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Null Knives Voodoo Doll – compact evolution of the Voodoo Vanax SuperClean blade, hollow ground, 81 mm Blade stock: 3.4 mm Weight: approx. 90 g Available in Micarta and Carbon Fiber handle options, as well as a Damasteel blade version Sean Lum started Null Knives in New York in 2020 — not as a trained knifemaker, but as a designer and long-time enthusiast who knew exactly what was missing from the knives already out there. The Voodoo caught the community off guard: organic lines, ergonomics that disappear in the hand, and blade geometry that cuts sharper than it looks. Within a few years, Null Knives had become one of the most talked-about small brands in the production knife segment. The Voodoo Doll is the next question Sean asked himself: what happens when you think the same concept smaller? He didn't just scale it down. The blade went from 91 mm to 81 mm, stock thinned from 3.7 to 3.4 mm, and at the same time he reworked the grind — shifted the plunge grind closer to the handle, raised the grind line. The result cuts sharper than the original, in a knife that fits better in your pocket. Vanax SuperClean handles the blade steel. For a knife that goes through rain, sweat, and kitchen use every day, it's an honest choice: excellent corrosion resistance, long edge retention, no babying required. 90 g at 81 mm of blade. If you've ever carried a knife that felt too light, you know why that matters. Available Configurations Natural Micarta Warm, light tone. Picks up a patina over time that looks different on every knife. Black Micarta The one that goes everywhere without drawing attention. Green Micarta A muted green with more character than black but less contrast than carbon fiber. Weave Carbon Fiber The classic carbon fiber pattern. Light, stiff, clean. Purple Haze Carbon Fiber A shifting iridescent effect in the purple range. Looks different depending on the light. Gold Camo Carbon Fiber Warmer tones in a camo pattern. Stands out without being obnoxious about it. Black Camo Carbon Fiber Dark camo in carbon fiber. Subtle, but with depth. Damasteel / Black Camo Carbon Fiber Damasteel blades carry an etched pattern that's different on every single knife. No two are alike. Paired with the Black Camo CF scales, this is something you'd carry every day and still want to put on a shelf. Dimensions & Weight Blade length: 81 mm, cutting edge: 76 mm Blade stock: 3.4 mm Weight: approx. 90 g

Bold. Loud. Unapologetically expressive. With the Vandal, NULL KNIVES presents a folding knife shaped by the spirit of New York street culture—bold, uncompromising, and full of character. Inspired by the graffiti and hip-hop scenes of the 1980s and ’90s, the Vandal combines functional strength with an unmistakably urban design language. More than two years of development went into this model. The goal was to create a large folder with strong visual presence that still carries easily in everyday life. Specifications: Blade steel: Vanax SuperClean – stainless, extremely edge-retentive, and highly corrosion-resistant Blade shape: Compound Ground Tanto Handle materials depending on variant: FatCarbon, Micarta, or Titanium Whether clean and classic or strikingly patterned – the Vandal is available in seven configurations, including true collector’s pieces. While it shares some design DNA with the Voodoo, this is a completely new knife from the ground up.

Null Knives Voodoo Titanium handle with micarta or carbon fiber scales Sheepfoot blade Blade made of M390 with Acidwashed, Stonewashed or Hand Rubbed Satin Finish

With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original. The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again. MagnaCut instead of S90V The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC. Redesigned pivot system The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking. Reduced weight Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry. Blade cutout for multiple opening methods In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort. Refined clip The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw. Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one. Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind. This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.

With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original. The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again. MagnaCut instead of S90V The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC. Redesigned pivot system The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking. Reduced weight Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry. Blade cutout for multiple opening methods In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort. Refined clip The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw. Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one. Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind. This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.

With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original. The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again. MagnaCut instead of S90V The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC. Redesigned pivot system The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking. Reduced weight Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry. Blade cutout for multiple opening methods In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort. Refined clip The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw. Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one. Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind. This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.

With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original. The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again. MagnaCut instead of S90V The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC. Redesigned pivot system The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking. Reduced weight Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry. Blade cutout for multiple opening methods In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort. Refined clip The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw. Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one. Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind. This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.

With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original. The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again. MagnaCut instead of S90V The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC. Redesigned pivot system The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking. Reduced weight Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry. Blade cutout for multiple opening methods In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort. Refined clip The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw. Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one. Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind. This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.

With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original. The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again. MagnaCut instead of S90V The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC. Redesigned pivot system The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking. Reduced weight Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry. Blade cutout for multiple opening methods In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort. Refined clip The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw. Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one. Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind. This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.

With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original. The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again. MagnaCut instead of S90V The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC. Redesigned pivot system The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking. Reduced weight Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry. Blade cutout for multiple opening methods In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort. Refined clip The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw. Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one. Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind. This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.

Canvas Micarta Scales for your Null Knives Voodoo

Null Knives Raikou Black / GoldSuccessor of the Null Knives Raiden model Titanium handle with Satin Finish  Wharncliffe blade made of CPM S90V with Belt Satin Finish

Null Knives Raikou Hardware Kit Satin Hardware kit for your Null Knives Raikouincluding needed screws, pivot  and thumb pins

Null Knives Raikou DarkTi Kit Blue DarkTi Kit for the Null Knives Raikouincluding clip, backspacer and tri-studs

Null Knives GraceDesign collaboration between Sean Null and Brandon Corbin of CorbinSteelWRXBöhler M390 steelmade by Reate Null Knives X CorbinSteelWRXThe Grace from Null Knives is basically a small-series version of the custom Grace from Brandon Corbin. For this project, Sean (Null Knives) and Brandon (CorbinSteelWRX) have teamed up to deliver an absolutely impressive, state-of-the-art EDC knife. The most striking feature is the blade with a very pronounced compound grind: a very finely executed hollow grind meets a very nasty, extremely robust tip. This gives you a robust blade that is also easy to cut and great to work with. The ball bearings ensure that the Grace runs remarkably smoothly. The Grace is available both with and without inlays in the titanium grip shells - there is something for every taste. If you really want to take it to the extreme: there is also a version with clip, thumbstud and backspacer made of black zirconium.Like all Null Knives, the Grace is manufactured to the highest quality standards by Reate..

Null Knives x MK Patch SetThe set consists of two patches and 3 random stickers  "Fatality" Set = 1 x Fatality Patch + 1 x Null Knives Logo Patch"Finish Him" = 1 x Finish Him Patch  1 x Flawless Victory PatchBlue or all Blackwith Velcro backDimensions: Circa: 5 x 2.5 cm  resp. 2.5 x 2.5 cm

Null Knives Voodoo Hardware Kit GoldHardware kit for the Null Knives Voodoo including needed screws, pivot pins and thumb pins

Null Knives Voodoo DarkTi Kit blue-violet DarkTi Kit for the Null Knives Voodoo DarkTi by Chad Nicholsincluding clip, backspacer and tri-studs

Null Knives Raiden DamascusRaiden with a blade made of Damasteel (Hakkapella Pattern) - (rust resistant)Hardware: Backspacer, pin and clip made of Darkti Damascus by Chad NicholsHandle material: Copper Camo by Fat Carbon

Null Knives Sentry Pouch 2.0 EDC storage pouch made from waterproof, waxed canvas approx. 10 x 15 cm in size weighs approx. 340g front side: 1 zip pocket 3.8 cm long Velcro fastener for patches Back: 1 large pocket (open) 2 smaller pockets (open)