The Boker Mini Redencion by Ramon Chaves blends masterful design with bold character, resulting in a compact automatic knife that reflects both craftsmanship and intensity. Designed by the US knifemaker of Mexican heritage, it carries forward his philosophy of durability and uncompromising construction. From his early introduction to knife making through a Boker slip-joint gifted by his father to launching his own designs in 2010, Chaves has built a reputation for robust, functional tools, and the Mini Redencion embodies that approach in its purest form.

At its core is a drop-point blade made from powder-metallurgical CPM MagnaCut (62–63 HRC), offering an outstanding combination of edge retention, toughness, hardness, and corrosion resistance. A decorative ricasso and jimping on the spine transition into a solid, ergonomic black aluminum handle designed for control and comfort. The knife features a push-button automatic opening system with a Button Lock mechanism for secure operation. Additional details include a titanium skull-pattern pocket clip and a red aluminum backspacer with a concealed lanyard hole. Handcrafted in the Boker Manufactory in Solingen, it is delivered with a premium felt case.