Knives & Multi-Tools

Cult-hit brand Knafs has launched an outstanding new discreet slicer, marking its first foray into cutting tool manufacturing.

Developed in collaboration with a German hunting outfitter, the frill-free MEK is a minimalist masterpiece.

While its clever customization is clearly a major highlight, this knife also boasts extremely solid materials.

From transformability to adaptability to unlikely foldability, the latest drops aren't afraid to blaze new trails.

Boasting premium ingredients and frictionless functionality, the Bitz states its case as much more than a gimmick.

Available in eight different variants, the Quasar just might have emerged from the cosmos to help you cut boxes with a bit more panache.

The Triptych also happens to be pretty dang sleek, handy and affordable too.

Not nearly as cute as its name suggests, this knife is highly robust and versatile ... if a bit on the more compact side of the spectrum.

What do you get when you combine a razor and a chisel? Jon Graham’s delightfully handy Razel, of course.

Once again, this Scandinavian outfit has delivered an impressive, never-before-seen, trailblazing device ideal for outdoor adventure.

Iconic knife maintenance brand Work Sharp waited a long time to enter the knife-making game — with a bang.

This stellar cutting tool comes in four configurations: two highly affordable yet hard-working ones and two with a popular super steel.

Though few in number, this week's drops are highly varied, including a WWII spy dagger, a chunky camp cooking chopper and a literal pen knife.

Named for the Norse god of poetry, the Midgards Messer Bragi Mini Folder is nothing short of beguiling.

Emerson knows a thing or two about building sturdy, reliable EDC knives. The brand also knows how to listen to customer feedback.

This Cobratec offering is a fully functional everyday carry writing utensil with a secondary feature that gives it a serious edge.

Titaner’s Dragon Pearl Titanium Dream Pen promises to be the last pen you — or your great grandkids — ever need to buy.

Designed for concealed carry, it's a quirky and simple yet formidable tool steeped in rich espionage history.

This button lock flipper was already an outlier for the brand. Now, it might be a grail-level EDC collector's dreamboat.

Thanks to its unique geometry, Tenable’s beefy Bömbur may be even more aptly named than the designer or brand intended.