42a-Compliant Knives at the Knife Lounge

Lucas Burnley Design Bocote wood handle DropPoint blade made of RWL 34 with a two-tone finish Includes a Kydex sheath Handcrafted at the Böker factory in Solingen

The Spyderco NAND is anything but ordinary. Designed by mechanical engineer Paul Alexander, this knife blends smart engineering with a unique, futuristic aesthetic. What makes it stand out: the NAND doesn’t lock. It works like a modern friction folder, using an innovative ball-joint mechanism that holds the blade open without a locking system. And that’s exactly what makes it legal to carry in many places across Germany – a big plus for everyday use. Specs that matter: Blade steel: Böhler M390 – incredibly wear-resistant, stainless, and razor sharp Wharncliffe blade shape – straight, precise, practical Titanium handle – lightweight, strong, beautifully machined Deep-carry wire clip – rides low in the pocket, barely noticeable Reversible clip – for both left and right-hand carry The NAND is probably the most advanced non-locking Spyderco ever made – a perfect example of how innovative a slipjoint-style knife can be today.

textured green Polypropylene handle DropPoint blade made from 4116 with satin finish with space for tweezers between the handle scales

Blade for the Böker Daily Knives AK1 Blade shape Drop Point Blade steel Magnacut The Drop Point blade shape is one of the long-standing classics of the knife industry. Its unobtrusive appearance, robust tip and excellent handling make the blade shape particularly popular for EDC and household knives. The AK1 Magnacut can be used for rougher work in the forest, also cuts very well in the kitchen and will never let you down in your everyday life. Choose between a satin or stonewash finish. The stonewash is particularly popular because most traces of use blend seamlessly into the surface structure, even after intensive use there are few signs of wear and tear.

SENCUT Braxx Slipjoint – Legal Carry Pocket Knife under €50 A simple slipjoint – but built by SENCUT, the third brand from WE Knife and CIVIVI. The SENCUT Braxx sticks to a classic setup: non-locking blade, nail nick opening, and a clean, functional design. That makes it especially relevant in Germany, where non-locking knives like this are legal to carry under §42a. The slipjoint spring is well tuned and keeps the blade securely in place. Handle options include G10, Micarta, or wood – depending on what you prefer in hand and in use. A deep carry clip lets the knife sit low in your pocket, keeping it discreet for everyday carry. If you're looking for a legal EDC knife under €50 that keeps things simple and practical, the Braxx is exactly that.

SENCUT Braxx Slipjoint – Legal Carry Pocket Knife under €50 A simple slipjoint – but built by SENCUT, the third brand from WE Knife and CIVIVI. The SENCUT Braxx sticks to a classic setup: non-locking blade, nail nick opening, and a clean, functional design. That makes it especially relevant in Germany, where non-locking knives like this are legal to carry under §42a. The slipjoint spring is well tuned and keeps the blade securely in place. Handle options include G10, Micarta, or wood – depending on what you prefer in hand and in use. A deep carry clip lets the knife sit low in your pocket, keeping it discreet for everyday carry. If you're looking for a legal EDC knife under €50 that keeps things simple and practical, the Braxx is exactly that.

SENCUT Braxx Slipjoint – Legal Carry Pocket Knife under €50 A simple slipjoint – but built by SENCUT, the third brand from WE Knife and CIVIVI. The SENCUT Braxx sticks to a classic setup: non-locking blade, nail nick opening, and a clean, functional design. That makes it especially relevant in Germany, where non-locking knives like this are legal to carry under §42a. The slipjoint spring is well tuned and keeps the blade securely in place. Handle options include G10, Micarta, or wood – depending on what you prefer in hand and in use. A deep carry clip lets the knife sit low in your pocket, keeping it discreet for everyday carry. If you're looking for a legal EDC knife under €50 that keeps things simple and practical, the Braxx is exactly that.

in cooperation with Alex Kremer and Daily Customs versatile small everyday knife short droppoint blade made of powder metallurgy CPM Magnacut handle made of black curly birch handle can be easily removed with the included Torx wrench and replaced with a variety of alternative scales lanyard loop can be hidden in the handle Comes with a high quality black leather sheath with a sewn-in Ulticlip. handmade in the Böker knife manufactory Solingen

Sturdy pry bar made from 420 steel with stonewash finish Bottle opener that also functions as a bit holder Includes Phillips bit

Small fixed blade in Japanese style Blade made from 440C with stonewash finish Handle with ray skin imitation and burgundy wrap Kydex sheath with clip

Built for Everyday Moments There are those moments in everyday life when you just need a knife. Nothing dramatic. Open a package, cut an apple, trim something that’s in the way. That’s exactly what the Böker Plus Sentinal is made for. Compact enough for pocket carry, yet equipped with a blade that feels far more robust than its size suggests. The drop point blade in 14C28N delivers exactly what you want from an EDC knife: solid edge retention, easy maintenance, and surprising toughness. The stonewash finish also helps hide everyday wear. The full tang construction gives you a reliable, no-nonsense tool – even when things get a bit rough. When it comes to the handle, you have options: the screw-mounted G10 scales provide secure grip, even in wet conditions, and can be removed easily if needed. Without the scales, the Sentinal becomes a slim full-steel knife, stripped down to the essentials. Practical detail: both configurations fit seamlessly into the included Kydex sheath with belt loop. And if the design looks familiar: the Böker Plus Sentinal is essentially the production version of the highly popular Forge Works Hydra.

Full-size fixed blade Full tang D2 blade with two-tone finish Burl wood handle scales Leather sheath

Tradition Reimagined The Jack Wolf Knives Pioneer FIXedc is already the brand’s fourth fixed blade – and arguably its most exciting yet. The concept is simple: take a classic Sodbuster from early American history, remove the slipjoint mechanism, and turn it into a modern fixed blade built for everyday use. This blade shape was originally a true working knife of the colonial era. Not something for display, but a tool for field, farm, and daily life. That same spirit carries over into the Pioneer FIXedc, now translated into a contemporary EDC format. The drop point blade made from CPM S90V delivers modern performance: exceptional edge retention, strong corrosion resistance, and thanks to the hollow grind, highly efficient cutting performance. With an overall length of around 15.3 cm, a blade length of 7.6 cm, and a weight of approximately 44 g (slight variations depending on the version), it stays compact enough for pocket carry – but it’s definitely not a toy. The handle is intentionally kept slim, yet its shape provides a surprisingly secure grip. The knife comes with a leather sheath with clip, giving you flexible carry options. Jack Wolf Knives’ attention to detail shows in the stitching: each variant features thread color matched to the handle material. And because a bit of nerd culture is always part of the package: the knife ships in the brand’s signature VHS-style packaging with artwork by Sean Tiffany – almost reason enough to keep it on display. Available in the following variants: CamoCarbon 80’s Lightweight, technical, and visually striking. Blue accents on the lanyard and stitching create a fresh contrast. Kirinite Toxic Green Modern, bold, and paired with a DLC finish. Red Abalone Classic with a touch of Las Vegas – vibrant and elegant. Titanium Cross Hatch Fully performance-driven. The milled pattern is reminiscent of designs like the Chris Reeve Umnumzaan.

Tradition Reimagined The Jack Wolf Knives Pioneer FIXedc is already the brand’s fourth fixed blade – and arguably its most exciting yet. The concept is simple: take a classic Sodbuster from early American history, remove the slipjoint mechanism, and turn it into a modern fixed blade built for everyday use. This blade shape was originally a true working knife of the colonial era. Not something for display, but a tool for field, farm, and daily life. That same spirit carries over into the Pioneer FIXedc, now translated into a contemporary EDC format. The drop point blade made from CPM S90V delivers modern performance: exceptional edge retention, strong corrosion resistance, and thanks to the hollow grind, highly efficient cutting performance. With an overall length of around 15.3 cm, a blade length of 7.6 cm, and a weight of approximately 44 g (slight variations depending on the version), it stays compact enough for pocket carry – but it’s definitely not a toy. The handle is intentionally kept slim, yet its shape provides a surprisingly secure grip. The knife comes with a leather sheath with clip, giving you flexible carry options. Jack Wolf Knives’ attention to detail shows in the stitching: each variant features thread color matched to the handle material. And because a bit of nerd culture is always part of the package: the knife ships in the brand’s signature VHS-style packaging with artwork by Sean Tiffany – almost reason enough to keep it on display. Available in the following variants: CamoCarbon 80’s Lightweight, technical, and visually striking. Blue accents on the lanyard and stitching create a fresh contrast. Kirinite Toxic Green Modern, bold, and paired with a DLC finish. Red Abalone Classic with a touch of Las Vegas – vibrant and elegant. Titanium Cross Hatch Fully performance-driven. The milled pattern is reminiscent of designs like the Chris Reeve Umnumzaan.

Tradition Reimagined The Jack Wolf Knives Pioneer FIXedc is already the brand’s fourth fixed blade – and arguably its most exciting yet. The concept is simple: take a classic Sodbuster from early American history, remove the slipjoint mechanism, and turn it into a modern fixed blade built for everyday use. This blade shape was originally a true working knife of the colonial era. Not something for display, but a tool for field, farm, and daily life. That same spirit carries over into the Pioneer FIXedc, now translated into a contemporary EDC format. The drop point blade made from CPM S90V delivers modern performance: exceptional edge retention, strong corrosion resistance, and thanks to the hollow grind, highly efficient cutting performance. With an overall length of around 15.3 cm, a blade length of 7.6 cm, and a weight of approximately 44 g (slight variations depending on the version), it stays compact enough for pocket carry – but it’s definitely not a toy. The handle is intentionally kept slim, yet its shape provides a surprisingly secure grip. The knife comes with a leather sheath with clip, giving you flexible carry options. Jack Wolf Knives’ attention to detail shows in the stitching: each variant features thread color matched to the handle material. And because a bit of nerd culture is always part of the package: the knife ships in the brand’s signature VHS-style packaging with artwork by Sean Tiffany – almost reason enough to keep it on display. Available in the following variants: CamoCarbon 80’s Lightweight, technical, and visually striking. Blue accents on the lanyard and stitching create a fresh contrast. Kirinite Toxic Green Modern, bold, and paired with a DLC finish. Red Abalone Classic with a touch of Las Vegas – vibrant and elegant. Titanium Cross Hatch Fully performance-driven. The milled pattern is reminiscent of designs like the Chris Reeve Umnumzaan.

Tradition Reimagined The Jack Wolf Knives Pioneer FIXedc is already the brand’s fourth fixed blade – and arguably its most exciting yet. The concept is simple: take a classic Sodbuster from early American history, remove the slipjoint mechanism, and turn it into a modern fixed blade built for everyday use. This blade shape was originally a true working knife of the colonial era. Not something for display, but a tool for field, farm, and daily life. That same spirit carries over into the Pioneer FIXedc, now translated into a contemporary EDC format. The drop point blade made from CPM S90V delivers modern performance: exceptional edge retention, strong corrosion resistance, and thanks to the hollow grind, highly efficient cutting performance. With an overall length of around 15.3 cm, a blade length of 7.6 cm, and a weight of approximately 44 g (slight variations depending on the version), it stays compact enough for pocket carry – but it’s definitely not a toy. The handle is intentionally kept slim, yet its shape provides a surprisingly secure grip. The knife comes with a leather sheath with clip, giving you flexible carry options. Jack Wolf Knives’ attention to detail shows in the stitching: each variant features thread color matched to the handle material. And because a bit of nerd culture is always part of the package: the knife ships in the brand’s signature VHS-style packaging with artwork by Sean Tiffany – almost reason enough to keep it on display. Available in the following variants: CamoCarbon 80’s Lightweight, technical, and visually striking. Blue accents on the lanyard and stitching create a fresh contrast. Kirinite Toxic Green Modern, bold, and paired with a DLC finish. Red Abalone Classic with a touch of Las Vegas – vibrant and elegant. Titanium Cross Hatch Fully performance-driven. The milled pattern is reminiscent of designs like the Chris Reeve Umnumzaan.

With a serrated Magnacut blade Weighs only 48 grams Yellow FRN handle scales Legal, extra bitey, and bright yellow Question: what is bright yellow, won’t rust, and is also a seriously sharp tool? Exactly – the UKPK Salt with a Magnacut blade. It’s no secret that knife laws in Europe are significantly stricter than in the US. As one of the first major manufacturers to address this, Spyderco created the UKPK (UK Penknife) – a true European classic in their lineup, designed to comply even with the very strict knife laws in the UK. Two key factors come together here: thanks to the Spyderhole, the knife can be opened one-handed, but it does not lock. Instead, the blade is held in place by a strong backspring (similar to a traditional Swiss Army knife). This makes the UKPK legal to carry in many jurisdictions. Despite its compact size, non-locking design, and ultra-lightweight construction, the UKPK is a highly capable cutting tool. The thin blade, combined with a high flat grind, delivers outstanding cutting performance in everyday tasks. This is clearly designed as a slicer – not a folding pry bar. The Magnacut steel used in the Salt series is extremely corrosion-resistant, making it ideal even for use in harsh environments. The bright yellow FRN (fiber reinforced nylon) handle scales are built without steel liners, resulting in a construction that is both lightweight and durable. At just 48 grams, the UKPK is barely noticeable in your pocket. The deep-carry pocket clip can be mounted on either side, making it suitable for both right- and left-handed users.

in cooperation with Alex Kremer and Daily Customs short droppoint blade made of 14C28N handle made of black Richlite handle can be easily removed with the included Torx wrench and replaced with a variety of alternative scales lanyard loop can be hidden in the handle Comes with a high quality Kydex handmade in the Böker knife manufactory Solingen

Atlas Pocketfork Slipjoint mechanism Minimalistic construction Robust Handy Suitable for everyday use

GiantMouse x Zodiac Dive Watch & Knife Box Set A watch belongs in your everyday carry just as much as a knife. Both are tools you carry daily without thinking too much about them—until you realize how much you rely on them. That’s exactly where the idea behind this set begins. This wasn’t a quick collaboration thrown together overnight. Months of conversations, sketches, and “what if…” moments went into it. Two brands deliberately set out to build something for a specific purpose: for divers—and for collectors who appreciate concepts like this. At the center is the Super Sea Wolf Pro-Diver. And this is not a “let’s just throw in a watch” kind of decision—it’s a true piece of dive watch history. Zodiac is one of the early names in the world of dive watches, and the Super Sea Wolf has been known for decades for exactly that: built for use in the water, highly legible, robust, and designed in a way that evolves rather than changes completely over time. And this one plays in a completely different league. 300 meters of water resistance, a screw-down crown, and inside a Swiss automatic movement (STP 1-21) that doesn’t just run—but is COSC-certified for accuracy. On top of that, it’s ISO-certified as a true dive watch, meaning it doesn’t just look the part—it delivers. The ceramic bezel is custom-made for this model, and together with the blaze-orange accents it’s more than just visual. Inspired by the iconic 1970s “Exotic” dials, it ensures the watch remains clearly legible even in low-light conditions. And then there’s the knife. Not a folder, but a fixed blade—exactly what a proper dive knife should be. Made from N360 steel, specifically chosen for its exceptional corrosion resistance in marine environments. The satin-finished blade is paired with a black anodized aluminum handle and a blaze-orange G10 inlay, directly tying into the watch’s color palette. And again, it’s the details that make the difference: The pass-through design is intentionally built so you can quickly rinse the knife with fresh water after a dive. No unnecessary hassle—just practical, real-world functionality. This isn’t just design—it’s built around actual use. Only 300 sets exist worldwide. This set isn’t your typical EDC you casually put together. It’s a deliberately developed setup—for people who know exactly why they want something like this. Or for those who collect pieces like this because they represent what happens when two worlds are brought together the right way. Technical Specifications – Zodiac Super Sea Wolf Pro-Diver Platform: Super Sea Wolf Pro-Diver Case: Stainless Steel Strap: Black Rubber Strap Water Resistance: 30 ATM (300 meters) Case Diameter: 42 mm Movement: Swiss Automatic STP 1-21 Certification: COSC (Chronometer) Certification: ISO (Dive Watch)

 Always There, Always Ready If you’re looking for a fixed blade that’s truly everyday-capable without screaming “survival show,” the TRM Tagalong is exactly that. Compact, understated, and built to function just as well in urban daily life as it does outdoors. The name says it all: a knife that simply tags along. Slim enough for your pocket or EDC pouch, noticeable only when you actually need it. Technically, TRM relies on CPM Magnacut – offering excellent edge retention, strong corrosion resistance, and still easy to sharpen. The high full flat grind delivers clean, efficient cuts through cardboard, rope, or food prep. The ergonomic Micarta handle scales provide a secure grip, even in wet conditions. A small highlight is the premium leather sheath: you decide whether to simply slip it into your pocket or use the included Ulticlip to secure it discreetly to the edge of your pocket. TRM – Three Rivers Manufacturing from Massachusetts – produces 100% in the USA. Known for models like the Neutron and the Atom, the company stands for precise machining and genuine customer focus. No marketing gimmicks – just honest knife craftsmanship.

The Benchmade Dacian is no toy. It’s a slim, no-nonsense fixed blade built for real adventures – whether you’re out on the trail or tackling everyday tasks at home. And the best part? Every single component of this knife is made in the USA. The blade is laser-cut from high-grade CPM MagnaCut steel, ground and heat-treated with precision, and hand-sharpened by skilled Benchmade technicians – all in their state-of-the-art facility in Oregon City. No outsourcing. No compromises. The spear point blade delivers dependable cutting power – even through tough materials. Whether you're slicing rope on a camping trip or breaking down cardboard boxes after a delivery marathon, the Dacian is ready to go. The handle made from blue denim micarta not only feels great in the hand, but is also surprisingly lightweight and extremely durable – exactly what you need out in the field (or at home). For safe carry, the knife comes with a leather sheath featuring a Kydex insert – the best of both worlds. Leather for that stylish look, and Kydex for secure retention with the always satisfying click. The Dacian is best carried scout-style using the leather loop.The Dacian is classic Benchmade – tough, thoughtful, and proudly made in the USA. Each knife is hand-assembled, inspected, and sharpened by experts. And you can feel that craftsmanship in every cut.

42a-compliant automatic knife without locking mechanism Magnacut blade with two-tone finish Aluminum handle scales Recessed deep-carry clip

Jack Wolf Knives Gateway Barlow Classic Barlow pattern – one of the oldest and most beloved pocket knife designs 7.6 cm blade made from Sandvik 14C28N – corrosion resistant, tough and easy to maintain Traditional slipjoint mechanism – opened via nail nick, no locking mechanism Compact everyday carry size – 9.8 cm closed length and approx. 88 g weight The Gateway Barlow by Jack Wolf Knives is a modern interpretation of one of the oldest pocket knife patterns ever made. Since the 19th century, the Barlow has been known as a simple, reliable working knife carried by farmers, craftsmen and travelers alike. Designer Benjamin Belkin takes this classic character and brings it into the Gateway series – offering the recognizable Jack Wolf quality at a more accessible price point. The 7.6 cm blade made from Sandvik 14C28N provides excellent corrosion resistance, solid edge retention and easy maintenance. It opens in the traditional way via a nail nick. The non-locking slipjoint mechanism, stainless steel bolsters and the deliberate absence of a pocket clip keep the knife close to its traditional Barlow roots. With a 9.8 cm closed length and about 88 g weight, the Gateway Barlow is an uncomplicated EDC knife – exactly what a good pocket knife has been for more than a hundred years.