EDC Knives at the Knife Lounge

Vero Engineering Neuron LefthandJoseph Vero Design non-locking, double detentTitanium handle Sheepsfoot blade made from M390

Classic Nordic Craftsmanship in the Shank Sharpener’s Union Edition The Jutland Slipjoint is a tribute to the Danish peninsula of Jutland – the home of Jens Anso and Jesper Voxnaes. Here, between the rough North Sea, endless dunes, and small quiet towns, groundedness meets adventurous spirit. This blend also defines the design of the Jutland: classic, robust, yet modern – a knife with a Nordic soul, built for those who value precision and craftsmanship. In the exclusive Shank Sharpener’s Union Edition, the Jutland represents more than just functionality. It is a symbol of community, passion, and the art of sharpening – forged for those who continually refine their craft. Featuring milled brass handle scales, a PVD-coated CPM-S90V blade, and matching hardware, this version combines character, stability, and style. Manufactured in Maniago, Italy, every detail stands for uncompromising European quality. The 6.7 cm slipjoint blade opens via a classic nail nick – smooth, precise, and without a lock, yet offering maximum control. The knife remains 42a-compliant, making it perfect for everyday use – whether in the workshop, on a tour, or as part of your urban EDC setup. Each piece of the SSU Edition is individually numbered, strictly limited to just 200 units worldwide – a true collector’s rarity and a must-have for Union members. Once these 200 knives are gone, the series will be history. So: If you want to be part of the Union – grab yours before it becomes history.

Luxury EDC Fixed  Who says a fixed blade has to be small to be practical – or plain to look elegant? The GMF1 XL proves how truly luxurious a compact EDC knife can be. GiantMouse took their classic design and reimagined it: more substance, more style, and materials that make every collector’s heart beat faster. Crafted in Maniago, Italy, the GMF1 XL represents the precision and craftsmanship GiantMouse is famous for. The Vanadis steel blade offers exceptional edge retention, toughness, and stability, while the dark PVD finish gives it a subtly tactical yet refined appearance. Then there’s the handle – made from Fat Carbon, one of the most exclusive carbon fiber producers in the industry. These premium carbon scales feature a mesmerizing marbled pattern that’s not only stunning to look at but also lightweight, durable, and perfectly balanced in hand. Despite its compact overall length of 16.8 cm, the GMF1 XL feels substantial and secure – ideal for precise cutting tasks or simply to admire as a piece of functional art. The hand-stitched Italian leather sheath completes the package with timeless style. In short: the GMF1 XL isn’t just a pocket companion – it’s a true statement piece, a work of knife craftsmanship for those who appreciate that EDC can be both functional and elegant.

Black Micarta Scales with Ripple millingflat ground blade made of Maxamet Compression Lock

Vulpex × Bestech VK-VOID G10 – 50/50 Customized This VK-VOID is no longer a standard production knife – it’s a true piece of Vulpex. Steven Kempa, aka Vulpex Knives, personally took this one apart and turned it into one of his well-known 50/50 Customized pieces. The base knife is the VK-VOID G10 with a Magnacut blade and a grey PVD finish. The blue-grey G10 handle remains unchanged – robust, functional, and with that signature look that made the VOID so popular in the first place. Steven replaced all original steel hardware with custom-made titanium screws, anodized in an eye-catching “Shiny Green” finish. He also refinished both inlays and anodized them in his trademark Splatter style – the instantly recognizable Vulpex look that’s become his signature. Performance-wise, he didn’t stop there: the factory edge was refined on leather using diamond paste to add a touch more bite and sharpness. And as with all his 50/50 Customized knives, Steven engraved one of the liners on the inside with “50 / 50” – his personal hallmark for this series. The starting bid for this auction is €153, matching the standard VK-VOID retail price. A knife like this is less of a tool and more of a small piece of art – refined by the designer himself.(Delivery without packaging)

All Black VersionBlade made of CTS BD1N steel with DLC coatingFRN handle with four-way reversible clip

Chaves Sangre Street – Passion Forged in Titanium “Sangre” comes from Spanish and stands for passion, energy, and heart – exactly what Ramón Chaves and his knives are known for. The Sangre Street captures that same spirit in a more compact, everyday-friendly format without losing any of its bold presence. The highlight is its fully integral construction: the entire handle is milled from a single piece of titanium. No gaps, no unnecessary joints – just pure strength and a perfectly clean look. Executed with the usual Reate Knives precision. The Wharncliffe blade delivers precise, controlled cuts – whether it’s cardboard, rope, or your favorite snack. In daily use, the Sangre Street strikes the perfect balance between a compact EDC size and a solid, confidence-inspiring feel in hand. And because you might not want to show off the iconic skull clip every day, a plain clip is included as well. Perfect for those moments when you want to carry your EDC a little more discreetly – say, at your grandma’s birthday coffee. What makes the Sangre Street special Integral construction: Handle milled from a single piece of titanium for maximum stability and a clean, high-end look. Compact EDC format: Easy to carry, yet feels solid and substantial in hand. Two clips included: Skull clip for signature Chaves style, plain clip for low-key occasions. Top-tier fit and finish: precise machining, smooth action, and lasting quality. In short: A titanium integral with attitude – made for those who value uncompromising quality, clean lines, and a refined everyday carry.

Chaves Sangre Street – Passion Forged in Titanium “Sangre” comes from Spanish and stands for passion, energy, and heart – exactly what Ramón Chaves and his knives are known for. The Sangre Street captures that same spirit in a more compact, everyday-friendly format without losing any of its bold presence. The highlight is its fully integral construction: the entire handle is milled from a single piece of titanium. No gaps, no unnecessary joints – just pure strength and a perfectly clean look. Executed with the usual Reate Knives precision. The Wharncliffe blade delivers precise, controlled cuts – whether it’s cardboard, rope, or your favorite snack. In daily use, the Sangre Street strikes the perfect balance between a compact EDC size and a solid, confidence-inspiring feel in hand. And because you might not want to show off the iconic skull clip every day, a plain clip is included as well. Perfect for those moments when you want to carry your EDC a little more discreetly – say, at your grandma’s birthday coffee. What makes the Sangre Street special Integral construction: Handle milled from a single piece of titanium for maximum stability and a clean, high-end look. Compact EDC format: Easy to carry, yet feels solid and substantial in hand. Two clips included: Skull clip for signature Chaves style, plain clip for low-key occasions. Top-tier fit and finish: precise machining, smooth action, and lasting quality. In short: A titanium integral with attitude – made for those who value uncompromising quality, clean lines, and a refined everyday carry.

Handle made of titanium, crystallized titanium, or fat carbon Blade made of Elmax steel

Handle made of titanium, crystallized titanium, or fat carbon Blade made of Elmax steel

Handle made of titanium, crystallized titanium, or fat carbon Blade made of Elmax steel

Handle made of titanium, crystallized titanium, or fat carbon Blade made of Elmax steel

Handle made of titanium, crystallized titanium, or fat carbon Blade made of Elmax steel

Handle made of titanium, crystallized titanium, or fat carbon Blade made of Elmax steel

Aluminum handle SpearPoint blade made of M390 with satin finish Made in USA

Aluminum handle SpearPoint blade made of M390 with black DLC finish Made in USA

Eric Glesser Design Handle made of G10 DropPoint blade made of CPM 15V 

Traditional Pocket Knife – Now Available with Titanium Scales If there’s one object that has naturally found its way into our pockets for generations, it’s the pocket knife. Our grandfathers had one, and even our grandmothers often carried a small knife somewhere in the depths of their handbags. These everyday companions were often passed down from hand to hand – from generation to generation. Maybe there’s still a piece of that tradition in your pocket today. With the Farley Slipjoint, GiantMouse pay homage to exactly that kind of pocket knife – while creating something entirely new. For the first time, the Farley appears in a version with titanium handle scales. The lightweight, durable material gives the knife not only an elegant feel but also an impressive balance of refinement and toughness. The lines remain unmistakably classic: Inspired by the elegance of French and Italian folders, the design also recalls Jens Ansø’s iconic Casino. The rounded backspring flows seamlessly into the equally smooth spine of the blade – a detail that convinces both visually and functionally. The Farley closes firmly, noticeably stronger than a Victorinox Alox, and delights with its precise walk and talk – that satisfying “click” knife enthusiasts instantly recognize. To protect the edge when closing, GiantMouse has integrated a stop pin that provides a defined blade stop. The 90° stop adds extra safety, ensuring the knife doesn’t close unintentionally while in use. The Farley is manufactured by Bestech in China – a company that has long joined the premium league, once again proving that flawless craftsmanship and attention to detail are no coincidence. Despite its refined appearance, the Farley remains a true workhorse – built for cutting, carving, and everyday carry. And then there’s the name: Farley – a bar at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge. Fog drifts over the water, the sun sets, oysters are served, and a surf band plays in the background. A place that inspires, connecting emotion and craftsmanship – just like this knife.

Limited Advent calendar with Boker Plus Urban Trapper kit contains: Blade, different handle scales and bolsters, clips & a few small surprises including step-by-step instructions & detailed YouTube video tutorial

GiantMouse Farley V2 – the classic slipjoint reimagined If you liked the original Farley, you’re going to love the new V2 version. GiantMouse hasn’t reinvented the classic Farley Slipjoint – but they’ve refined it in all the right places. Where the first version impressed with its clean elegance and titanium handle scales, the Farley V2 brings a touch more vintage charm: the distinctive bolsters give the knife a classic face and create a smooth transition to the handle scales. You can choose between titanium bolsters with carbon fiber scales – lightweight, modern, and technical – or a warm combination of brass bolsters and micarta scales that develop more character with every use. The blade once again features Elmax steel – a high-performance steel known for its exceptional sharpness, edge retention, and corrosion resistance. Despite the visual updates, what makes the Farley special remains unchanged: its clean lines, the satisfying “click” when it opens, and the perfect balance between elegance and everyday usability. It’s still the knife you’ll want to carry every day – just with a touch more retro flair.

GiantMouse Farley V2 – the classic slipjoint reimagined If you liked the original Farley, you’re going to love the new V2 version. GiantMouse hasn’t reinvented the classic Farley Slipjoint – but they’ve refined it in all the right places. Where the first version impressed with its clean elegance and titanium handle scales, the Farley V2 brings a touch more vintage charm: the distinctive bolsters give the knife a classic face and create a smooth transition to the handle scales. You can choose between titanium bolsters with carbon fiber scales – lightweight, modern, and technical – or a warm combination of brass bolsters and micarta scales that develop more character with every use. The blade once again features Elmax steel – a high-performance steel known for its exceptional sharpness, edge retention, and corrosion resistance. Despite the visual updates, what makes the Farley special remains unchanged: its clean lines, the satisfying “click” when it opens, and the perfect balance between elegance and everyday usability. It’s still the knife you’ll want to carry every day – just with a touch more retro flair.

Saddle up, partner – here comes the Jack Wolf Knives Scuffle! Created in collaboration with Nick Rodgers / Nitch Designs and inspired by the old Western Bowie knives, it brings a good dose of Wild West flair to your pocket. Powerful & sharp blade The blade made of S90V steel is slightly beefier to keep the tip stable even in tougher situations. Thanks to the hollow grind, it still cuts as sharp as Doc Holliday’s Colt. For the first time at Jack Wolf, there’s a flipper tab, combined with a fuller on both blade sides – it feels as smooth as reloading a revolver. Secure & stylish handle The large, solid handle sits securely in your hand, and with the new pivot collar, the lockbar insert with jimping, and the partially hidden hardware, the Scuffle is not only functional but also damn stylish. Individual style options And because everyone in the West had their own style, you can choose: Kirinite Black Ice with belt satin finish, Micarta with stonewash, Crystall titanium, or the uncompromising full titanium frame lock version. Your Bowie for today So: if you’ve always wanted your own “Bowie for today” – here it is. The Scuffle is ready to ride into the sunset with you. Of course, the Scuffle comes in a beautiful, elaborate packaging with a design by Sean Tiffany.

Reate VK-Tron – Futuristic Design Meets Precision The Reate VK-Tron is a folder that stands out not only for its technology but also for its design. Behind this extraordinary knife is Steven Kempa of Vulpex Knives, known for his unconventional creations. The VK-Tron is inspired by the futuristic Light-Cycle motorcycles from the film TRON, reflected in its clean lines and technical accents. With an overall length of 19.8 cm and a blade length of 8.4 cm, the VK-Tron is a substantial pocket knife. The blade is made of M390 steel with a hardness of 60 HRC and is available in various finishes, including Darkwashed and Hand Rubbed. The titanium handle is ergonomically designed and provides a secure grip, even for larger hands. A distinctive feature of the VK-Tron is the double-detent system with adjustable tension, allowing a customized opening feel. A small slider lets you adjust the detent for more or less resistance. The front flipper ensures fast and reliable blade deployment. The Reate VK-Tron is a true showpiece – a knife that combines technology, design, and functionality. Inspired by the Light-Cycle motorcycles from TRON, it is not just a tool but also a piece of film history.

Reate VK-Tron – Futuristic Design Meets Precision The Reate VK-Tron is a folder that stands out not only for its technology but also for its design. Behind this extraordinary knife is Steven Kempa of Vulpex Knives, known for his unconventional creations. The VK-Tron is inspired by the futuristic Light-Cycle motorcycles from the film TRON, reflected in its clean lines and technical accents. With an overall length of 19.8 cm and a blade length of 8.4 cm, the VK-Tron is a substantial pocket knife. The blade is made of M390 steel with a hardness of 60 HRC and is available in various finishes, including Darkwashed and Hand Rubbed. The titanium handle is ergonomically designed and provides a secure grip, even for larger hands. A distinctive feature of the VK-Tron is the double-detent system with adjustable tension, allowing a customized opening feel. A small slider lets you adjust the detent for more or less resistance. The front flipper ensures fast and reliable blade deployment. The Reate VK-Tron is a true showpiece – a knife that combines technology, design, and functionality. Inspired by the Light-Cycle motorcycles from TRON, it is not just a tool but also a piece of film history.