Knives & Multi-Tools

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

The Microcarry Bober's 13.5mm blade has us wondering: When it comes to everyday tasks, how much "knife" do you really need?

What could possibly make the Bugout better? Try fancier handle scales and higher-quality blade steel.

The Gold Class Necron isn't quite EDC, but it is a classy nod to the 45-year-old brand's roots.

Meet the Flounder 2.0, which packs several handy functions into a diamond-shaped pendant you can tote on a keychain — or around your neck.

WESN's Bard boasts innovative "mid-click" technology, plus some cool new add-ons as its hugely fruitful Kickstarter campaign nears its end.

True to form, the latest iteration of The James Brand’s Barnes arrives with premium ingredients, eye-popping looks and limited quantity.

Aerohart's new Howland XL is inspired by one of America’s most legendary, and enigmatic, aviation pioneers.

Master the physical alchemy of turning one piece of wood into two.

The pen included in many newer models is handy but also quite flimsy until you try this quick trick.

The sharper your knife, the safer it is.

Not all SAKs are created equally.

A controversial class of blades will soon be illegal across the pond. Here's what we know.

Intended for photographers and filmmakers, the Kondor Blue x David Manning collab has applications for just about anyone.

Benchmade's all-new Redoubt EDC knife opts for a tanto blade, a shape that dates back to the age of the samurai.

Among the Screwpop Toolkey II's 17 functions is a handy one we've never seen in a unibody EDC item.

The mythic and weirdly specific world of Japanese kitchen knives, explained.

With the eye-popping Nakarobi, Quintin Middleton has done it again.

Enter the Dacian, which just might make you rethink your trusty folder.

To lighten its load, CJRB's new Capstone Prototype employs a trait more common to fixed blades.