Civivi Starflare Aluminium handle Flat blade grind Wharncliffe blade made of Nitro-V with satin finish
An EDC knife (Everyday Carry Knife) is ideal to support you in many everyday situations. These knives are compact, versatile and designed so that they are always ready to hand when you need them. Whether for opening parcels, cutting ropes, minor repairs or even for slicing apples during a snack on a hike and carving on a walk in the woods - an EDC knife belongs in every pocket.
Civivi Starflare Aluminium handle Flat blade grind Wharncliffe blade made of Nitro-V with satin finish
Civivi Starflare Aluminium handle Flat blade grind Wharncliffe blade made of Damascus
Tactile Knife Topographical Rockwall Titanium handle with milled topographical pattern Tanto blade made of Magnacut
LionSteel Skinny Titanium Molletta Design Titanium handle with carbon fiber inlay Magnacut blade with stonewash finish
LionSteel Skinny Aluminum Earth/Old Black Molletta Design Aluminum handle with Micarta inlay Magnacut blade with Old Black finish
LionSteel Beerlow Roundhead Handle made of ebony M390 blade with satin finish with bottle opener
LionSteel Beerlow Dom Natural Micarta Handle made of Micarta M390 blade with satin finish with bottle opener
Civivi Vision FG Snecx Tan Design Micarta handle Reverse Tanto blade in Damascus
Böker Plus Kwaiken American Tanto Lucas Burnley design non-slip handle made of G10 Tanto blade made of D2 steel Deep carry clip with high-quality nylon case for storage
Civivi Vexillum G10 handle ClipPoint blade made of Nitro-V with black stonewashed finish
Civivi Vexillum G10 handle ClipPoint blade made of Nitro-V with black stonewashed finish
Civivi Vexillum G10 handle ClipPoint blade made of Nitro-V with satin finish
WE Knife Banter Wharncliffe Ben Petersen Design Micarta handle Wharncliffe blade made of CPM S35VN with black stonewashed finish
Civivi KwaiQ Rafal Brzeski Design G10 handle Tanto blade made of Nitro-V with Black Stonewashed Finish
Civivi KwaiQ Rafal Brzeski Design G10 handle Tanto blade made of Nitro-V with Satin Finish
WE Knife Banter Wharncliffe Ben Petersen Design Micarta handle Wharncliffe blade made of CPM S35VN with gray stonewashed finish
Civivi KwaiQ Rafal Brzeski Design G10 handle Tanto blade made of Nitro-V with Black Stonewashed Finish
Otter Mercator copper with damascus blade handmade in Solingen carbon damascus steel (not stainless)
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Otter Mercator Brass with Damascus Blade handmade in Solingen carbon damascus steel
Bestech BruvGalovic Design Titanium and Ultem handle M390 blade with Black Stonewash Finish
Bestech VK-Core Vulpex Knife Design Handle and blade made of 14C28NComes with a Kydex SheathThe fox as a fixed The VK-Core is the first production-fixed design by custom knifemaker Steven Kempa of Vulpex Knives. The design is based on a long series of handcrafted knives in which Steven has paid meticulous attention to constantly improving the hand position and usability in the field. Each prototype has been excessively tested, sometimes to the point of destruction. The VK Core is the result of years of development and is produced exclusively for Vulpex Knives by Bestech. This all-steel knife feels sensationally good in the hand, which is not only due to its ingenious shape but also to the all-round beveling of the edges. The speedholes in the handle ensure a comfortable weight and also offer the option of being able to pull the knife out of the Kydex sheath very quickly. Steven deliberately chose the very fine-grained Sandvik 14C28N for the material. This material can only be finely ground and is extremely resistant to rust. In addition, this steel is very robust, which makes it absolutely predestined for an all-rounder fixed like the VK Core. The Core is clearly a Vulpex knife: the typical design language, which has already delighted fans of the VK Void, can be found in this knife at first glance. The iconic copper pin is a must, as is the great logo with the fox.
Bestech VK-Core Vulpex Knife Design Handle and blade made of 14C28NComes with a Kydex SheathThe fox as a fixed The VK-Core is the first production-fixed design by custom knifemaker Steven Kempa of Vulpex Knives. The design is based on a long series of handcrafted knives in which Steven has paid meticulous attention to constantly improving the hand position and usability in the field. Each prototype has been excessively tested, sometimes to the point of destruction. The VK Core is the result of years of development and is produced exclusively for Vulpex Knives by Bestech. This all-steel knife feels sensationally good in the hand, which is not only due to its ingenious shape but also to the all-round beveling of the edges. The speedholes in the handle ensure a comfortable weight and also offer the option of being able to pull the knife out of the Kydex sheath very quickly. Steven deliberately chose the very fine-grained Sandvik 14C28N for the material. This material can only be finely ground and is extremely resistant to rust. In addition, this steel is very robust, which makes it absolutely predestined for an all-rounder fixed like the VK Core. The Core is clearly a Vulpex knife: the typical design language, which has already delighted fans of the VK Void, can be found in this knife at first glance. The iconic copper pin is a must, as is the great logo with the fox.
Bestech VK-Core Vulpex Knife Design Handle and blade made of 14C28NComes with a Kydex SheathThe fox as a fixed The VK-Core is the first production-fixed design by custom knifemaker Steven Kempa of Vulpex Knives. The design is based on a long series of handcrafted knives in which Steven has paid meticulous attention to constantly improving the hand position and usability in the field. Each prototype has been excessively tested, sometimes to the point of destruction. The VK Core is the result of years of development and is produced exclusively for Vulpex Knives by Bestech. This all-steel knife feels sensationally good in the hand, which is not only due to its ingenious shape but also to the all-round beveling of the edges. The speedholes in the handle ensure a comfortable weight and also offer the option of being able to pull the knife out of the Kydex sheath very quickly. Steven deliberately chose the very fine-grained Sandvik 14C28N for the material. This material can only be finely ground and is extremely resistant to rust. In addition, this steel is very robust, which makes it absolutely predestined for an all-rounder fixed like the VK Core. The Core is clearly a Vulpex knife: the typical design language, which has already delighted fans of the VK Void, can be found in this knife at first glance. The iconic copper pin is a must, as is the great logo with the fox.
Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight Pink Every gram counts only 70 grams light good grip Deep-carry clip Spyderco have added a popular model to their ultra-lightweight range with the Para 3 Lightweight. The already brilliant Para 3 has been put on a radical diet - with phenomenal results. The new Lightweight version with the slightly rounded handle, is fantastic in the hand. With its sensational 70 grams, you can carry it in your pocket almost unnoticed. The handle scales in this version are made of the lightweight FRN plastic (Fiber Reinforced Nylon) that Spyderco has been using for a long time. This material is very robust and offers an extremely good grip. So you can work with the knife even with wet hands safely and accurately, without the one the Para 3 to slip. For the blade, the manufacturer from Colorado relies on the CTS BD1N steel, which is also used for example in the UKPK. This nitrogen-alloyed steel offers excellent prerequisites for a good all-round steel. On the one hand, it takes on enormous sharpness and can still be resharpened easily. In addition, this alloy is absolutely insensitive to rust. As with the normal Para 3, the popular Compression Lock is used to lock the blade, which can be easily and safely operated via the back of the blade. Together with the deep-carry clip, you have a knife here that exudes a real tool character and simply wants to be used. The light weight, versatile steel and fantastic hand placement make this cutting tool a real workhorse. So out of the cabinet and into life.
EDC knives are particularly suitable for most urban applications due to their practical features and versatility. These perfect everyday helpers are lightweight, compact, and fit easily into your EDC kit, pocket, belt, or glove compartment. We offer a wide range of models, suitable for both small budgets and lovers of high-quality materials. Many of our knives are handcrafted or made in small batches by talented knife makers from around the world. You decide which of the high-quality knives best suits you and your needs.
Our tip: In our blog post Everyday Carry, you’ll find everything you need to know about this exciting topic and the many benefits your own EDC kit can offer.
An EDC knife can be useful in a variety of situations. Whether you need it to open packages, cut ropes, or find your way during an outdoor trip – the possibilities are virtually limitless. Especially in emergency situations, a good everyday carry knife can provide valuable service. For hobby craftsmen or outdoor enthusiasts, such a knife is indispensable. Here are some examples of where your EDC knife can be used:
When buying an EDC knife, you should consider certain features to find the perfect knife for your needs. In addition to the materials used and the blade length, the design also plays a major role. Many models are equipped with ergonomic handles that ensure safe and comfortable handling. Another aspect to consider when buying is the weight of the knife. A knife that is too heavy can be impractical, while a model that is too light might not provide enough stability.
Additionally, the size of the knife and the type of blade lock are important. If you have large hands, a knife with a bulkier handle may provide better handling. For pocket knives, the type of lock is crucial – for example, a framelock offers more stability than a slipjoint pocket knife.
Our tip: Pocket knives are also well-suited for everyday use and provide great assistance in many situations. In our shop, we offer a wide range of pocket knives in various designs from different manufacturers.
When choosing your EDC knife, you should be aware of the carrying restrictions in Germany. According to the Weapons Act (WaffG) § 42a, there is a prohibition on carrying certain items. This includes, among other things, knives with lockable blades that can be operated with one hand or fixed knives with a blade length over 12 cm. We have summarized all the information on the topic "What does §42a-compliant mean" on our website.
In our shop, you’ll find a wide range of EDC knives tailored to your needs. Whether you’re looking for a functional everyday knife or value style and design, you’ll find the right one with us. If you need help choosing or have questions about the knives, we’re here to assist you. Just use our contact form.