--- product_id: 1461860 title: "Ka-Bar BK11 Becker Necker Neck Knife , Black" brand: "ka-bar" price: "NT$74" currency: TWD in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.tw/products/1461860-ka-bar-bk11-becker-necker-neck-knife-black store_origin: TW region: Taiwan --- # 6.75" overall length, 0.15 lbs - lightweight & concealable Injection-molded glass-filled nylon sheath - ultra tough 1095 Cro-Van steel blade - razor sharp & durable Ka-Bar BK11 Becker Necker Neck Knife , Black **Brand:** ka-bar **Price:** NT$74 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > πŸ–€ Carry Confidence, Cut with Precision β€” The Ka-Bar BK11 Becker Necker ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Ka-Bar BK11 Becker Necker Neck Knife , Black by ka-bar - **How much does it cost?** NT$74 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tw](https://www.desertcart.tw/products/1461860-ka-bar-bk11-becker-necker-neck-knife-black) ## Best For - ka-bar enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted ka-bar brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Survival-Ready Extras:** Includes 550 paracord and compatibility with custom sheath modsβ€”be prepared for wilderness challenges and urban survival alike. - β€’ **Everyday Carry, Elevated:** Compact 6.75-inch profile and featherlight 0.15 lbs weight make it the perfect neck knife for discreet, all-day wear. - β€’ **Built to Endure Extreme Use:** Injection-molded, glass-filled nylon sheath resists wear and tear, ensuring your knife stays secure and protected through any adventure. - β€’ **Tactical Versatility On-the-Go:** Redesigned sheath with TDI metal belt clip enables seamless carry on belt, boot, or tactical vestβ€”ready for any mission. - β€’ **Military-Grade Edge Performance:** Crafted from premium 1095 Cro-Van steel for superior sharpness and edge retention that professionals trust. ## Overview The Ka-Bar BK11 Becker Necker is a compact, fixed-blade neck knife featuring a razor-sharp 3.25-inch 1095 Cro-Van steel blade known for excellent edge retention and ease of sharpening. It comes with a durable injection-molded, glass-filled nylon sheath designed for versatile carry options via a TDI metal belt clip. Weighing just 0.15 pounds and measuring 6.75 inches overall, this knife is engineered for military-grade performance, everyday carry convenience, and rugged outdoor survival. ## Description desertcart.com The Ka-Bar Becker Necker is the quintessential neck knife. The knife is made of 1095 Cro-Van steel, an easy-to-sharpen carbon steel that keeps its edge well. The Becker Necker also includes a black plastic, injection-molded, glass-filled nylon sheath that's designed to work with the TDI metal belt clip. As a result, it's easy to mount the knife to a belt, boot, or tactical vest. Marked with the new Ka-Bar Becker stamp, the Necker is a true high-quality performer. Specifications Stamp: Ka-Bar Becker Edge angle: 15 degrees Blade: 1095 Cro-Van steel Shape: Drop point Pocket clip: N/A Lock style: N/A Grind: Flat Handle material: N/A Blade length: 3-1/4 inches Overall length: 6-3/4 inches Weight: 0.15 pounds Product Description The new Becker Necker is updated with 1095 CroVan steel, a redesigned sheath, and marked with the new BK&T KA-BAR stamps. A black plastic injection molded glass-filled nylon sheath and 550 cord are included. Also note that the revised sheath for the Necker was designed to work with the TDI Metal Belt Clip--this allows for easy on-and-off mounting to a belt, in a boot, or on a tactical vest. Review: Outstanding knife! Buy one! Or two! - I've been carrying an ESEE Izula for quite some time now and really enjoy carry a neck knife, and truly appreciate the added versatility that carrying a fixed blade gives as opposed to carrying a folder. Being a fan of the Izula, I naturally discovered that ESEE had collaborated with Kabar to design the EsKabar neck knife with incorporates the Izula's hand design with the Becker Necker's blade design. Since I already owned the ESEE Izula and have given it tons of use in the woods, I figured I would try something a little different and pick up the Becker Necker. I've owned a number of Becker products in the past and have never been disappointed, so naturally I had high hopes for this knife as well! This knife was no disappointment! Upon receiving the knife, I immediately noticed that it came from the factory with a beautifully sharp and symmetrical blade grind! Nice job Kabar! I then took a few moments to wrap the handle with some trusty 550 paracord and then quickly took to the woods to test this knife out! It handles batoning tasks great, as long as your reasonable and don't try to do anything stupid like baton knotted wood, or baton ridiculous logs of course! Kabar's 1095 CroVan steel held it's edge very admirably and got plenty of work done without needing to be touched up! The grip is more or less a 3-finger grip, but quite comfortable! I didn't find there to be any bad hot-spots or major discomfort while using the knife. However, keep in mind that this style of knife is not designed to be used for hours upon hours of whittling either! One of the tasks I put this knife through was fabricating an Arapuca Bird Trap from saplings in the forest. Then I crafted a figure-4 deadfall to trigger the trap. The knife made easy work of this task, and was a real pleasure to use! The blade size is very nice - not too big, not too small. The blade is small enough to make it convenient for neck carry, yet at the same time not so small to inhibit it's usefulness as a survival knife! As an added bonus, this knife was designed with 2 extra features that the EsKabar and Izula don't have; a bottle opener and wire breaker! I can't honestly say I have found myself in any situations where I've needed to break wire, but I've already put the bottle opener through it's paces, and it works just fine! Overall, I absolutely love this knife! Some people complain the the sheath is a bit too large for neck carry, but I've been carrying this knife for nearly a month now with no issues whatsoever! I did however choose to immediately remove that new added retention lever that Kabar has added to the corner of the sheath. I find it to be way too big and clunky if you plan to carry this knife as a neck knife. I also have no issue with this knife printing under my shirt either. I would highly recommend this knife! Update: I just recently decided to remove the paracord wrap from the handle because I wanted to start using this knife in more "food prep" application to see how it performs, and the paracord would present real problems as far as sanitation goes... (Good luck trying to get raw chicken juice out of paracord!). Anyways, I decided to cut up an apple for my yellow lab, Henry, and I to have for a snack today. The knife performed quite well, and certainly can pull off any task that a paring knife could be used for. Obviously a knife like this isn't the most ideal blade for food prep due to it's thick blade stock, however it certainly gets the job done! I will try to post more shots of my BK11 in action! Stay tuned! Review: The best neck knife I own - It's not what I'd call beautiful, but it is a superb example of the knife makers craft. It is a utilitarian knife, sturdy and well thought out with excellent ergonomics. It arrived sharp, not scary sharp, but that only took a few passes at the strop to change the edge to tissue paper cutting sharp. I'm a big guy, 6'2" and 225 lbs with....mediumish hands. Not small, but not really large. A touch bigger than medium maybe, but the grip fits me just right. The top of the handle fits the heel of my palm without digging in, since it has just enough curve at the butt-end, and the bottom of the grip is just long enough for my pinkie to grasp. The open end that forms the bottle opener doesn't snag inside my pocket, although I may round the edges just slightly. It's very lightweight but sturdy because of the cro-van steel and the temper, which is excellent. The coating is tough and appears that it will be long lasting because it doesn't scratch, even when I gave it enough of a try to mimic the use it will encounter in the field. The full flat grind, in my opinion, isn't ideal for bushcrafting, but it wasn't made as a bushcraft specific knife, rather more general purpose for outdoor, and last ditch tactical use blade. There are better blades for tactical use if that's the main thing you plan on using it for, the grip and butt-end will not make for a good enough thrusting weapon. It certainly slices handily, but again, slicing with a blade this short isn't ideal tactically. Cold Steel makes a few neck knives that will be way better for tactical use and most of them are cheaper and flatter, with excellent retention and release from the sheath, where this knife won't come out fast, smooth or silently *enough* to be of the best service as a desperation weapon. That said, for primarily outdoor use, it will give years of excellent service. I've been collecting knives for almost 6 decades, and this is the best all around, purpose built, neck knife I own, my Mora Eldris being second, if for no other reason than near perfect ergonomics, and a very close third would be my QSP Neckmuk, but that knife and it's chain are so pretty, once my fabulous Norwegian female person sees it, I'll never get my hands on it again, but she's way prettier than I am, so it will look better on her anyway... Overall I give it a 4.5 as there are no perfect knives, and... I'm what people politely call "frugal" when they really mean "cheap" - I'm not cheap, but I remember a time when made in USA meant top quality at a reasonable price, and this knife, for what it is, and how much metal, design, and other items of business overhead is in it, is a touch too expensive, about $45-47 would be more reasonable, given it's small size and glorified plastic sheath, not to mention the parachord necklace rather than GI dog tag ball chain, which I have to buy separately. No one should ever put anything around their neck that can't be broken off in a pinch, especially something that will see serious outdoor use, especially in situations where help is only available by helicopter after you walk to where there's either cell service or the last north American pay phone. Altogether a fine hard use utilitarian tool and I'm glad I bought it, I would recommend it to even a close friend or family member. Good work Ka-Bar, now if you could shave 9 bucks off the price or give it a steel tipped leather sheath, like the WWII Air Corps survival knife and a dog tag chain, then you could even charge a bit more. Now, if only someone would make a 3.25-3.5" Scandi grind, skeleton handled neck knife my quest for the perfect necker would be over. ## Features - nylon - Imported - Used by all brances of miliary and service members - Great for collectors and outdoor services - Tested to ensure quality and durability - BK11 Becker - Neck knife made of 1095 Cro-Van steel - Injection-molded, glass-filled nylon sheath - Compatible with TDI metal belt clip - Marked with Ka-Bar Becker stamp - Measures 6-3/4 inches; weighs 0.15 pounds ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B001N1CBB6 | | Age Range (Description) | Adult | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Best Sellers Rank | #762,358 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #2,693 in Fixed Blade Hunting Knives | | Blade Edge | Plain | | Blade Length | 3.25 inches | | Blade Material | 1095 Cro-Van | | Blade Shape | Drop Point | | Blade Type | Fixed | | Brand | KA-BAR | | Brand Name | KA-BAR | | Color | Black | | Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 707 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00617717200113 | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Handle Material | Metal, Plastic | | Item Length | 6.75 inches | | Item Shape | Elongated | | Item Type Name | Ka-Bar BK11 Becker Necker | | Item Weight | 3.2 ounces | | Manufacturer | Dreme Corp | | Model Name | Becker Necker | | Model Number | BKR11-BRK | | Number of Items | 1 | | Part Number | BKR11-BRK | | Power Source | AC/DC | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Recommended Uses For Product | Camping | | Reusability | Reusable | | Set Name | Necker Knife Set (Knife, Sheath, Paracord) | | Size | 3.3" | | Special Feature | Lightweight | | Special Features | Lightweight | | Style | Modern | | Theme | Survival | | UPC | 611102223060 521227394166 971482980220 617717200113 012302118055 977175687414 | | Unit Count | 1 Ounce | | Warranty Description | manufacturer | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** Adult - **Blade Length:** 3.25 Inches - **Blade Material:** 1095 Cro-Van - **Brand:** KA-BAR - **Color:** Black - **Handle Material:** Metal, Plastic - **Model Name:** Becker Necker - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Camping - **Special Feature:** Lightweight - **Style:** Modern ## Images ![Ka-Bar BK11 Becker Necker Neck Knife , Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61evL-BtjuL.jpg) ![Ka-Bar BK11 Becker Necker Neck Knife , Black - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Pszvuub4L.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Outstanding knife! Buy one! Or two! *by D***N on May 5, 2016* I've been carrying an ESEE Izula for quite some time now and really enjoy carry a neck knife, and truly appreciate the added versatility that carrying a fixed blade gives as opposed to carrying a folder. Being a fan of the Izula, I naturally discovered that ESEE had collaborated with Kabar to design the EsKabar neck knife with incorporates the Izula's hand design with the Becker Necker's blade design. Since I already owned the ESEE Izula and have given it tons of use in the woods, I figured I would try something a little different and pick up the Becker Necker. I've owned a number of Becker products in the past and have never been disappointed, so naturally I had high hopes for this knife as well! This knife was no disappointment! Upon receiving the knife, I immediately noticed that it came from the factory with a beautifully sharp and symmetrical blade grind! Nice job Kabar! I then took a few moments to wrap the handle with some trusty 550 paracord and then quickly took to the woods to test this knife out! It handles batoning tasks great, as long as your reasonable and don't try to do anything stupid like baton knotted wood, or baton ridiculous logs of course! Kabar's 1095 CroVan steel held it's edge very admirably and got plenty of work done without needing to be touched up! The grip is more or less a 3-finger grip, but quite comfortable! I didn't find there to be any bad hot-spots or major discomfort while using the knife. However, keep in mind that this style of knife is not designed to be used for hours upon hours of whittling either! One of the tasks I put this knife through was fabricating an Arapuca Bird Trap from saplings in the forest. Then I crafted a figure-4 deadfall to trigger the trap. The knife made easy work of this task, and was a real pleasure to use! The blade size is very nice - not too big, not too small. The blade is small enough to make it convenient for neck carry, yet at the same time not so small to inhibit it's usefulness as a survival knife! As an added bonus, this knife was designed with 2 extra features that the EsKabar and Izula don't have; a bottle opener and wire breaker! I can't honestly say I have found myself in any situations where I've needed to break wire, but I've already put the bottle opener through it's paces, and it works just fine! Overall, I absolutely love this knife! Some people complain the the sheath is a bit too large for neck carry, but I've been carrying this knife for nearly a month now with no issues whatsoever! I did however choose to immediately remove that new added retention lever that Kabar has added to the corner of the sheath. I find it to be way too big and clunky if you plan to carry this knife as a neck knife. I also have no issue with this knife printing under my shirt either. I would highly recommend this knife! Update: I just recently decided to remove the paracord wrap from the handle because I wanted to start using this knife in more "food prep" application to see how it performs, and the paracord would present real problems as far as sanitation goes... (Good luck trying to get raw chicken juice out of paracord!). Anyways, I decided to cut up an apple for my yellow lab, Henry, and I to have for a snack today. The knife performed quite well, and certainly can pull off any task that a paring knife could be used for. Obviously a knife like this isn't the most ideal blade for food prep due to it's thick blade stock, however it certainly gets the job done! I will try to post more shots of my BK11 in action! Stay tuned! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best neck knife I own *by M***G on October 23, 2022* It's not what I'd call beautiful, but it is a superb example of the knife makers craft. It is a utilitarian knife, sturdy and well thought out with excellent ergonomics. It arrived sharp, not scary sharp, but that only took a few passes at the strop to change the edge to tissue paper cutting sharp. I'm a big guy, 6'2" and 225 lbs with....mediumish hands. Not small, but not really large. A touch bigger than medium maybe, but the grip fits me just right. The top of the handle fits the heel of my palm without digging in, since it has just enough curve at the butt-end, and the bottom of the grip is just long enough for my pinkie to grasp. The open end that forms the bottle opener doesn't snag inside my pocket, although I may round the edges just slightly. It's very lightweight but sturdy because of the cro-van steel and the temper, which is excellent. The coating is tough and appears that it will be long lasting because it doesn't scratch, even when I gave it enough of a try to mimic the use it will encounter in the field. The full flat grind, in my opinion, isn't ideal for bushcrafting, but it wasn't made as a bushcraft specific knife, rather more general purpose for outdoor, and last ditch tactical use blade. There are better blades for tactical use if that's the main thing you plan on using it for, the grip and butt-end will not make for a good enough thrusting weapon. It certainly slices handily, but again, slicing with a blade this short isn't ideal tactically. Cold Steel makes a few neck knives that will be way better for tactical use and most of them are cheaper and flatter, with excellent retention and release from the sheath, where this knife won't come out fast, smooth or silently *enough* to be of the best service as a desperation weapon. That said, for primarily outdoor use, it will give years of excellent service. I've been collecting knives for almost 6 decades, and this is the best all around, purpose built, neck knife I own, my Mora Eldris being second, if for no other reason than near perfect ergonomics, and a very close third would be my QSP Neckmuk, but that knife and it's chain are so pretty, once my fabulous Norwegian female person sees it, I'll never get my hands on it again, but she's way prettier than I am, so it will look better on her anyway... Overall I give it a 4.5 as there are no perfect knives, and... I'm what people politely call "frugal" when they really mean "cheap" - I'm not cheap, but I remember a time when made in USA meant top quality at a reasonable price, and this knife, for what it is, and how much metal, design, and other items of business overhead is in it, is a touch too expensive, about $45-47 would be more reasonable, given it's small size and glorified plastic sheath, not to mention the parachord necklace rather than GI dog tag ball chain, which I have to buy separately. No one should ever put anything around their neck that can't be broken off in a pinch, especially something that will see serious outdoor use, especially in situations where help is only available by helicopter after you walk to where there's either cell service or the last north American pay phone. Altogether a fine hard use utilitarian tool and I'm glad I bought it, I would recommend it to even a close friend or family member. Good work Ka-Bar, now if you could shave 9 bucks off the price or give it a steel tipped leather sheath, like the WWII Air Corps survival knife and a dog tag chain, then you could even charge a bit more. Now, if only someone would make a 3.25-3.5" Scandi grind, skeleton handled neck knife my quest for the perfect necker would be over. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Two years later, still going. *by R***J on November 9, 2012* What a great knife. Right out of the box it is very sharp. I have been carrying this knife for a week now and love it. I carry the knife horizontal on my belt and right hand draw it when needed, you don't even know the knife is there until you need it! Good job KaBar. Added 5/23/16: I've been carrying this knife for around 2 years now. There was no way I was going to let the short review (above) stand as the last word on this knife. It is still going strong after all of the use I've given it. The knife deserves a longer review! The knife still has a good edge on it. I sharpen it from time to time with my diamond sharpener kit. I'll pull it out, clean it up, and use it to cut produce when I'm in the kitchen at work and can't find a good sharp knife. I'll even use it as a tool. I don't get real crazy with it but I've unlocked doors like you would typically use a credit card. Just take it easy with it and take my time, it works fine. I'm still using the original holster and carry it horizontally at my left waist. I'm even using the paracord that came with it to mount it to my belt. As you can see in the picture I never did wrap the handle, I like the handle bare for better clean up. I put this thing through a beating. You can see where some of the paint is scuffed off at the end of the handle from bumping into stuff, I don't mind since it gives it character. Holding the knife it is well balanced. It is light enough to carry and not weigh you down, but strong enough to last all this time. There are many options as to what you can do with the handle. I've even seen people make wooden handles for them. I get a lot of compliments on this knife. People constantly asking to see it. I gladly show it to those that I know, and don't hand it to strangers! I remember when I was first looking for a fixed blade knife to carry as I do this one, I was considering others. I'm really glad I went with this Ka-Bar. It has been money well spent. With the knife sharpening kit in tow, I don't mind taking this knife on any camping, hiking, fishing, hunting trip. Use it at work all the time. It's good to have in the event of self defense since no other weapons are allowed on the premises. There is no other like it or equivalent in quality, at least that I have seen. You won't be disappointed in this knife, I haven't been. I'll check back in a few more years and let you know how it's going! ## Frequently Bought Together - Ka-Bar BK11 Becker Necker Neck Knife , Black - Ka-Bar Metal Belt Clip for TDI Knives, Black, Small - Ka Bar Becker Necker BK11 G10 Knife Handle Scales for Becker BK 11 (Black) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tw/products/1461860-ka-bar-bk11-becker-necker-neck-knife-black](https://www.desertcart.tw/products/1461860-ka-bar-bk11-becker-necker-neck-knife-black) --- *Product available on Desertcart Taiwan* *Store origin: TW* *Last updated: 2026-10-16*