Auxiliary Manufacturing Coffin Tanto
Beim Auxiliary Manufacturing Coffin Tanto zeigt Mike Jarvis einmal mehr, warum seine Designs in der EDC-Szene so beliebt sind.
Die Idee dahinter lässt sich ziemlich einfach erklären: Stell dir vor, ein Tanto und ein Sargdeckel hätten beschlossen, gemeinsam ein Taschenmesser zu werden. Genau so sieht das Ergebnis aus – und erstaunlicherweise funktioniert diese Mischung ziemlich gut.
Gefertigt wird auch dieses Modell von Miguron Knives. Der Hersteller hat sich in den letzten Jahren einen starken Ruf für präzise CNC-Fertigung, saubere Passungen und konstant hohe Serienqualität aufgebaut.
Die etwa 7 cm lange Klinge aus 14C28N bringt alles mit, was man von einem modernen Messerstahl erwartet: hohe Rostträgheit, gute Schnitthaltigkeit und eine unkomplizierte Pflege. Gerade die Tanto-Spitze spielt ihre Stärken bei präzisen Schnitten und bei Materialien aus, bei denen eine stabile Spitze gefragt ist.
Der Name kommt natürlich vom Griffdesign. Die typische Coffin-Form erinnert an einen Sargdeckel – kantig, markant und gleichzeitig überraschend ergonomisch. Dadurch liegt das Messer sicher in der Hand und hebt sich optisch deutlich von vielen klassischen EDC-Foldern ab.
Highlights
Design von Mike Jarvis – markantes Tanto mit eigenständigem Charakter
14C28N Stahl – rostträge, schnitthaltig und pflegeleicht
Tanto-Klinge – stabile Spitze für präzise Schneidarbeiten
Coffin-Griffdesign – markante Form mit überraschend guter Ergonomie
Gefertigt von Miguron – präzise CNC-Fertigung und saubere Verarbeitung
Trotz seines auffälligen Designs bleibt das Coffin Tanto ein echtes EDC-Messer. Kompakt genug für die Hosentasche, praktisch genug für den Alltag und mit genug Charakter, dass es garantiert nicht wie der nächste Standardfolder wirkt.
Unterm Strich: Tanto-Power, eigenständiges Design und genau die richtige Portion Charakter für den Alltag.
1946 Slipjoint – Tradition Meets Modern Design
Keith Griffin – the creative mind behind Combat Beads and the Griffin Company – has a soft spot for slipjoints. Especially for this one: the 1946 Slipjoint.
It’s a tribute to his father’s pocketknife, born in 1946 – a man who, like many of his generation, never left the house without a knife in his pocket. Back then, a pocketknife wasn’t just a tool, but part of everyday life: practical, reliable, and always ready.
With the 1946, you don’t get a retro remake – you get exactly what Griffin is known for: a thoroughly modern design with strong roots in tradition.
Details:
Titanium frame with bold bolsters
Inlays in brass, micarta, or carbon
3D-milled titanium pocket clip
CPM S90V drop point blade with long pull and half stop
The dual fullers, slicey drop point blade, and confident half stop make the 1946 both versatile and perfectly suited for everyday use. Whether you prefer the warm look of brass or the sleek feel of carbon, the choice of materials lets you steer the design toward classic or modern.
Discreet in the pocket, timeless in design – the 1946 is built to be carried and used every single day.
1946 Slipjoint – Tradition Meets Modern Design
Keith Griffin – the creative mind behind Combat Beads and the Griffin Company – has a soft spot for slipjoints. Especially for this one: the 1946 Slipjoint.
It’s a tribute to his father’s pocketknife, born in 1946 – a man who, like many of his generation, never left the house without a knife in his pocket. Back then, a pocketknife wasn’t just a tool, but part of everyday life: practical, reliable, and always ready.
With the 1946, you don’t get a retro remake – you get exactly what Griffin is known for: a thoroughly modern design with strong roots in tradition.
Details:
Titanium frame with bold bolsters
Inlays in brass, micarta, or carbon
3D-milled titanium pocket clip
CPM S90V drop point blade with long pull and half stop
The dual fullers, slicey drop point blade, and confident half stop make the 1946 both versatile and perfectly suited for everyday use. Whether you prefer the warm look of brass or the sleek feel of carbon, the choice of materials lets you steer the design toward classic or modern.
Discreet in the pocket, timeless in design – the 1946 is built to be carried and used every single day.
Jack Wolf Knives Gunslinger Jackwood handle Hollow ground S90V bladewith matching color clip and additional clip insertThe Gunslinger Jack is the first front flipper from Jack Wolf Knives and features an innovative (bolster) frame lock. With just a smooth handle you can open the knife effortlessly and lock it securely.
A special highlight of the Gunslinger Jack is the color-coordinated clip, which gives your knife an individual look. However, you also have the option to wear the knife without the clip. Included is a color-matched clip insert that gives you an alternative carrying option.
The Gunslinger Jack is also distinguished by its high-quality S90V hollow ground steel. This steel is known for its excellent edge retention and durability. Whether you're doing precision cutting work or finding yourself in challenging situations, the Gunslinger Jack is always reliable at your side.
Jack Wolf Knives has created with the Gunslinger Jack a knife that is not only functional and reliable, but also convinces with its unique design. The combination of first-class workmanship, innovative locking and color-coordinated details makes this knife a real eye-catcher.
Jack Wolf Knives Gunslinger JackTitanium handle Hollow ground S90V bladewith matching color clip and additional clip insertThe Gunslinger Jack is the first front flipper from Jack Wolf Knives and features an innovative (bolster) frame lock. With just a smooth handle you can open the knife effortlessly and lock it securely.
A special highlight of the Gunslinger Jack is the color-coordinated clip, which gives your knife an individual look. However, you also have the option to wear the knife without the clip. Included is a color-matched clip insert that gives you an alternative carrying option.
The Gunslinger Jack is also distinguished by its high-quality S90V hollow ground steel. This steel is known for its excellent edge retention and durability. Whether you're doing precision cutting work or finding yourself in challenging situations, the Gunslinger Jack is always reliable at your side.
Jack Wolf Knives has created with the Gunslinger Jack a knife that is not only functional and reliable, but also convinces with its unique design. The combination of first-class workmanship, innovative locking and color-coordinated details makes this knife a real eye-catcher.
Ready for Any Adventure
Ahoy, adventurer! Say hello to the GiantMouse Iona Sailor – your versatile companion that performs just as well on the open sea as it does at your desk at home. Inspired by the old legend of sailors who had to break the tips off their knives before boarding, the Iona Sailor features the perfect blade shape: safe, seriously sharp, and ready to tackle any task without putting you—or anyone else—at risk.
The strongly curved blade allows for smooth, controlled cuts through rope, packaging, or even vegetables. Made from CPM S90V, it delivers outstanding edge retention along with excellent corrosion resistance. That means long-lasting sharpness, minimal maintenance, and dependable performance wherever your daily adventures take you.
You can choose between two distinct personalities: the sleek Black Sailor with a satin-finished blade and black FRN handles, or the rugged Wolf Gray featuring a stonewashed blade and gray handles built for tougher environments. The lightweight, grippy FRN scales feel secure and comfortable in hand, while the reliable Liner Lock keeps the blade firmly in place. A reversible pocket clip makes carry easy for both left- and right-handed users.
In short: a modern EDC knife with a maritime spirit, premium steel, and clear functionality. Ready to set sail—or simply ready for your next day.
Ready for Any Adventure
Ahoy, adventurer! Say hello to the GiantMouse Iona Sailor – your versatile companion that performs just as well on the open sea as it does at your desk at home. Inspired by the old legend of sailors who had to break the tips off their knives before boarding, the Iona Sailor features the perfect blade shape: safe, seriously sharp, and ready to tackle any task without putting you—or anyone else—at risk.
The strongly curved blade allows for smooth, controlled cuts through rope, packaging, or even vegetables. Made from CPM S90V, it delivers outstanding edge retention along with excellent corrosion resistance. That means long-lasting sharpness, minimal maintenance, and dependable performance wherever your daily adventures take you.
You can choose between two distinct personalities: the sleek Black Sailor with a satin-finished blade and black FRN handles, or the rugged Wolf Gray featuring a stonewashed blade and gray handles built for tougher environments. The lightweight, grippy FRN scales feel secure and comfortable in hand, while the reliable Liner Lock keeps the blade firmly in place. A reversible pocket clip makes carry easy for both left- and right-handed users.
In short: a modern EDC knife with a maritime spirit, premium steel, and clear functionality. Ready to set sail—or simply ready for your next day.
Classic Everyday Hero with a Luxurious Upgrade
You know the classic Swiss Army Knife – practical, reliable, always at hand. But what happens when you give this everyday classic a little bling upgrade? You get this true gem: the Silver Plated Spartan Onyx.
It starts with the iconic Victorinox Spartan in the black Onyx version – the knife that has been a perfect everyday companion for decades, featuring 12 useful tools and a compact design. For this special edition, the handle scales have been replaced with Brass from Daily Customs, hand-silvered, and finished with an antique look – a style that feels elegant, warm, and unique.
Everything else remains the same: the familiar practical shape, compact size, and a knife that truly works in everyday life – whether opening packages, crafting, or as a small, reliable EDC tool on the go. Only this time, with a truly special look.
Small Knife, Big Idea
The Knafs O.C.T. isn’t an accident. It marks a new chapter for Knafs. If the Lander series was the Apollo program, then the O.C.T. is the Space Shuttle: compact, capable, and built for the next generation of adventurers – or simply for people who actually use their small knives.
The story begins in the summer of 2024. After visiting factories, one thing was clear: the product line needed to grow – but not with compromises. So they started from scratch. Completely fresh. The goal? Small. Really small. A 4.6 cm blade. And still fully usable. That was the real challenge.
O.C.T. stands for Old College Try. The knife was designed by Matt “Fitz” Fitzgerald during his studies in Outdoor Product Design & Development at Utah State University – yes, that’s a real degree. Four years of design, cold winters, basketball games – and part-time work at Knafs along the way. This is the first knife he developed entirely from the ground up. And it shows.
The name fits on two levels. “Give it the old college try” once meant putting in maximum effort to attempt something that seemed nearly impossible. That was the mission here: build a truly small knife that doesn’t feel like a compromise.
After two full prototype rounds, the handle was extended slightly. The 1.89” blade was fixed – so the handle had to be just right. The result is a deliberately shifted blade-to-handle ratio in favor of grip and control. The Wharncliffe blade flows cleanly into the contour of the aluminum handle. Small details, like the textured button surface inspired by the roof of the “Old Main” building on campus, show how much thought went into this design.
Technically, you get:
• 1.89” Wharncliffe blade in 14C28N (59–60 HRC), flat ground, available in Satin or Black Stonewash.
• Handle made from anodized 6063 aluminum.
• Just 34 grams in weight.
• Caged ceramic bearings for smooth, satisfying action.
• And the first-ever Button Lock from Knafs – developed in collaboration with Bestech, who know exactly how to tune a button lock to buttery perfection.
The Knafs O.C.T. is small enough for the fifth pocket of your jeans, friendly enough for the office, and probably more fun to fidget with at your desk than is good for your productivity. But that’s part of the charm.
Small Knife, Big Idea
The Knafs O.C.T. isn’t an accident. It marks a new chapter for Knafs. If the Lander series was the Apollo program, then the O.C.T. is the Space Shuttle: compact, capable, and built for the next generation of adventurers – or simply for people who actually use their small knives.
The story begins in the summer of 2024. After visiting factories, one thing was clear: the product line needed to grow – but not with compromises. So they started from scratch. Completely fresh. The goal? Small. Really small. A 4.6 cm blade. And still fully usable. That was the real challenge.
O.C.T. stands for Old College Try. The knife was designed by Matt “Fitz” Fitzgerald during his studies in Outdoor Product Design & Development at Utah State University – yes, that’s a real degree. Four years of design, cold winters, basketball games – and part-time work at Knafs along the way. This is the first knife he developed entirely from the ground up. And it shows.
The name fits on two levels. “Give it the old college try” once meant putting in maximum effort to attempt something that seemed nearly impossible. That was the mission here: build a truly small knife that doesn’t feel like a compromise.
After two full prototype rounds, the handle was extended slightly. The 1.89” blade was fixed – so the handle had to be just right. The result is a deliberately shifted blade-to-handle ratio in favor of grip and control. The Wharncliffe blade flows cleanly into the contour of the aluminum handle. Small details, like the textured button surface inspired by the roof of the “Old Main” building on campus, show how much thought went into this design.
Technically, you get:
• 1.89” Wharncliffe blade in 14C28N (59–60 HRC), flat ground, available in Satin or Black Stonewash.
• Handle made from anodized 6063 aluminum.
• Just 34 grams in weight.
• Caged ceramic bearings for smooth, satisfying action.
• And the first-ever Button Lock from Knafs – developed in collaboration with Bestech, who know exactly how to tune a button lock to buttery perfection.
The Knafs O.C.T. is small enough for the fifth pocket of your jeans, friendly enough for the office, and probably more fun to fidget with at your desk than is good for your productivity. But that’s part of the charm.
Small Knife, Big Idea
The Knafs O.C.T. isn’t an accident. It marks a new chapter for Knafs. If the Lander series was the Apollo program, then the O.C.T. is the Space Shuttle: compact, capable, and built for the next generation of adventurers – or simply for people who actually use their small knives.
The story begins in the summer of 2024. After visiting factories, one thing was clear: the product line needed to grow – but not with compromises. So they started from scratch. Completely fresh. The goal? Small. Really small. A 4.6 cm blade. And still fully usable. That was the real challenge.
O.C.T. stands for Old College Try. The knife was designed by Matt “Fitz” Fitzgerald during his studies in Outdoor Product Design & Development at Utah State University – yes, that’s a real degree. Four years of design, cold winters, basketball games – and part-time work at Knafs along the way. This is the first knife he developed entirely from the ground up. And it shows.
The name fits on two levels. “Give it the old college try” once meant putting in maximum effort to attempt something that seemed nearly impossible. That was the mission here: build a truly small knife that doesn’t feel like a compromise.
After two full prototype rounds, the handle was extended slightly. The 1.89” blade was fixed – so the handle had to be just right. The result is a deliberately shifted blade-to-handle ratio in favor of grip and control. The Wharncliffe blade flows cleanly into the contour of the aluminum handle. Small details, like the textured button surface inspired by the roof of the “Old Main” building on campus, show how much thought went into this design.
Technically, you get:
• 1.89” Wharncliffe blade in 14C28N (59–60 HRC), flat ground, available in Satin or Black Stonewash.
• Handle made from anodized 6063 aluminum.
• Just 34 grams in weight.
• Caged ceramic bearings for smooth, satisfying action.
• And the first-ever Button Lock from Knafs – developed in collaboration with Bestech, who know exactly how to tune a button lock to buttery perfection.
The Knafs O.C.T. is small enough for the fifth pocket of your jeans, friendly enough for the office, and probably more fun to fidget with at your desk than is good for your productivity. But that’s part of the charm.
Cobalt Blue – Subtle, but Distinct
Sometimes you don’t need neon yellow or toxic green to stand out. This Spyderco UK Penknife comes in rich Cobalt Blue G10 – subtle enough for everyday carry, yet distinctive enough that you’ll enjoy pulling it out of your pocket.
The UKPK was originally designed to comply with stricter European knife laws. It opens one-handed via the signature Spyderco Round Hole, but the blade does not lock. Instead, it relies on a strong back spring – a classic slipjoint construction. Functional, straightforward, and perfectly suited for daily use.
The approximately 7.5 cm blade in this version is made from SPY27, Spyderco’s proprietary steel. It offers a well-balanced mix of edge retention, corrosion resistance, and ease of sharpening – exactly what you want in real-world use. The high full flat grind ensures clean, efficient cutting performance rather than brute-force wedging.
The G10 handle scales make the knife slightly heavier than the FRN version, but they also provide a noticeably more solid, premium feel in hand. More substance, without becoming bulky.
A Legend Returns
Picture this: late 1990s. Shoulder pads, brick-sized cell phones – and two old friends from Brooklyn sitting at a bar, talking knives. Bob Terzuola, the “Godfather of Tactical Folders,” and Sal Glesser, founder of Spyderco, set out to merge their design philosophies into one folding knife. The result? The iconic Spyderco Starmate. And now, it’s back as a limited Sprint Run edition.
The Starmate isn’t just another folder – it’s a piece of knife history you can carry. Terzuola’s original concept blended elements from his Advanced Technology Combat Folder with Spyderco’s CLIPIT platform. Sal Glesser helped bring that vision into full production. Together, they created a milestone in tactical folding knife design – and now celebrate more than 25 years of that legendary collaboration.
In hand, you get a highly capable working knife featuring a CPM 20CV blade – known for outstanding edge retention, excellent corrosion resistance, and impressive toughness. This is not a safe queen. It’s built to be used.
The hollow-ground blade with an elegant swedge cuts efficiently while maintaining a bold, tactical profile. The signature Spyderco Round Hole allows for smooth one-handed opening, whether you’re right- or left-handed.
The handle is made from textured black G-10 with nested stainless steel liners, delivering strength without unnecessary weight. A four-position pocket clip lets you configure carry exactly how you prefer – tip-up, tip-down, left, or right. There’s also a lanyard hole if you want to customize it further.
On the reverse side of the blade, you’ll find a special detail: Terzuola’s engraved dragon head logo, inspired by the Mayan god of flint tools. It’s more than decoration – it’s a mark of knife culture history.
The Starmate Sprint Run is produced only once and only in limited numbers. It comes with a durable nylon pouch and an information guide explaining the knife’s background. If you want to carry a true piece of modern knife legend in your daily life, this is it.
Spyderco Paramilitary 2 Lightweight – CTS BD1N
Fifty years of Spyderco do not stand for nostalgia – they stand for evolution. Since 1976, the company from Golden, Colorado has shaped the modern folding knife like few others. The pocket clip, the iconic Round Hole, the Compression Lock – innovations that are standard today started here. The Spyderco Paramilitary 2 Lightweight carries that legacy forward in a version deliberately optimized for real-world everyday carry.
The Lightweight configuration replaces traditional G10 with fiberglass-reinforced nylon (FRN) handle scales. This significantly reduces weight while maintaining structural strength and rigidity. The signature bi-directional texturing provides excellent grip in wet conditions, cold environments, or during demanding work tasks. The knife feels light in pocket, yet solid and controlled in hand – exactly what a serious EDC tool should deliver.
This version features CTS BD1N steel (sometimes incorrectly referred to as “CTS1 B1”). BD1N is a nitrogen-enhanced evolution of CTS BD1. The addition of nitrogen improves corrosion resistance and promotes a finer, more uniform carbide structure. The result is a well-balanced performance steel offering strong edge retention, excellent rust resistance, and easy maintenance in the field. For everyday use – from humid coastal climates to workshop environments – BD1N proves to be highly practical and reliable.
The blade retains the proven full-flat ground drop point profile, delivering clean slicing performance across cardboard, packaging, wood, cordage, and daily utility tasks. The pronounced thumb ramp with jimping adds extra control for precise cuts. The Paramilitary 2 is not built as a display piece – it is engineered as a working tool.
At the core remains the Compression Lock, a Spyderco-designed mechanism that allows safe one-handed operation while keeping fingers clear of the blade path. Over decades of refinement, it has become one of the most respected locking systems in production knives, combining strength, reliability, and smooth functionality.
As Spyderco celebrates its 50-year anniversary, the Paramilitary 2 Lightweight with CTS BD1N represents the company’s philosophy perfectly: continuous refinement instead of short-lived trends. A lightweight, technically mature EDC knife trusted worldwide and regarded as one of the most relevant everyday folding knives on the market.
The Spyderco Paramilitary 2 Lightweight CTS BD1N is not a stripped-down alternative – it is a purpose-driven evolution of a modern classic. Refined over five decades. Built for daily performance.
GiantMouse GM13 – CPM S90V, Titanium & Crossbar Lock
The GiantMouse GM13 is part of the exclusive GM line – the series where Voxnaes and Ansø execute their designs without compromise. It is a deliberately limited release with a distinctive and purposeful design language.
The bold hawkbill-inspired blade profile is engineered for performance and control, especially during pulling cuts. Crafted from CPM S90V with a stonewashed finish, it offers exceptional wear resistance, outstanding edge retention, and strong corrosion resistance. A true performance steel built for daily use.
The handle is made from orange peel textured titanium, delivering both refined aesthetics and secure grip. A contrasting brass backspacer adds warmth and balance to the design. Mechanically, the GM13 runs on bearings and features a Crossbar Lock, ensuring smooth, ambidextrous operation and reliable lockup.
The GM13 is limited to 400 pieces worldwide, making it a distinctive model within the GiantMouse GM series.
For collectors, it represents an important addition to the GM lineup. For users, it is a compact, high-end EDC knife built with premium materials and functional precision. The GiantMouse GM13 combines limited availability with genuine everyday performance.
Der Griff besteht aus Orange Peel strukturiertem Titan, das nicht nur optisch Tiefe bringt, sondern auch spürbaren Grip. Ergänzt wird das Ganze durch einen Brass Backspacer, der dem Messer eine warme, hochwertige Note verleiht. Technisch läuft das GM13 auf Kugellagern und verriegelt über einen Crossbar Lock – beidseitig bedienbar, stabil und alltagstauglich.
Das GM13 ist weltweit auf 400 Stück limitiert. Es trägt keine individuelle Nummerierung auf dem Messer selbst, bleibt jedoch ein streng begrenztes Modell innerhalb der GiantMouse GM-Serie.
Für Sammler ist das GM13 ein bedeutender Baustein der GM-Reihe. Für Nutzer ist es ein kompaktes, hochwertiges EDC-Messer mit Premium-Materialien und klarer Funktion. Das GiantMouse GM13 verbindet limitierte Verfügbarkeit mit echter Alltagstauglichkeit – präzise, reduziert und kompromisslos konstruiert.
A Steel Upgrade for a Classic
Quick quiz: What does the “MG” in this GMF1 variant actually stand for?
Micarta Green? Magnacut Goodness? Honestly, it’s not entirely clear –
and it’s not really important.
What matters is what this knife delivers.
With the GiantMouse GMF1-MG, one of GiantMouse’s most popular fixed blades finally comes
with a steel that sets the benchmark right now: Magnacut.
Highly corrosion-resistant, exceptionally edge-retentive, and perfectly suited for everyday carry –
a modern super steel that belongs exactly where the GMF1 has always lived:
in real, daily use.
Everything that made the GMF1 a top seller remains unchanged:
excellent ergonomics
a lightweight yet robust construction
a high flat grind running nearly to the spine for clean, efficient cutting performance
What’s new are the bolted green Micarta handle scales.
They provide noticeably more grip, a warmer feel in hand, and exactly the kind of tool-focused character
many fans have been asking for. The package is completed with blasted screws and a
flat, robust leather sheath that carries comfortably and discreetly in everyday life.
Sheath:
The GMF1-MG is supplied with a high-quality leather sheath.
Please note: The optional Kydex sheath is not compatible with this Micarta version.
Conclusion:
The GMF1-MG is not a gimmick and not a stylistic detour.
It’s the GMF1 many people have been waiting for – featuring modern steel,
honest materials, and the same uncompromising everyday usability.
Ben Petersen Design G10 handle Drop point blade made of nitro-V with gray stonewashed finish including lanyard, single ball chain, black Kydex sheath and clip
Modern design, built for everyday use
The Bestech Noctar is a folding knife that doesn’t need to be loud to stand out. Clean lines, a timeless design language and a clear focus on ergonomics make it a tool you’ll enjoy picking up again and again. Designed by Grzegorz Grabarski, the Noctar combines modern EDC aesthetics with genuine everyday usability.
The blade made from 14C28N steel is no coincidence – this steel is used not only in knives, but also as a high-performance material in the tool industry, where toughness, edge retention and corrosion resistance are essential. The long swedge, generous thumb hole and clean flat grind deliver an aggressive yet controlled cutting performance. Depending on the configuration, the blade is available with a Satin Gray PVD, Black PVD or Black Stonewashed finish.
In the handle, the Noctar truly shows its everyday strengths: G10 in six different colors, a pronounced finger groove and a modern, ergonomic profile ensure a secure grip – even during extended use. The knife locks via a bar lock, functionally comparable to an Axis lock: fully ambidextrous, secure and comfortable to operate. Ceramic ball bearings provide a silky-smooth action.
The reversible pocket clip makes the Noctar fully EDC-ready, whether carried left or right. Weighing 142 grams and featuring well-balanced proportions, it feels solid in hand without being intrusive in the pocket.