Folding Knives at the Knife Lounge

Design in cooperation with Everyday Minimalist Handle made of titanium Blade made from M390

Jesper Voxnaes design Handle made of Micarta and titanium Wharncliffe blade made from Magnacut

Limited to 10 pieces Dustin Snyder design Titanium handle with Micarta inlay  Tanto blade made of Elmax steel with acid etched finish

Spyderco Bodacious Black Blade Sal Glesser Design  G10 handle flat ground blade made of CPM S30V with DLC coating

Vulpex Knives Design Titanium handle Blade made of Magnacut with Black Stonewash finish

Vulpex Knives Design Titanium handle Blade made of Magnacut with Dark Bead Blast & Stonewash finish

Böker Plus Modern Gentleman slim gentleman's knife DropPoint blade made of Nitro-V Green Micarta handle

Zac Whitmore Design G10 or Cuibourtia wood handle SpeyPoint blade in 14C28N or Damascus with stonewashed or black stonewashed finishHonoured as: Blade Show Best Buy Of The Year 2024

Böker Plus Kihon DC 2.0Price / performance hit!D2 steelCrossbar LockBöker Plus Kihon DC: First-class knife for right and left-handers at a hammer price!  The Böker Plus Kihon DC is not only visually impressive, but also functionally sophisticated and robust. It is designed for both right-handed and left-handed use. This design comes from renowned American knifemaker Lucas Burnley and combines the fundamentals of Japanese martial arts in a versatile pocket knife.Everyday hero with style. The Kihon DC combines down-to-earth features with straightforward design. It reliably accompanies you when camping, hiking or in your daily adventure. And the great thing about it? It offers an unbeatable price-performance ratio! High-quality workmanship and materials, without straining the wallet. Perfect for every hand Whether you're cutting right or left handed, this knife adjusts! The satin-finished Droppoint blade made of D2 not only stands out, it also opens buttery smooth thanks to ball bearings and the removable thumb pin. The Crossbar Lock with slide lock ensures a secure lock, and the handle made of high-strength GFN offers a bombproof grip in any hand with its textured squares. Details that inspire The orange anodized rings on the blade axle screw and handle screw set fine accents and round off the design. With lanyard loop and convertible tip-up wire clip you also have multiple carrying options. Super practical!

Hollow-ground drop point blade made of CPM Magnacut steelHidden lanyard hole at the end of the handleSturdy bolster framelock

Hollow-ground drop point blade made of CPM Magnacut steelHidden lanyard hole at the end of the handleSturdy bolster framelock

Griffin Co. X-Series Bolster Lock – the modern origin of an idea The Griffin Co. X-Series Bolster Lock is essentially the starting point of an idea. If the 1946 Slipjoint looks familiar to you, it’s not just your good memory – it’s because that knife was directly inspired by this design. The proportions, the distinctive bolsters, and the clean lines all originate from the X-Series. The difference? While the 1946 is the classic slipjoint interpretation of that concept, the X-Series Bolster Lock shows how the same design works with modern locking technology. Visually, the knife feels more like a futuristic tool than a nostalgic pocket knife. The large bolsters, the clear geometry, and the precise lines give it a technical appearance – almost as if it were designed in a workshop for precision instruments rather than a traditional knife shop. The key difference lies in the mechanism. Instead of a traditional backspring, the knife uses a bolster lock. The blade locks securely in place and can be released through the bolster itself – an elegant solution that operates very similarly to a frame lock. Unlike the 1946 slipjoint, the blade here is fully and securely locked during use. When it comes to materials, Griffin doesn’t cut corners either. The blade is made from CPM MagnaCut, a modern steel that delivers exactly what you want from a serious EDC knife: excellent edge retention, strong corrosion resistance, and enough toughness for real everyday use. With a blade length of about 8.9 cm and an overall length of roughly 20 cm, the knife remains very manageable, while the titanium construction with bolsters provides outstanding strength. Depending on the version, different inlays add extra texture and character, and the 3D-milled titanium clip completes the design both visually and functionally. In short, the X-Series Bolster Lock bridges two worlds: the clean design language of the 1946 Slipjoint and the modern functionality of the X-Series.

Slipjoint Folder CPM-S-30V Unlocked With the Lil' Native Slipit, Spyderco have added another very compact variant to their in-house classic. The Lil'Native Slipit is more or less the German-Legal version of this small EDC folder. While the Lil'Native was previously equipped with either a compression lock or a backlock, the Slipjoint version is now integrated into the incredibly popular Slipit series, which you surely know through knives like the UKPK or the Urban. The difference is that the Lil'Native Slipit continues to be built with the self-supporting G10 handle scales, rather than FRN scales like most other models in this series. Due to the strong back spring and a slight notch on the blade tang, the blade is held securely in the open position despite the lack of a lock. In addition, thanks to Spyderco's signature choil, you can place your index finger so that the blade doesn't accidentally flip onto your fingers. Just like its sister models, this Lil'Native has the Leaveshape blade with the tip on the center axis of the handle. The fully raised flat grind and the very edge-holding CPM S30V steel ensure the best cutting properties despite the short blade length, so you can do most things in everyday life with this knife. Don't let the name and small dimensions of the Lil'Native Slipit mislead you: this little rattle has it all. It's not just the compliant design that makes this knife so interesting. The low weight, the slim design let this everyday companion disappear inconspicuously in your pocket.

Hollow-ground drop point blade made of CPM Magnacut steelHidden lanyard hole at the end of the handleSturdy bolster framelock

TNT Knives Big BangThe first Toni Titzel designThin hollow-ground blade for perfect cutting performance and everyday usabilitySemi-integral handle designTitanium framelock folder A little big big bang - The Big Bang from TNT Knives TNT stands for Toni Nikolas Tietzel, who was nicknamed "TNT" at school - inspired by "trinitrotoluene", an explosive. This nickname became the symbol of his brand TNT Knives.

TNT Knives Big BangThe first Toni Titzel designThin hollow-ground blade for perfect cutting performance and everyday usabilitySemi-integral handle designTitanium framelock folder A little big big bang - The Big Bang from TNT Knives TNT stands for Toni Nikolas Tietzel, who was nicknamed "TNT" at school - inspired by "trinitrotoluene", an explosive. This nickname became the symbol of his brand TNT Knives.

Reate Knives PL-XF with Piviot LockAluminium handle Nitro-V blade with black PVD finish

Reate Knives PL-XF with Piviot LockMicarta handle Nitro-V blade with stonewash finish

Bestechmann Dundee SheepfootOstap Hel Design G10 handle Sheepfoot blade made of D2 with Black PVD finish

Bestechmann Dundee SheepfootOstap Hel Design G10 handle Sheepfoot blade made of D2 with Gray PVD and Satin finish

Classic pocket knife in Neo Japanese styleGuy Poggetti design Micarta handleTanto blade made of VG-10 steel with stonewash finishIncludes nylon sheath

Opinel mushroom knife oakHandle made of natural-colored, varnished oak wood Curved Sandvik stainless steel blade with serrated spine with boar bristle brush at the end of the handleincludes brown imitation leather/felt case delivered in a gift box

Victorinox Hunter Red Pocket knife with 12 functions Handle made of red polyamide with white wildlife emblem Made in Switzerland

Bestech Razon Grzegorz Grabarski Design Titanium handle Magacut blade with black PVD finish