Knives & Multi-Tools

Photographer Chris Burkard explains his kit for capturing nature in the Oregon wilderness.

Most day hikes require a peanut butter sandwich, a water bottle and maybe some bug spray. But for the weekend warrior who wants to crush in one day what most people stroll in three, there are a few indispensables.

Sometimes the mountains just call your name. Whether you’ve got a season to train for a summit bit up Mt.

No, it’s not made especially for a zombie outbreak. The Lansky T.A.S.K.

Sure, you’ve used an Opinel blade to eat — but that was a skewer of venison charred over a kindling fire under the stars. Enjoy quality cutlery under different circumstances with Opinel’s Bon Apetit Table Knives ($70).

Knives for a pro to show

Illumin-Aughty

A baker's dozen for the culinary nut

Jump starting your adventure kit

At your beHEST

Serious Cleavage

Budget-chopper

Knife Light

Hatchet Job

Sharpest tool(s) in the shed

A cut above

The ray out

KA-BAR has been churning out incredible knife after knife since its founding in 1898. The latest film from Common Machine Prod.

Oh you fancy now

Leave it to Cleaver