burnt brass look aluminium handleDropPoint blade made of M390 steel with DLC battlewash finish Made in the USA
Pocket knives are not just classic tools, but versatile helpers in everyday life and for outdoor activities. Thanks to their compact size, they fit perfectly in any pocket and are always ready to hand. If you want to buy a pocket knife, you will find a large selection of high-quality models here.
burnt brass look aluminium handleDropPoint blade made of M390 steel with DLC battlewash finish Made in the USA
Solid Slipjoint with powerful spring tension440C Bladesteel with blackwashed finishOD green G10 Scales
Mini version of the popular Lander series for the key ring FRN handle DropPoint blade made of 4034SS with satin finish
Mini version of the popular Lander series for the key ring FRN handle DropPoint blade made of 4034SS with satin finish
Mini version of the popular Lander series for the key ring FRN handle DropPoint blade made of 4034SS with satin finish
MK Knives & Tools (Marcin Kampka) Design manufactured by FOX Knives Titanium handle DropPoint blade made of S90V steel with PVD stonewashed finish including pouch with zip & patch
MK Knives & Tools (Marcin Kampka) Design manufactured by FOX Knives Titanium handle DropPoint blade made of S90V steel with stonewashed finish including pouch with zip & patch
Handle made from CF-Elite DropPoint blade made from S30V steel with Cerakote coating Made in the USA
Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars
Handle made from G10Drop point blade made from 14C28N with black stonewashed finish
Lucas Burnley design Stainless steel handle with black stonewashed finish DropPoint blade made from Magnacut with stonewashed finishhandmade in Solingen
Benchmade 710FE Seven | Ten™ – The Modern Classic Returns Some knives don’t just cut – they make history. The 710 is one of them. When Benchmade first released the original 710, it marked a turning point in knife design. It was the very first production knife to feature the now-legendary AXIS® Lock, invented by custom knifemakers Bill McHenry and Jason Williams. The father-and-stepson duo, both meticulous craftsmen with roots in horology and knifemaking, developed a locking mechanism that was smooth, ambidextrous, and incredibly strong. Benchmade saw the potential immediately – and the rest is history. The AXIS® Lock became a signature feature, and the 710 became a modern icon. Now, the legend is back – sleeker, stronger, and better than ever. Recurve Blade. Real Performance. The recurve drop-point blade made from CPM-S90V steel isn’t just good-looking – it delivers serious cutting power. The recurved edge increases cutting surface and gives you more control, making it especially efficient when breaking down cardboard, slicing rope, or handling tough EDC tasks. And with the incredible edge retention of S90V, you’ll go a long time before you need to sharpen it. Tough. Lightweight. No Compromises. The gray aluminum handle strikes the perfect balance between strength and low weight. Cleanly machined contours, a large grip frame, and Benchmade’s signature ergonomics give you full control, even with gloves on. The AXIS® Lock mechanism opens and closes with ease, left- or right-handed – one of the reasons it’s still one of the best locks in the game. This knife isn’t just well made – it’s thoughtfully made. 100% Benchmade. 100% USA. As always with Benchmade, every single component of the 710FE is made entirely in Oregon, USA. From laser-cutting the blade to hand-assembly and final sharpening – this knife goes through the hands of experienced craftspeople who know what makes a tool exceptional. You can feel the precision in every detail. Conclusion – A Benchmade Legend, Reimagined The Seven | Ten™ isn’t just a comeback – it’s the evolution of a true classic. Whether you’re looking for a high-performance EDC, a collector’s piece, or a no-nonsense tool built with integrity: This knife bridges Benchmade’s heritage and modern innovation – and it does it beautifully.
in co-operation with Hansa Jagdausrüstung 2Cr13 handle DropPoint blade made of Nitro-V with satin finish with four-way reversible clip
Spartan Blades Harsey Folder 3.25"S45VN steel bladeBill Harsey designA little Badass... Even though the Harsey Folder is an ingenious knife, it should be noted that it is neither a small nor particularly light pocket knife. You do notice half a pound of steel and titanium in your pocket.... With the 3.25 version, you get a Harsey folder that is a little smaller, but in no way has to hide behind its big brother. This knife is also incredibly robust, but delivers a slightly better cutting performance due to the slightly thinner blade. Ultimately, it's down to your taste and personal preference in terms of size and weight.
Stainless steel handle Drop point blade made of 12C27 with satin finish
Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars
Handle made from woodDrop point blade made from 14C28N with black stonewashed finish
Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars
Handle made from carbon fibre Drop point blade made from Damascus
Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars
Handle made from MicartaDrop point blade made from 14C28N with satin finish
Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars
Taylor Martin (Best Damn EDC) design G10 handle ClipPoint blade made of Nitro-V with black stonewashed finish
Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars
Taylor Martin (Best Damn EDC) design Micarta handle ClipPoint blade made of Nitro-V with satin finish
Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars
Taylor Martin (Best Damn EDC) design Micarta handle ClipPoint blade made of Nitro-V with satin finish
G10 handle D2 blade with satin finish with Buttonlock
G10 handle D2 blade with satin finish with Buttonlock
G10 handle D2 blade with satin finish with Buttonlock
G10 handle D2 blade with satin finish with Buttonlock
Whether as a daily tool or a stylish collector's item, pocket knives have fascinated people since the dawn of time. Knives are among the world's earliest tools, combining craftsmanship with practical application. These knives are not only works of art but also coveted collectibles and sometimes even investments. The oldest known pocket knife is over 2,500 years old, showing how long this practical tool has been part of our culture.
Pocket knives are characterized primarily by their folding mechanism, which allows the blade to be safely stored within the handle. This makes them particularly compact and safe. Today, there is a wide variety of pocket knives from various manufacturers and designers around the world. They come in different colors, blade shapes and lengths, as well as with various locking and opening mechanisms. Every pocket knife tells its own story and serves as a reliable companion in its owner's daily life.
Choosing the right pocket knife always depends on various factors that should be tailored to your personal needs and preferences.
The blade material is crucial for the knife's sharpness, durability, and maintenance. You can choose between stainless steel, non-stainless carbon or high-carbon steel, or even Damascus steel.
Our tip: For tougher tasks and demanding jobs, fixed-blade knives are ideal. They offer stability and reliability, especially for outdoor activities or craftwork. If you're looking for a compact and versatile knife for daily use, EDC knives are a great choice. They complete your EDC kit and are also true eye-catchers.
If you want to gift a pocket knife, you should also ask yourself beforehand what the recipient intends to use the pocket knife for. Is it for everyday use or more of a collector's item? A carving knife for children, or perhaps for camping? This consideration largely determines what features the knife should have.
According to Weapons Act (WaffG) § 42a, there is a prohibition on carrying certain items. These include, among other things, knives with lockable blades that can be operated with one hand and fixed-blade knives with a blade length over 12 cm. All information on the topic "What does §42a-compliant mean" can be found on our website.