Knives & Multi-Tools

With so many configurations to choose from, this cutting tool has something to offer for everyone — seriously.

While it could easily replace your wallet, its numerous other functions make this pocket-friendly tool even more valuable.

The latest release from Tenable Knives has got to be the finest blade ever inspired by an industrious, semiaquatic rodent.

This blade's combination of materials, mechanisms and construction makes it more robust than some fixed blades.

After 80 years, the brand has opened a new factory in the USA. This is the first knife to roll off the line, and it's spectacular.

Just over a decade since its initial run, this curvy folder returns with a redesign marked by some noteworthy updates.

Once again, it's been penned by Bob Terzuola, the CIA's former knifemaker and the man who literally wrote the book on tactical knives.

The robust silhouette and top-notch construction remain in this more carry-friendly edition of a rugged pocket blade.

Böker teams up with Lucas Burnley for a minimalist MagnaCut masterpiece.

Thanks to Gerber and The James Brand, the epicenter of the American knife and EDC industry had a big week.

By combining the features of three popular styles, this cutting tool increases both its overall utility and uniqueness.

Bolstering its blade, the whimsical Fire Ant ingeniously incorporates an additional handy implement within its handle.

This might be the most rugged edition of what is inarguably the Glesser family brand's most important release ever.

With its many odd but useful features, this unusual cutting tool makes a strong case for an atypical pocket knife category.

The avian-inspired Blackjay complements its good looks with multiple deployment methods and a user-friendly button lock.

The blade's unique shape may look odd to some, but it packs a wallop when it comes to essential EDC cutting tasks.

The styling is unmistakably Japanese, but the construction — including its button-actuated compression lock — is decidedly contemporary.

The stripped-down Shard DT offers fewer functions than its predecessor. Then again, numbers aren't everything.

The young protagonist from the hit series doesn't go anywhere without her trusty blade. Here's how to get one of your own.

Riding discreetly on your keychain, the aptly named Driver offers a good deal more than screw-turning bona fides.