EDC Knives at the Knife Lounge

Blade made of CPM 15V steel FRN handle with four-way reversible clip

Black and Yellow G10 handle with Bi-Directional Caribbean milling pattern MagnaCut blade with Satin finish Compression lock Reversible deep-carry clip

In collaboration with Kevin Smock G10 handle CPM-REX121 blade with a satin finish

Grivory handle DropPoint blade made from S30V steel  Made in the USA

Titanium handle Damascus blade with a VG-10 core

Opinel Pocket Knife No 09 Walnut folding blade handle material: Walnut wood Secured by rotating Virobloc ring

Böker Plus Connector G10 Jakub Wieczorkiewicz Design compact EDC spearpoint blade with detachable thumb pin handle with beadblast finish blade with checkering with decorative blade axle screw, lanyard loop and high-quality nylon pouch for storage The little Poltergeist The Böker Plus Connector is the first folding knife that is in collaboration with Poltergeist Works. The design is clearly attributable to the Polish design forge of Jakub Wieczorkiewicz. The crystal-clear lines with the milled angles on the handle scales are unmistakably the work of the design genius, who was also responsible for classics such as the Real Steel Luna. The handle scales are made of black G10 on both sides, which is underlaid with embedded steel liners. In contrast, the polished deep-carry clip and the polished hardware form a beautiful contrast. For a secure lock, this version features a linerlock that prevents the blade from folding. The D2 tool steel blade, which runs on washers, has a Wharncliff contour, which tapers towards the front to an incredibly nasty, long point. The lines were tuned in such a way that all the proportions are still right in the end. The jimping on the back of the blade and on the thumb disk ensure a secure handling of the connector. If you like modern pocket knives at a reasonable price, there is no way around the Böker Plus Connector.

OTTER Hippekniep large Hippekniep large blade carbon ca. 9,5 cm handle iced beech with hole ca. 11,5 cm in box

Civivi KI-V black G10  compact boxcutter  Ostap Hel Design All black everthing  handle made from G10 Blade is made from 9cr18MoV Nerd Knife When Ostap Hel is in the game, things get exciting. If you've been following us for a while or even listening to our podcast, you may have noticed that we are absolute fans of Ostap's designs. So it was clear that the Ki-V definitely had to come into our program. Here you get an EDC pocket knife that is truly a mini EDC. The Ki-V is Ostap Hel's first collaboration with Civivi and is intended as a small office pocket knife for the lightest everyday cutting tasks. The lack of a lock also makes it portable almost anywhere, so you should basically never have a problem with this little pocket knife. The design of the knife is based on the classic Kiridashi knives of Japan and features a highly modern look despite the historical background. To prevent the blade from simply falling back when open, a liner with your detent ball presses down on the blade root, creating a sort of flip-joint mechanism. The front flipper and ball bearings make for a lot of fun in the office and annoyed colleagues. For the blade steel, Civivi relies on the proven 9CR18MOV, which can be easily resharpened and is extremely rust-resistant. The handle is made out of black g10. The story behind the name of the model is interesting: The Ki stands for "Kiridashi" while the V alludes to the many, V-shaped angles of the knife. By the way, the knife is pronounced "Kiwi", which together with the manufacturer's name makes for a funny combination with quite a few Is. By the way, Ostap Hel got the idea for the name while playing Cyberpunk 2077 - here, one of the main characters is simply called "V". So if you're looking for a cool nerd knife or need something very compact for the office, the KI-V from Civi would definitely be worth considering.

Spyderco UKPK Slipjoint Drop Point It is no big secret that the laws regarding knives and carrying them in public are much stricter in Europe than in the USA.Spyderco, however, was one of the first major manufacturers to address this problem, and with the UKPK (UK Penknife) has created a kind of European classic in its own range, which even meets the very strict laws in Great Britain.Two important factors come together here: although the UKPK - thanks to the Spyderholes - can be opened with one hand, the blade does not lock when open, but is held by a strong back spring (similar to a Swiss Army knife, for example). This allows you to carry the UKPK perfectly legally. However, despite its small size, lack of locking mechanism and extremely lightweight construction, the UKPK is a highly functional pocket knife. The thin blade proves to be a real cutting devil in everyday EDC thanks to the raised flat grind and shows that Spyderco really had a cutting tool in mind here and not a folding crowbar. The built-in CTS BD1 steel is very corrosion resistant and also easy to bring back to razor sharpness after use. The FRN (Fiber Reinforced Nylon) handle scales do not require steel plates underneath and ensure a construction that is as light as it is sturdy. At a mere 48 grams, the UKPK hardly adds any weight in your pocket. The deep-carry pocket clip can be mounted on the left or right side, which makes the knife interesting for left-handers as well. All in all, with the UKPK you get a really highly suitable EDC pocket knife which not only complies with local legislation, but also proves to be a loyal companion.

only 105 grams heavy blade black oxidized Price-Performance-Cracker! The Spyderco Tenacious has been for many knife fans the entry drug at Spyderco. It is simply incredible what you get here for a comparatively small penny. Now the popular Tenacious is also available in LW (Lightweight) variant with coated blade in the All Black Everything version. The handle scales made of FRN (Fibre Reinforced Nylon) have the typical Spyderco pattern, which provides an enormously good grip. So you can work safely with the knife even with slippery or wet hands. The blade is locked securely via the liner lock which can be operated with one hand without any problems. The wire clip is convertible and lets the only 105gr. light knife discreetly disappear in the pocket. The 8Cr13MoV steel used for the blade is already quite rust resistant. Through the robust oxide coating, the material is even less susceptible and also looks extremely good. Just as with the original version, the ergonomics of the Tenacious is also the decisive point with the LW variant. The hand position is simply sensationally good and proves once again that Spyderco chief designer Sal Glesser simply has an incredibly good feel for handle shapes. Here you simply get a knife that is effortless to work with for a long time without being uncomfortable in the hand. So if you're looking for a knife that's great to work with or want to get closer to the Spyderco brand, the Spyderco Tenacious LW is a very clear recommendation.

Böker Plus Little Friend compact everyday companion Jesper Voxnae's design DropPoint blade Optical highlights star-shaped blade axle screw with gold-colored ring brass backspacer discreet ricasso on the back of the blade with high-quality nylon case

Real Steel Luna KnifeLounge Exclusive Micarta  KnifeLounge Exclusive with noble damascus blade handle made from Micarta Poltergeist-Design The hero of the pocketWe've done it again: the second KnifeLounge Exclusive in collaboration with Real Steel Knives is here. The Real Steel Luna is without question one of the most popular knives of recent years. Its clean lines and minimalist design already make it a modern classic. We have taken our excitement about the Luna as an opportunity to present you something exclusive. The KnifeLounge Exclusive edition comes with a blade made of fine VG10 Damascus. This alloy not only looks beautiful, but is also extremely rust resistant, which is why VG10 Damascus steels are also popular for kitchen knives. The beautifully grained blade make the knife an absolute eye-catcher. For the handle, we opted for burgundy micarta with a slightly rough surface this time. This allows the material to take on a patina over time and only makes it more beautiful. Thanks to the lack of a lock, the Luna becomes the hero of your pocket, which can accompany you almost everywhere. We hope you are as excited as we are about the second and certainly not the last KnifeLounge Exclusive knife.   Technical specs  total length: 16,8 cm  blade length: 7 cm weight: ca. 49 g blade material:  Damascus handle material:  G10 opener: Longpull opening: Manuell lock: Slipjoint color:  Green blade finish:  Damascus    

MKM Edge Liner Bluealuminum handle blue anodized ring around the blade screw blade made of M390

GiantMouse ACE Nazca Natural Canvas Micarta Jens Anso & Jesper Voxnaes Design with Cross-Bar Lock Böhler M390 with a stonewash blade finish Brass backspacer Quite a few lines Both Jens Anso and Jesper Voxnaes agree that the design of a pocket knife must always be about clear and coherent lines. This of course also applies to the GiantMouse Nazca. This knife is clearly out of the ordinary - and that's a good thing. Unlike the Biblio or the Grand, for example, the Nazca is equipped with a very (VERY!) long, mean tip that gives the knife a super racy look. Thanks to the thumb recess on the back of the blade, you have a very secure grip here, which gives you a lot of control over the blade when carving, for example.  Another highlight of the Nazca is the lock: here, for the first time, the Cross-Bar Lock is used, which is essentially GiantMouse's interpretation of an Axis Lock. Here, a solid steel bolt slides onto the back of the blade, preventing the blade from folding in or out uncontrollably. The necessary resistance is provided by two omega springs located laterally under the handle scales, which press the bolt against the blade root. This lock is not only extremely robust, but also offers a lot of fun, also because of the built-in ball bearings.  Depending on your personal taste, you have the choice of either titanium or lightweight micarta handle scales. For the best possible balance, both versions have a solid brass back spacer. Made - just like the Farley - by Bestech. By the way, the name "Nazca" alludes to the legendary Nazca lines in Peru. Line management is everything....

Böker Barlow Black Canvas Micarta Black G10 Liner/ Black Micarta Scales Blade made of Böhler N690 Only 30 grams Old Schooler for the Summer We all know it: there are those (summer) days when a heavy titanium framelock folder is just too much. Maybe you're also a fan of classic pocket knives, but sometimes you don't feel like a heavy rattle with massive nickel silver bolsters. Böker have once again turned their attention to their popular Barlow Slipjoint and hit a bull's eye: the Barlow Integral. At 30 grams, this knife is so incredibly light that you practically can't feel it in your pocket. The reason for this can be found in the basic construction: instead of plates made of nickel silver, steel or brass, liners made of G10 are used here. At the same time, the bolsters are also made of G10, which again reduces the weight. Nevertheless, you don't have to make any sacrifices in terms of stability with this knife - the fiberglass-reinforced G10 is incredibly robust and almost indestructible. On top of the liners you will find handle scales made of black canvas micarta, which ensure a classic appearance in your EDC. The pike blade is made of ice-hardened N690 steel from Böhler, which Böker have perfected in its hardening. This alloy is very little susceptible to rust so you can work with food without any problems. The back spring, which is also stainless, provides a super crisp blade action that keeps the blade secure when open despite the lack of a lock. The two-handed opening makes the knife legal to carry in Germany. With the Barlow Integral you get a classic pocket knife that has an old school look, but is handmade in Solingen with modern materials and the highest standards.

Micro-Melt Maxamet steel (not stainless!)

WE Smooth Sentinel Grey with Aluminum Foil Carbon Fiber Inlay Frame Lock handle material: titanium with carbon fiber inlay Silver Bead Blasted Blade finish

Ostap Hel Design Copper handle Nitro-V blade steel drop point blade flat blade grind

Ostap Hel Design G10 handle Nitro-V blade steel drop point blade flat blade grind Black Stonewashed blade finish

Urban EDC Nessie Collaboration between Chris Taylor and Eric Luther Evolution of the popular Nessie slipjoint slim Kukri-inspired blade shape two-tone M390 blade (Stonewashed blade, Satin Flats) available in Jade G10 (with inner liner) Green Micarta (with inner lining) Brown Micarta Titanium Sharp Monster The Nessi is a collaboration between Chris Taylor, Eric Luther and Urban EDC Supply. While the handle (you can choose between titanium, micarta and jade G10) has a super hand position, but is otherwise deliberately kept quite neutral, you get a real eye-catcher with the blade made of M390: this very bulbous cutting tool is deliberately oriented to the shape of old Kukri machetes of the Guhrka soldiers from the 19th century. These huge knives were not only feared weapons, but also had a very unique shape. Of course, the Nessi is not such a weapon, but it makes use of the distinctive shape of these old machetes. The ball-bearing blade is opened by a flipper and locks with a super robust framelock. Of course with steel insert. Like all Urban EDC Supply knives, the Nessi comes with a nylon pouch.

WE Vision R  Bronze Titanium Snecx Tan Design Titanium handle CPM 20CV  blade Black Stonewashed Blade Finish Reverse Tanto blade flat blade grind

Böker Plus Aphex Mini Lucas Burnley Design blade made of VG-10 with a fine hairline finish with decorative ricasso Handle made of three-dimensional milled titanium with embedded carbon fiber

Böker Plus Baba Yaga practical EDC knife Keanu Alfaro design Micarta handle with jimpings DropPoint blade with nylon sheath