a visual contrast, copper studs are worked into the handle, the rear one of which is hollow and can be used as a lanyard hole. The Rhino has long since asserted its territorial claim in the Kydex sheath that comes with it, and which can be worn as a neck-knife thanks to the lanyard.