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Reate Knives PL-XF with Piviot LockAluminium handle Nitro-V blade with stonewash finish

Bestechmann Dundee SheepfootOstap Hel Design G10 handle Sheepfoot blade made of D2 with Black PVD finish

Bestechmann Dundee SheepfootOstap Hel Design G10 handle Sheepfoot blade made of D2 with Gray PVD and Satin finish

GiantMouse ACE Atelier Perfect everyday knife with a total length of 17.3 cm Made in Maniago Italy under highest quality standard Elmax steel The AtelierArt, craft, dance, and music - all the beautiful things that can take place in an Atelier. Aesthetics always play a big role and so it is with the GiantMouse Atelier. What may look at first glance like a Grand (GM's large folder) washed too hot, turns out to be a completely separate knife upon closer inspection.After discontinuing the original GiantMouse, the "Biblio" model, the Atelier takes the place of a small, versatile and beautiful folding knife. The blade shape is largely the same as the Grand: a long, aggressive Swedge give the knife a sporty look, while the handle with its angled end really "digs" into the hand. In keeping with the GiantMouse tradition, this knife also features a heavy solid brass backspacer for optimal balance in the handThe Elmax steel used, from Böhler, is one of the highest performance steels currently available on the market. In addition to the very high edge retention, the alloy is also extremely resistant to rust.Only the name remains to be clarified: while the "Grand" was named after the Grand Hotel in Nuremberg, the Atelier got its name from the bar of the same name in said hotel. Whether the design of the knife was created here during a night of drinking is not exactly known - but it cannot be completely ruled out.Versions: Micarta Green - Titanium Backspacer - Blade Finish: SatinMicarta Red - Titanium backspacer - Blade finish: Stonewashed Titanium (milled Pattern) - Brass backspacer - Blade finish: Satin Carbon fiber - Titanium backspacer blue anodized - Blade finish: SatinElmax steel is a powder metallurgy steel known for its excellent combination of hardness, corrosion resistance and sharpness. Here are some useful information about this material Hardness: Elmax steel has a hardness of about 59-62 HRC (Rockwell hardness), which means it is very resistant to wear and tear. This makes it an ideal material for knife blades that need to be sharp and durable. Corrosion resistance: Elmax steel is very resistant to rust and corrosion. This means that knife blades made from this material last longer and are less susceptible to damage from moisture or other environmental factors.Sharpness: Elmax steel has a very fine grain structure, which gives it exceptional sharpness. This means that knife blades made from this material are very sharp and retain their sharpness longer than blades made from other materials. Workability: Elmax steel is somewhat more difficult to work with than other types of steel due to its high hardness and special composition. It usually requires special tools and techniques to cut and shape it. Applications: Elmax steel is commonly used in the manufacture of high-quality knife blades, as well as other applications such as precision tools, surgical instruments, and aerospace parts.

Opinel mushroom knife oakHandle made of natural-colored, varnished oak wood Curved Sandvik stainless steel blade with serrated spine with boar bristle brush at the end of the handleincludes brown imitation leather/felt case delivered in a gift box

DB Blades VanguardSolid knife from AustraliaMainly handmade by Dominic BinkertSingle numberedHollow-ground Nitro-V steel blade

DB Blades VanguardSolid knife from AustraliaMainly handmade by Dominic BinkertSingle numberedHollow-ground Nitro-V steel blade

Herbertz selection children's knives Children's knife carving knife G10 handle Blade with rounded blade tip made of stainless AISI 440 steel including black nylon sheath with belt loop

Herbertz selection children's knives Children's knife carving knife G10 handle Blade with rounded blade tip made of stainless AISI 440 steel including black nylon sheath with belt loop

Baladeo children's knife PAPAGAYO Children's knife carving knife Ash wood handle Blade with rounded blade tip made of stainless AISI 420 steel red cord included

Opinel Parallele chef's knife set Knife set consisting of 3 chef's knives Beech wood handles Blades made from X50CrMoV15 stainless steel Chef's knife       Handle length 13.2 cm       Blade length 20.0 cm       Weight 140 g Carving knife       Handle length 13.2 cm       Blade length 16.0 cm       Weight 88 g Utility knife       Handle length 9.6 cm       Blade length 8.0 cm       Weight 25 g

Victorinox Hunter Red Pocket knife with 12 functions Handle made of red polyamide with white wildlife emblem Made in Switzerland

Bestech Razon Grzegorz Grabarski Design Titanium handle Magacut blade with black PVD finish

Bestech 9Brrknives Design (Rafal Brzeski)Titanium handleBlade made of M390 with Satin & Flat Satin, Black Stonewash or Hand Satin finish Your Rule #9"Never go anywhere without a knife" - this legendary rule comes from NCIS-Leroy Gibbs. The Rafal Brzeski design from Bestech could prove to be the perfect choice for this rule.The handle made of solid titanium is intricately milled and yet looks very clean. It offers an outstanding design and fits universally well in the hand. A cool detail: The flipper tab is half concealed by the shape of the scales when open, giving the overall look a harmonious appearance.The blade made of satin-finished M390 steel has a curved sheepfoot shape that skilfully echoes the curve of the handle.Other than that, the Bestech 9 has all the features you would expect from a modern framelock folder: ball-bearing blade, lockbar insert, 3D-milled titanium clip and great ergonomics are all on board.So, remember: Never go anywhere without this knife!

Bestech 9Brrknives Design (Rafal Brzeski)Titanium handleBlade made of M390 with Satin & Flat Satin, Black Stonewash or Hand Satin finish Your Rule #9"Never go anywhere without a knife" - this legendary rule comes from NCIS-Leroy Gibbs. The Rafal Brzeski design from Bestech could prove to be the perfect choice for this rule.The handle made of solid titanium is intricately milled and yet looks very clean. It offers an outstanding design and fits universally well in the hand. A cool detail: The flipper tab is half concealed by the shape of the scales when open, giving the overall look a harmonious appearance.The blade made of satin-finished M390 steel has a curved sheepfoot shape that skilfully echoes the curve of the handle.Other than that, the Bestech 9 has all the features you would expect from a modern framelock folder: ball-bearing blade, lockbar insert, 3D-milled titanium clip and great ergonomics are all on board.So, remember: Never go anywhere without this knife!

Lightweight Crossbar-Lock KnifeHandle made of Ultem or G10 Blade made of 10Cr15MoV steel with black, gold, blue, red or pink finish

Daedalus Knife Co. DKC-L1 Lab Front Flipper Justin Lundquist (Justin Lundquist Designs) and Evan Nicolaides (Esynx Knives) DesignAluminum handleClipPoint blade made of 154CM with Belt Satin or Black Stonewash finish The L1 Lab from Daedalus Knife Co. is the first knife from the joint brand of Justin Lundquist and Evan Nicolaides. For this debut, the two have reinterpreted an absolute classic of the knife world: the Remington 1306. This traditional knife is highly sought after among collectors and finding an original copy is not easy at all.The Lab (the name alludes to the labyrinth of King Minos) is basically a highly modern adaptation of the Remington. The handle is particularly striking, with the characteristic grip recesses and the curved handle end having been adopted. Instead of bone or horn, the Lab uses handle scales made of textured aluminum, whose grippy surface is a real experience. You also have a choice of six different color options.The clip point blade made of 154CM steel (incidentally Bob Loveless' favorite steel) has been given a belt satin finish, which gives the knife a modern touch. The long fuller and front flipper are typical of Justin Lundquist. The sturdy linerlock ensures the necessary safety when working. By the way, you don't necessarily have to open this knife with both hands: The discreet front flipper not only blends seamlessly into the design, but also offers a lot of fun.

Daedalus Knife Co. DKC-L1 Lab Front Flipper Justin Lundquist (Justin Lundquist Designs) and Evan Nicolaides (Esynx Knives) DesignAluminum handleClipPoint blade made of 154CM with Belt Satin or Black Stonewash finish The L1 Lab from Daedalus Knife Co. is the first knife from the joint brand of Justin Lundquist and Evan Nicolaides. For this debut, the two have reinterpreted an absolute classic of the knife world: the Remington 1306. This traditional knife is highly sought after among collectors and finding an original copy is not easy at all.The Lab (the name alludes to the labyrinth of King Minos) is basically a highly modern adaptation of the Remington. The handle is particularly striking, with the characteristic grip recesses and the curved handle end having been adopted. Instead of bone or horn, the Lab uses handle scales made of textured aluminum, whose grippy surface is a real experience. You also have a choice of six different color options.The clip point blade made of 154CM steel (incidentally Bob Loveless' favorite steel) has been given a belt satin finish, which gives the knife a modern touch. The long fuller and front flipper are typical of Justin Lundquist. The sturdy linerlock ensures the necessary safety when working. By the way, you don't necessarily have to open this knife with both hands: The discreet front flipper not only blends seamlessly into the design, but also offers a lot of fun.

Daedalus Knife Co. DKC-L1 Lab Front Flipper Justin Lundquist (Justin Lundquist Designs) and Evan Nicolaides (Esynx Knives) DesignAluminum handleClipPoint blade made of 154CM with Belt Satin or Black Stonewash finish The L1 Lab from Daedalus Knife Co. is the first knife from the joint brand of Justin Lundquist and Evan Nicolaides. For this debut, the two have reinterpreted an absolute classic of the knife world: the Remington 1306. This traditional knife is highly sought after among collectors and finding an original copy is not easy at all.The Lab (the name alludes to the labyrinth of King Minos) is basically a highly modern adaptation of the Remington. The handle is particularly striking, with the characteristic grip recesses and the curved handle end having been adopted. Instead of bone or horn, the Lab uses handle scales made of textured aluminum, whose grippy surface is a real experience. You also have a choice of six different color options.The clip point blade made of 154CM steel (incidentally Bob Loveless' favorite steel) has been given a belt satin finish, which gives the knife a modern touch. The long fuller and front flipper are typical of Justin Lundquist. The sturdy linerlock ensures the necessary safety when working. By the way, you don't necessarily have to open this knife with both hands: The discreet front flipper not only blends seamlessly into the design, but also offers a lot of fun.

Daedalus Knife Co. DKC-L1 Lab Front Flipper Justin Lundquist (Justin Lundquist Designs) and Evan Nicolaides (Esynx Knives) DesignAluminum handleClipPoint blade made of 154CM with Belt Satin or Black Stonewash finish The L1 Lab from Daedalus Knife Co. is the first knife from the joint brand of Justin Lundquist and Evan Nicolaides. For this debut, the two have reinterpreted an absolute classic of the knife world: the Remington 1306. This traditional knife is highly sought after among collectors and finding an original copy is not easy at all.The Lab (the name alludes to the labyrinth of King Minos) is basically a highly modern adaptation of the Remington. The handle is particularly striking, with the characteristic grip recesses and the curved handle end having been adopted. Instead of bone or horn, the Lab uses handle scales made of textured aluminum, whose grippy surface is a real experience. You also have a choice of six different color options.The clip point blade made of 154CM steel (incidentally Bob Loveless' favorite steel) has been given a belt satin finish, which gives the knife a modern touch. The long fuller and front flipper are typical of Justin Lundquist. The sturdy linerlock ensures the necessary safety when working. By the way, you don't necessarily have to open this knife with both hands: The discreet front flipper not only blends seamlessly into the design, but also offers a lot of fun.

Daedalus Knife Co. DKC-L1 Lab Front Flipper Justin Lundquist (Justin Lundquist Designs) and Evan Nicolaides (Esynx Knives) DesignAluminum handleClipPoint blade made of 154CM with Belt Satin or Black Stonewash finish The L1 Lab from Daedalus Knife Co. is the first knife from the joint brand of Justin Lundquist and Evan Nicolaides. For this debut, the two have reinterpreted an absolute classic of the knife world: the Remington 1306. This traditional knife is highly sought after among collectors and finding an original copy is not easy at all.The Lab (the name alludes to the labyrinth of King Minos) is basically a highly modern adaptation of the Remington. The handle is particularly striking, with the characteristic grip recesses and the curved handle end having been adopted. Instead of bone or horn, the Lab uses handle scales made of textured aluminum, whose grippy surface is a real experience. You also have a choice of six different color options.The clip point blade made of 154CM steel (incidentally Bob Loveless' favorite steel) has been given a belt satin finish, which gives the knife a modern touch. The long fuller and front flipper are typical of Justin Lundquist. The sturdy linerlock ensures the necessary safety when working. By the way, you don't necessarily have to open this knife with both hands: The discreet front flipper not only blends seamlessly into the design, but also offers a lot of fun.

Spyderco Tenacious R.I.L. Blue Titanium PlainEdge Titanium handle with framelock lockBlade made of 8Cr13MoV with satin finishWith four-way reversible handle Spyderco Tenacious Titanium Blue - A classic in a new lookThe Tenacious is one of Spyderco's best-known and most popular knives for good reason. Now this classic is available in a really cool version: with titanium handle scales and a super sturdy Reeve Integral Lock (R.I.L.), which ensures absolute reliability thanks to the stainless steel insert.The titanium handle scales are not only robust, but also cleverly designed. The inside has been milled so precisely that the weight remains nice and low. Then there's the bright blue anodized finish, which really makes the knife stand out.And what's really practical: You can mount the wide pocket clip in four different positions - depending on whether you want to carry it on the left or right, with the tip up or down.The blade? It's made of 8Cr13MoV stainless steel, flat-ground and has a chic satin finish.

Spyderco Tenacious R.I.L. Blue Titanium Black Blade PlainEdge Titanium handle with framelock lockBlade made of 8Cr13MoV with non-reflective black oxide coating With four-way reversible handle Spyderco Tenacious Titan Black & Blue - A classy upgrade for a classicThe tried-and-tested Tenacious gets an impressive upgrade: With titanium handle scales, a robust Reeve Integral Lock (R.I.L.) and a stainless steel insert, this popular model becomes a particularly high-quality version.But that's not all. The flat-ground blade made from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel is finished with a matt black oxide coating, which not only prevents reflections but also looks great.The wide, four-position clip and the entire handle hardware are also finished in an elegant black to match. These contrasts give the knife a stylish look that perfectly complements the blue anodized titanium handle scales.

Knafs Niños Knife Kit Matt Fitzgerald Design DIY pocket knife kit made of wood made in USA