The Knife for Pirates with Style (and Good Taste)
Clean looks, solid build, zero bullshit. The Purser, built by Bestech, is your reliable everyday sidekick – whether you’re hunting treasure or just picking up the best pizza in town.
Rides on ceramic bearings – flips like a dream.
Three Versions – No Gimmicks, Just Solid Choices:
Natural Micarta & 14C28N
Grippy, uncoated natural Micarta up front, dark stonewashed titanium on the back – lightweight, solid, and straight to the point.
Blade steel: 14C28N – low maintenance, corrosion-resistant, and a real slicer.
Limited to 200 pieces.
Full Titanium & Magnacut
Titanium all around, dark stonewashed and ready for whatever comes your way.
Magnacut offers top-tier performance when it comes to edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance.
Limited to 200 pieces.
Limited Edition: Black Micarta & Magnacut – KnifeLounge Exclusive
Just 60 pieces worldwide – individually numbered blades and our KnifeLounge logo as the cherry on top.
Black Micarta meets titanium back and Magnacut steel – clean, rare, and highly collectible.
Specs:
• Titanium hardware (screws, backspacer, clip) – all dark stonewashed
• OEM: Bestech
• Bearings: Ceramic – smooth, fast, and addictive
With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original.
The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again.
MagnaCut instead of S90V
The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC.
Redesigned pivot system
The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking.
Reduced weight
Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry.
Blade cutout for multiple opening methods
In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort.
Refined clip
The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw.
Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one.
Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind.
This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.
With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original.
The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again.
MagnaCut instead of S90V
The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC.
Redesigned pivot system
The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking.
Reduced weight
Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry.
Blade cutout for multiple opening methods
In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort.
Refined clip
The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw.
Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one.
Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind.
This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.
With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original.
The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again.
MagnaCut instead of S90V
The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC.
Redesigned pivot system
The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking.
Reduced weight
Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry.
Blade cutout for multiple opening methods
In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort.
Refined clip
The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw.
Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one.
Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind.
This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.
With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original.
The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again.
MagnaCut instead of S90V
The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC.
Redesigned pivot system
The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking.
Reduced weight
Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry.
Blade cutout for multiple opening methods
In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort.
Refined clip
The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw.
Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one.
Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind.
This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.
With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original.
The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again.
MagnaCut instead of S90V
The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC.
Redesigned pivot system
The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking.
Reduced weight
Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry.
Blade cutout for multiple opening methods
In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort.
Refined clip
The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw.
Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one.
Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind.
This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.
With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original.
The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again.
MagnaCut instead of S90V
The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC.
Redesigned pivot system
The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking.
Reduced weight
Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry.
Blade cutout for multiple opening methods
In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort.
Refined clip
The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw.
Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one.
Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind.
This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.
With the Raiden R2, Null Knives brings back their debut design – this time with thoughtful upgrades and everything fans loved about the original.
The lines are still sharp and clean, the craftsmanship uncompromising – but under the hood, a lot has changed. This is exactly what a Gen 2 folder should be: familiar enough to feel like home, refined enough to get you excited all over again.
MagnaCut instead of S90V
The first generation used CPM S90V – now the Raiden R2 comes with MagnaCut. And for good reason: it’s one of the most talked-about steels in recent years. Excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, toughness – and way more everyday-friendly. Perfect for a modern EDC.
Redesigned pivot system
The pivot has been completely reworked: full titanium hardware sits flush with the machined faux collars and offers better leverage for your T8 bit. More solid, more practical, and better looking.
Reduced weight
Thanks to internal milling, the Raiden R2 is noticeably lighter than before – without compromising strength. Ideal for daily carry.
Blade cutout for multiple opening methods
In addition to the front flipper, there’s now a long blade cutout for effortless reverse flicks or slow-roll opening. Versatility meets comfort.
Refined clip
The new clip is more compact and features an undercut section to reduce tension. That means less pocket wear and a smoother draw.
Whether you choose Aero or Type S, Stonewashed or Damasteel – the Raiden R2 is a natural evolution of a design that stood out from day one.
Every detail reflects Sean Hassett’s vision: technically sound, visually distinct, and built with everyday performance in mind.
This isn’t just a re-release. It’s a return – and this time, it’s better because it truly understands what made the original great.
Compact pocket knife with Richlite handle scales.Made in the USA – in very small quantities.Blade steel: CPM-S45VNIncludes 3D-printed sheath with pre-mounted Ulti-Clip (can also be mounted on the opposite side if required).Luft Concepts LTL After two years of work, it's finally here: the first Luft USA Fixed. While Jake and Ryan's knives were previously produced mainly in China, the LTL Fixed is the first model to be produced entirely in the USA.
The blade is made of
CPM S45-VN
t, a high-end powder metallurgical steel from Crucible that was specially developed for the EDC and outdoor sector.
CPM S45-VN
combines high edge retention with very good corrosion resistance and toughness - an all-round steel without the typical compromises. A discreet fuller has been milled above the logo for visual finesse. The blade thickness is approx. 3.2 mm, giving you enough stability for all possible or impossible tasks without compromising cutting performance. In the version with the acid wash finish, the blade has a black matt finish, which reduces reflections and gives the blade an interesting and somewhat organic look.
The handle is made of Richlite, a sustainable paper-based fiber composite material that is lightweight, temperature-stable and extremely durable. If you want to clean the knife, you can simply loosen the handle scales thanks to the Torx screws. The special thing about these handle scales is that each one looks a little different, depending on how the raw material was cut. The scope of delivery includes a 3D printed sheath with drainhole, which is suitable for neck carry as well as horizontal or vertical carry (e.g. with UltiClip or TekLok, not included). An UltiClip is already fitted.
Compact pocket knife with Richlite handle scales.Made in the USA – in very small quantities.Blade steel:
CPM S45-VN
Includes 3D-printed Kydex with pre-mounted Ulti-Clip (can also be mounted on the opposite side if required).Luft Concepts LTL
After two years of work, it's finally here: the first Luft USA Fixed. While Jake and Ryan's knives were previously produced mainly in China, the LTL Fixed is the first model to be produced entirely in the USA. The blade is made of
CPM S45-VN
, a high-end powder metallurgical steel from Crucible that was specially developed for the EDC and outdoor sector.
CPM S45-VN
combines high edge retention with very good corrosion resistance and toughness - an all-round steel without the typical compromises. A discreet fuller has been milled above the logo for visual finesse.
The blade thickness is approx. 3.2 mm, giving you enough stability for all possible or impossible tasks without compromising cutting performance. In the version with the acid wash finish, the blade has a black matt finish, which reduces reflections and gives the blade an interesting and somewhat organic look. The handle is made of Richlite, a sustainable paper-based fiber composite material that is lightweight, temperature-stable and extremely durable. If you want to clean the knife, you can simply loosen the handle scales thanks to the Torx screws. The special thing about these handle scales is that each one looks a little different, depending on how the raw material was cut. The scope of delivery includes a 3D printed sheath with drainhole, which is suitable for neck carry as well as horizontal or vertical carry (e.g. with UltiClip or TekLok, not included). An UltiClip is already fitted.
Compact pocket knife with Richlite handle scales.Made in the USA – in very small quantities.Blade steel: CPM S45-VNIncludes 3D-printed sheath with pre-mounted Ulti-Clip (can also be mounted on the opposite side if required).Luft Concepts LTL After two years of work, it's finally here: the first Luft USA Fixed. While Jake and Ryan's knives were previously produced mainly in China, the LTL Fixed is the first model to be produced entirely in the USA. The blade is made of CPM S45VN, a high-end powder metallurgical steel from Crucible that was specially developed for the EDC and outdoor sector. CPM-S45VN combines high edge retention with very good corrosion resistance and toughness - an all-round steel without the typical compromises. A discreet fuller has been milled above the logo for visual finesse.
The blade thickness is approx. 3.2 mm, giving you enough stability for all possible or impossible tasks without compromising cutting performance. In the version with the acid wash finish, the blade has a black matt finish, which reduces reflections and gives the blade an interesting and somewhat organic look. The handle is made of Richlite, a sustainable paper-based fiber composite material that is lightweight, temperature-stable and extremely durable. If you want to clean the knife, you can simply loosen the handle scales thanks to the Torx screws. The special thing about these handle scales is that each one looks a little different, depending on how the raw material was cut. The scope of delivery includes a 3D printed sheath with drainhole, which is suitable for neck carry as well as horizontal or vertical carry (e.g. with UltiClip or TekLok, not included). An UltiClip is already fitted.
Custom vibes in your pocket The SnappyBoi is the result of a top-class collaboration: knifemaking legend Jason B. Stout and the manufacturing freaks at Reate Knives have teamed up to create a rather brutal and extraordinary pocket knife.
Originally intended purely as a custom model for collectors, the SnappyBoi is now finally coming onto the market as a series knife - in its original design and in the highest configuration level. Clear lines, striking geometry and the typical Reate finish make it a real stout knife. The titanium handle scales, which are almost brutalist in their design, are milled in an incredibly elaborate way and create a rather fierce, optical impression. Nothing is subtle here!
Thanks to its precise flipper and butter-soft ball bearing mechanism, the SnappyBoi is not only visually impressive, but also functional. The blade fires ultra-snappy from the scales and you will find that the addiction factor here is extremely high. Despite its massive look, the SnappyBoi is surprisingly light at 136 grams. So you don't need an extra belt when carrying this knife.
Of course, this type of design EDC knife is perhaps a super-lightweight EDC knife. Here you get much more of a statement piece for connoisseurs - and for all those who don't like half measures.
Custom vibes in your pocket The SnappyBoi is the result of a top-class collaboration: knifemaking legend Jason B. Stout and the manufacturing freaks at Reate Knives have teamed up to create a rather brutal and extraordinary pocket knife.
Originally intended purely as a custom model for collectors, the SnappyBoi is now finally coming onto the market as a series knife - in its original design and in the highest configuration level. Clear lines, striking geometry and the typical Reate finish make it a real stout knife. The titanium handle scales, which are almost brutalist in their design, are milled in an incredibly elaborate way and create a rather fierce, optical impression. Nothing is subtle here!
Thanks to its precise flipper and butter-soft ball bearing mechanism, the SnappyBoi is not only visually impressive, but also functional. The blade fires ultra-snappy from the scales and you will find that the addiction factor here is extremely high. Despite its massive look, the SnappyBoi is surprisingly light at 136 grams. So you don't need an extra belt when carrying this knife.
Of course, this type of design EDC knife is perhaps a super-lightweight EDC knife. Here you get much more of a statement piece for connoisseurs - and for all those who don't like half measures.
Compact folder. Made in the USA.The NERD by TRM is a well-thought-out design that is perfect for anyone looking for a small but extremely robust EDC knife. This model was developed in close collaboration with the TRM community, with every detail carefully considered and optimized over months. Particular attention was paid to the position and shape of the thumb hole – a detail that ensures intuitive and comfortable handling.The blade made of Magnacut steel with a full flat grind makes the NERD a real everyday helper. Whether you're opening packages, cutting ropes or tackling a little rougher tasks, this blade is efficient and versatile.A highlight are the 3D-milled handle scales, which are another result of the collaboration with the TRM community. Thanks to their ergonomic shape and rounded edges, the knife sits comfortably and securely in both small and large hands. A small knife that makes no compromises.
Are you looking for a slightly larger and more robust knife? The Bulldog takes the classic TRM design elements and transforms them into a powerful, “beefy” EDC knife.The handle is made of robust G10 and has a slightly edgier feel.This makes it reminiscent of the knives from the US production of Spyderco – a tribute to clean lines and functionality. The recessed steel liners provide additional stability without making the knife unnecessarily thick.A special highlight is the River-LOK, TRM's interpretation of the classic Axis Lock (Crossbar Lock). Thanks to the ball bearing mechanism, the blade glides effortlessly.
The oval thumb hole is also a must-have on the Bulldog. It ensures that the blade, made of high-quality 20CV steel, can be opened comfortably and safely with one hand. A knife that doesn't do things by halves.