Knives

The Range Series of knives from Buck sets the tone for this legendary manufacturer to be around for another century.

The Benchmade Successor comes with a unique sheath that allows for discrete carry.

A novel blade shape, outstanding materials, and unparalleled craftsmanship make the Confidente one of the best all-around workhouse blades.

CRKT hits an EDC home run. With its understated beauty and sophistication, the Q Compact is a classy option for a daily carry pocket knife.

Having a knife designed by one of the most knowledgeable knife and tool people of our day pays off in spades with the CJRB Maximal.

A bespoke pairing between EDC brands, Olight and Oknife, the AION blends precision, class, and strength.

Vosteed resurrects an obscure blade shape, largely unseen for 150 years, to give rise to the do-everything Shilin Cutter.

I thrashed the Leatherman Glider for 2 months to find out that this is one hard-wearing EDC pocket knife.

The Morakniv Companion is simplicity and value distilled into the archetype of what an affordable backcountry knife should be.

A few tweaks in design allow CIVIVI’s Baby Banter 2 TG to outperform expectations of its discreet, unassuming size.

Ken Onion is a household name in the knife world, and now his son, Ken Onion Jr., enters the world of production knives with the…

As smaller fixed-blade knives trend in popularity, CRKT proves that a little can go a long way with its Minimalist line. Out of the eight…

The Bowie knife isn’t just historically significant; it’s also a classic design that can eliminate the need for multiple tools.

A cottage-brand knife with custom flair, the Grailer 4 has premium materials and an outstanding build. You just need to ship it from Europe.