EDC Knives at the Knife Lounge

Spydified version of the Lionsteel Skinny Titanium full integral with Dark Matter Polar Fat Carbon inlay Dismountable flipper tip Reeve Integral Lock (R.I.L.) M390 blade steel Convertible clip

Button-Release Compression Lock CPM S90V Blade Steel Carbon Fiber/G-10 Laminate Scales Convertible ClipThe Sage series has also had a new addition. The Sage series is basically pure Spydy: a super cool design that introduces different locking systems. Now the Sage 6 comes with Button-Release Compression Lock®, the newest lock member of the family. The button on the front allows the blade to be unlocked with ease - more fidget factor deluxe . This Sprint Run version features a blade made of CPM S90V, known for its extreme edge retention and resistance to wear. In addition, there are grippy scales made of Carbon Fiber/G-10, which not only look super classy, but also offer real grip. With the combination of the tried-and-tested compression lock and the new button, the knife is not only a cool addition to the Sage family but also an all-round carefree EDC knife

Titanium handle with Black DLC finish M390 blade with Black DLC finish Each knife is delivered in a special box

Sal Glesser design Textured G10 handle Blade made from 9Cr14MoV Blade combination of Sheepfoot, Hawkbill & Reverse S with four-way reversible clip

Riccardo Gobbato design N690Co blade with satin finish Aluminium handleSprezzatura Spyderco Who brings a touch of Italian Dolce Vita into the world of American knives? Of course — the Spyderco Essenza! Two worlds collide here, and the result is nothing short of fantastic. Spyderco, one of the true heavyweights of the US knife scene, teamed up with Italian designer Riccardo Gobbato for this model. And it’s not just designed in Italy — it’s built in Maniago by none other than Fox Knives, a name that stands for top-tier craftsmanship and Italian knife-making tradition.  The blade is made from Böhler N690Co, a stainless, high-performance all-rounder that’s seen it all — from food prep to hard daily use. The grind? Clean, flat, sharp — just the way it should be. The handle design is pure understatement: black anodized aluminum, lightweight, well-balanced, and built to last. Inside, a solid liner lock keeps the blade secure. Outside, a reversible deep-carry clip makes sure the Essenza disappears discreetly in your pocket — left or right, your choice. Weighing just 94 g with an overall length of 18.4 cm, the Essenza is a true gentleman’s EDC — but don’t be fooled by the sleek looks. Whether you’re in an office in Golden, Colorado, hiking through the Black Forest, or sipping espresso on St. Peter’s Square, this knife is ready to go wherever you do. Made in Italy. Designed by Gobbato. Powered by Spyderco.

Limited Edition Titanium handle with individual Cerakote coloring and “Scope” scales ClipPoint blade made of Magnacut including titanium lanyard beads Made in Texas USABefore smartphones fit in our pockets, the internet made noises like angry robots. Welcome to the golden age of the 16-bit revolution – chunky keyboards, flickering CRT monitors, and games you played with just two buttons and a thumb. Welcome back to the early ’80s. Tactile Turn and Tactile Knife are paying tribute to this iconic era with the limited 16-Bit Edition of the Bexar Slipjoint and Side Click Pen – both finished with a stunning, hand-applied Cerakote that looks like Mario, Donkey Kong, and Tetris teamed up for a design workshop.  🎮 Highlights of the 16-Bit Edition:  • 💾 Retro-inspired details that’ll make any nerd heart skip a beat • 🛠️ Hand-finished Cerakote coating – precise like a classic NES controller • 🔒 The Bexar Slipjoint: Minimalist form meets pixel-powered flair • 🖊 The Side Click Pen: Like writing on a C64 – only way smoother Whether you used floppy disks back in the day or just sabotaged your parents’ modem to play Prince of Persia, this duo brings nostalgia and high-end craftsmanship into perfect sync. ⚠️ Available for a limited time only. 👉 Grab yours before you get stuck in a loading screen from 1986.

limited to 200 pieces Ansø and Voxnaes design Denim Micarta handle 20CV steel blade with stonewashed 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.

Böker Plus Modern Barlow modern classic ClipPoint blade made of Nitro-V with two-tone finish Handle made of black Micarta

Old School Vibes, New School Power Already crushing 1,000 burpees on your way to the coffee machine? BUD/S training felt more like pool time to you? And you're a sucker for '90s tactical design? Then the Microtech Amphibian is made for you. With its unmistakable retro look, this knife is a tribute to the golden era of tactical blades – but packed with all the modern tech you’d expect today. Whether you're on duty, out bushcrafting, or just want a rugged outdoor EDC: the Amphibian delivers. RAM-LOK™ – Microtech’s Own Locking System At its core is the RAM-LOK™ – Microtech’s take on the plunge lock, inspired by the Axis Lock (Benchmade) and Ball Bearing Lock (Spyderco). It's incredibly smooth, rock-solid, and built with serious hardware. A Blade with Character The blade features a bold recurve, a thin grind, and offers impressive cutting performance, especially for pull cuts. Choose it with or without serrations – your call. For that extra tactical vibe, you can opt for a DLC coating combined with satin flats. It’s made from M390MK – a specially modified version of Böhler’s trusted steel, developed for Microtech with enhanced toughness, excellent edge retention, and high corrosion resistance. Grip & Details The milled G10 handle scales give you a secure grip, while the deep-carry clip and lanyard hole round out the setup. A great little touch: those chunky Torx screws – so you won’t have to mess around with tiny bit drivers and stripped heads. Conclusion Sure, the Amphibian looks like it came straight out of a 1998 action flick – but under the hood, it's cutting-edge, high-performance gear.

Old School Vibes, New School Power Already crushing 1,000 burpees on your way to the coffee machine? BUD/S training felt more like pool time to you? And you're a sucker for '90s tactical design? Then the Microtech Amphibian is made for you. With its unmistakable retro look, this knife is a tribute to the golden era of tactical blades – but packed with all the modern tech you’d expect today. Whether you're on duty, out bushcrafting, or just want a rugged outdoor EDC: the Amphibian delivers. RAM-LOK™ – Microtech’s Own Locking System At its core is the RAM-LOK™ – Microtech’s take on the plunge lock, inspired by the Axis Lock (Benchmade) and Ball Bearing Lock (Spyderco). It's incredibly smooth, rock-solid, and built with serious hardware. A Blade with Character The blade features a bold recurve, a thin grind, and offers impressive cutting performance, especially for pull cuts. Choose it with or without serrations – your call. For that extra tactical vibe, you can opt for a DLC coating combined with satin flats. It’s made from M390MK – a specially modified version of Böhler’s trusted steel, developed for Microtech with enhanced toughness, excellent edge retention, and high corrosion resistance. Grip & Details The milled G10 handle scales give you a secure grip, while the deep-carry clip and lanyard hole round out the setup. A great little touch: those chunky Torx screws – so you won’t have to mess around with tiny bit drivers and stripped heads. Conclusion Sure, the Amphibian looks like it came straight out of a 1998 action flick – but under the hood, it's cutting-edge, high-performance gear.

Sage the sixth, but what do you optimize with so many already optimized versions? Really more Figdet Factor for more fun and more comfortable opening and closing. Anyone who has ever had the pleasure of using a Spyderco Smock has already learned to love it. Sage 6, now with the Button-Release Compression LockPeel-ply textured carbon fiber/G-10 laminated scalesCPM S30V blade steel Reversible clip

Sharper than sharp The Stitch is anything but reasonable. A design so over the top, even the Joker from The Dark Knight couldn’t have come up with a nastier blade. Aggressive lines. Bombproof look. Massive blade cutout. No doubt: this thing means business. Based on a design by Borka Blades, Microtech produces not only an automatic version, but also this manual variant of their insane concept. Everyday carry? That’s a stretch. Display case? Way too good for that. Pure joy in extreme form? Absolutely. At its core is the RAM-LOK™ – Microtech’s own take on a plunge lock, inspired by Benchmade’s Axis Lock and Spyderco’s Ball Bearing Lock. Reimagined with oversized hardware, fully ambidextrous, smooth as butter, and built like a tank. The blade? A wild mix of spear point, dagger, and madness, crafted from M390MK – Microtech’s exclusive and tougher version of Böhler’s famous M390 steel. Thin grind, brutally pointy, and available with or without serrations. The machined G10 handle scales offer excellent grip and, thanks to the oversized choil, sit comfortably in the hand – even with thick gloves. Add to that a deep-carry clip, lanyard hole, and as a bonus: massive Torx screws, so you don’t have to mess with tiny bit drivers. The Stitch might not be the most practical EDC knife – but honestly? It doesn’t have to be.

Sharper than sharp The Stitch is anything but reasonable. A design so over the top, even the Joker from The Dark Knight couldn’t have come up with a nastier blade. Aggressive lines. Bombproof look. Massive blade cutout. No doubt: this thing means business. Based on a design by Borka Blades, Microtech produces not only an automatic version, but also this manual variant of their insane concept. Everyday carry? That’s a stretch. Display case? Way too good for that. Pure joy in extreme form? Absolutely. At its core is the RAM-LOK™ – Microtech’s own take on a plunge lock, inspired by Benchmade’s Axis Lock and Spyderco’s Ball Bearing Lock. Reimagined with oversized hardware, fully ambidextrous, smooth as butter, and built like a tank. The blade? A wild mix of spear point, dagger, and madness, crafted from M390MK – Microtech’s exclusive and tougher version of Böhler’s famous M390 steel. Thin grind, brutally pointy, and available with or without serrations. The machined G10 handle scales offer excellent grip and, thanks to the oversized choil, sit comfortably in the hand – even with thick gloves. Add to that a deep-carry clip, lanyard hole, and as a bonus: massive Torx screws, so you don’t have to mess with tiny bit drivers. The Stitch might not be the most practical EDC knife – but honestly? It doesn’t have to be.

Sharper than sharp The Stitch is anything but reasonable. A design so over the top, even the Joker from The Dark Knight couldn’t have come up with a nastier blade. Aggressive lines. Bombproof look. Massive blade cutout. No doubt: this thing means business. Based on a design by Borka Blades, Microtech produces not only an automatic version, but also this manual variant of their insane concept. Everyday carry? That’s a stretch. Display case? Way too good for that. Pure joy in extreme form? Absolutely. At its core is the RAM-LOK™ – Microtech’s own take on a plunge lock, inspired by Benchmade’s Axis Lock and Spyderco’s Ball Bearing Lock. Reimagined with oversized hardware, fully ambidextrous, smooth as butter, and built like a tank. The blade? A wild mix of spear point, dagger, and madness, crafted from M390MK – Microtech’s exclusive and tougher version of Böhler’s famous M390 steel. Thin grind, brutally pointy, and available with or without serrations. The machined G10 handle scales offer excellent grip and, thanks to the oversized choil, sit comfortably in the hand – even with thick gloves. Add to that a deep-carry clip, lanyard hole, and as a bonus: massive Torx screws, so you don’t have to mess with tiny bit drivers. The Stitch might not be the most practical EDC knife – but honestly? It doesn’t have to be.

Sharper than sharp The Stitch is anything but reasonable. A design so over the top, even the Joker from The Dark Knight couldn’t have come up with a nastier blade. Aggressive lines. Bombproof look. Massive blade cutout. No doubt: this thing means business. Based on a design by Borka Blades, Microtech produces not only an automatic version, but also this manual variant of their insane concept. Everyday carry? That’s a stretch. Display case? Way too good for that. Pure joy in extreme form? Absolutely. At its core is the RAM-LOK™ – Microtech’s own take on a plunge lock, inspired by Benchmade’s Axis Lock and Spyderco’s Ball Bearing Lock. Reimagined with oversized hardware, fully ambidextrous, smooth as butter, and built like a tank. The blade? A wild mix of spear point, dagger, and madness, crafted from M390MK – Microtech’s exclusive and tougher version of Böhler’s famous M390 steel. Thin grind, brutally pointy, and available with or without serrations. The machined G10 handle scales offer excellent grip and, thanks to the oversized choil, sit comfortably in the hand – even with thick gloves. Add to that a deep-carry clip, lanyard hole, and as a bonus: massive Torx screws, so you don’t have to mess with tiny bit drivers. The Stitch might not be the most practical EDC knife – but honestly? It doesn’t have to be.

Sharper than sharp The Stitch is anything but reasonable. A design so over the top, even the Joker from The Dark Knight couldn’t have come up with a nastier blade. Aggressive lines. Bombproof look. Massive blade cutout. No doubt: this thing means business. Based on a design by Borka Blades, Microtech produces not only an automatic version, but also this manual variant of their insane concept. Everyday carry? That’s a stretch. Display case? Way too good for that. Pure joy in extreme form? Absolutely. At its core is the RAM-LOK™ – Microtech’s own take on a plunge lock, inspired by Benchmade’s Axis Lock and Spyderco’s Ball Bearing Lock. Reimagined with oversized hardware, fully ambidextrous, smooth as butter, and built like a tank. The blade? A wild mix of spear point, dagger, and madness, crafted from M390MK – Microtech’s exclusive and tougher version of Böhler’s famous M390 steel. Thin grind, brutally pointy, and available with or without serrations. The machined G10 handle scales offer excellent grip and, thanks to the oversized choil, sit comfortably in the hand – even with thick gloves. Add to that a deep-carry clip, lanyard hole, and as a bonus: massive Torx screws, so you don’t have to mess with tiny bit drivers. The Stitch might not be the most practical EDC knife – but honestly? It doesn’t have to be.

Sharper than sharp The Stitch is anything but reasonable. A design so over the top, even the Joker from The Dark Knight couldn’t have come up with a nastier blade. Aggressive lines. Bombproof look. Massive blade cutout. No doubt: this thing means business. Based on a design by Borka Blades, Microtech produces not only an automatic version, but also this manual variant of their insane concept. Everyday carry? That’s a stretch. Display case? Way too good for that. Pure joy in extreme form? Absolutely. At its core is the RAM-LOK™ – Microtech’s own take on a plunge lock, inspired by Benchmade’s Axis Lock and Spyderco’s Ball Bearing Lock. Reimagined with oversized hardware, fully ambidextrous, smooth as butter, and built like a tank. The blade? A wild mix of spear point, dagger, and madness, crafted from M390MK – Microtech’s exclusive and tougher version of Böhler’s famous M390 steel. Thin grind, brutally pointy, and available with or without serrations. The machined G10 handle scales offer excellent grip and, thanks to the oversized choil, sit comfortably in the hand – even with thick gloves. Add to that a deep-carry clip, lanyard hole, and as a bonus: massive Torx screws, so you don’t have to mess with tiny bit drivers. The Stitch might not be the most practical EDC knife – but honestly? It doesn’t have to be.