Best New Knives and EDC

Kershaw's upscale sibling brand quietly unveiled an understated high-end folding cutter with a mechanism it has never used before.

Not only is it more approachable than ever before, but it's also a lot more affordable.

A particularly convenient, secure mechanism is finally emerging as a serious trend in the everyday carry space.

Kershaw is angling for anglers with this wild, unique take on one of its USA-made classics.

The legendary Kit Carson design gets a big technical improvement without losing an iota of its iconic style.

I got hands-on with Vosteed's latest release and am already smitten.

It also comes with an unusual, speedy deployment and impressive materials — all at an incredibly affordable price.

This CRKT knife combines two popular knife styles with spectacular results.

The Buck 110 Folding Hunter has seen a lot of variants over the years, but this especially rare one is extra special.

The fan-favorite Lucas Burnley-designed brand mainstay is back and better than ever before.

A simple, subtle change to the blades makes these angler-friendly cutting tools much more useful in wet conditions.

I have no idea how Fox Knives managed to make this keychain blade so incredibly affordable.

The contest-winning blade design boasts some seriously unique high-end features, and it's already selling fast.

Civivi's latest and (possibly) greatest EDC cutting tool is set to launch right before one of the biggest knife events of the year.

This EDC blade does a masterful job of combining classic style elements with modern materials and mechanisms.

This chunky, formidable folder draws inspiration from a mythical sea monster.

Its stunning industrial-meets-opulent appearance isn't even the best thing about it.

Petrified Fish made its outdoor-ready Eel knife both safer and stronger at the same time.

Handwriting is a beautiful art with numerous benefits, but you need the right utensil for the job.

The strange, ordinance-inspired addition adds an extra layer of style and security.