Knives & Multi-Tools

Straightforward tasks call for simple tools. But simple can always be better.

Artisan Cutlery's Cleo employs a locking mechanism that's having a moment right now.

Is the combo of handles and timing on these Mini Bugouts mere coincidence, or is something deeper going on?

The five Clear colorways of The James Brand's Palmer utility knife cost a whopping 34 percent less than the original version.

This limited-edition treatment of the ultra-premium ARC delivers the same game-changing functionality in a whole new package.

Meet CRKT's Pup Liner Lock, which just might be the rightful heir to the award-winning CEO.

The man behind the Blade Show sensation CEO flipper is back with an equally impressive, much higher-end new offering.

Civivi’s Yonder was the toast of Blade Show 2024 — and soon you’ll be able to actually buy it.

Craighill's uniquely opening Sidewinder Mini weighs less than a golf ball.

Hint: Starts with an M and ends with a T.

You've never seen tributes to the iconic Pocket Survival Tool like these performance-enhancing new Bond treatments before.

Thanks to ports that can accept a variety of heads, the tiny Ti-One arguably has dozens of micro uses.

This type of pocket knife doesn't get enough attention. Maybe that's the point.

There's no hiding the steel on the Civivi Hid, which should come in quite handy off the beaten path.

Peter Buchanan-Smith plans to rebuild the cult outdoors brand he started in 2009, one hand-forged axe at a time.

The smaller spinoff of the groundbreaking Narrows is breathtakingly sleek and light.

In addition to resembling alien weaponry, the Titanium Blade Shadow splits in half to deploy a steel wire saw.

Orbitkey follows up on its incredibly popular key organizer with an upgrade that lets you access the goods with one hand.

Thanks to a carbon fiber handle, The James Brand's newest Carter is also its lightest.

This collab with the Malloy brothers boasts MagnaCut, Micarta and, yes, a fixed blade.