GiantMouse ACE Tribecafirst MacnaCut Mouse Denim Micarta or Black G10More opening possibilitiesThe Tribeca is a knife based on the limited edition GM4 model, but with an additional opening option. In addition to the flippertap, you can now open it via the thumbhole - giving you even more options! And if that wasn't enough, the Tribeca is also the first knife in the ACE line to feature the popular MagnaCut steel.Great grip and safe to work withAs with all of Jesper Voxnaes and Jens Anso's designs, the hand placement is simply terrific. The back of the blade has a serration (also known as jimping), which ensures safe working with the knife without slipping. And to make sure you always have a secure grip on the knife, there are serrations in other places as well, such as the flippertap, backspacer, and linerlock. With an overall length of 18.7 cm, the Tribeca is the perfect size for everyday use. You have a choice of black G10 or denim micarta handle scales.Blue Jeans or Black? Denim Micarta feels and looks like denim. The brass backspacer even reminds you a bit of the buttons on your jeans. With the deep carry clip, the knife should match your blue jeans perfectly. And if you prefer to wear a friendly black, the G10 handle scales are the perfect addition to your EDC. The Tribeca is a knife that is not only practical but also stylish.

GiantMouse ACE Atelier Perfect everyday knife with a total length of 17.3 cm Made in Maniago Italy under highest quality standard Elmax steel The AtelierArt, craft, dance, and music - all the beautiful things that can take place in an Atelier. Aesthetics always play a big role and so it is with the GiantMouse Atelier. What may look at first glance like a Grand (GM's large folder) washed too hot, turns out to be a completely separate knife upon closer inspection.After discontinuing the original GiantMouse, the "Biblio" model, the Atelier takes the place of a small, versatile and beautiful folding knife. The blade shape is largely the same as the Grand: a long, aggressive Swedge give the knife a sporty look, while the handle with its angled end really "digs" into the hand. In keeping with the GiantMouse tradition, this knife also features a heavy solid brass backspacer for optimal balance in the handThe Elmax steel used, from Böhler, is one of the highest performance steels currently available on the market. In addition to the very high edge retention, the alloy is also extremely resistant to rust.Only the name remains to be clarified: while the "Grand" was named after the Grand Hotel in Nuremberg, the Atelier got its name from the bar of the same name in said hotel. Whether the design of the knife was created here during a night of drinking is not exactly known - but it cannot be completely ruled out.Versions: Micarta Green - Titanium Backspacer - Blade Finish: SatinMicarta Red - Titanium backspacer - Blade finish: Stonewashed Titanium (milled Pattern) - Brass backspacer - Blade finish: Satin Carbon fiber - Titanium backspacer blue anodized - Blade finish: SatinElmax steel is a powder metallurgy steel known for its excellent combination of hardness, corrosion resistance and sharpness. Here are some useful information about this material Hardness: Elmax steel has a hardness of about 59-62 HRC (Rockwell hardness), which means it is very resistant to wear and tear. This makes it an ideal material for knife blades that need to be sharp and durable. Corrosion resistance: Elmax steel is very resistant to rust and corrosion. This means that knife blades made from this material last longer and are less susceptible to damage from moisture or other environmental factors.Sharpness: Elmax steel has a very fine grain structure, which gives it exceptional sharpness. This means that knife blades made from this material are very sharp and retain their sharpness longer than blades made from other materials. Workability: Elmax steel is somewhat more difficult to work with than other types of steel due to its high hardness and special composition. It usually requires special tools and techniques to cut and shape it. Applications: Elmax steel is commonly used in the manufacture of high-quality knife blades, as well as other applications such as precision tools, surgical instruments, and aerospace parts.

GiantMouse ACE Atelier Perfect everyday knife with a total length of 17.3 cm Made in Maniago Italy under highest quality standard Elmax steel The AtelierArt, craft, dance, and music - all the beautiful things that can take place in an Atelier. Aesthetics always play a big role and so it is with the GiantMouse Atelier. What may look at first glance like a Grand (GM's large folder) washed too hot, turns out to be a completely separate knife upon closer inspection.After discontinuing the original GiantMouse, the "Biblio" model, the Atelier takes the place of a small, versatile and beautiful folding knife. The blade shape is largely the same as the Grand: a long, aggressive Swedge give the knife a sporty look, while the handle with its angled end really "digs" into the hand. In keeping with the GiantMouse tradition, this knife also features a heavy solid brass backspacer for optimal balance in the handThe Elmax steel used, from Böhler, is one of the highest performance steels currently available on the market. In addition to the very high edge retention, the alloy is also extremely resistant to rust.Only the name remains to be clarified: while the "Grand" was named after the Grand Hotel in Nuremberg, the Atelier got its name from the bar of the same name in said hotel. Whether the design of the knife was created here during a night of drinking is not exactly known - but it cannot be completely ruled out.Versions: Micarta Green - Titanium Backspacer - Blade Finish: SatinMicarta Red - Titanium backspacer - Blade finish: Stonewashed Titanium (milled Pattern) - Brass backspacer - Blade finish: Satin Carbon fiber - Titanium backspacer blue anodized - Blade finish: SatinElmax steel is a powder metallurgy steel known for its excellent combination of hardness, corrosion resistance and sharpness. Here are some useful information about this material Hardness: Elmax steel has a hardness of about 59-62 HRC (Rockwell hardness), which means it is very resistant to wear and tear. This makes it an ideal material for knife blades that need to be sharp and durable. Corrosion resistance: Elmax steel is very resistant to rust and corrosion. This means that knife blades made from this material last longer and are less susceptible to damage from moisture or other environmental factors.Sharpness: Elmax steel has a very fine grain structure, which gives it exceptional sharpness. This means that knife blades made from this material are very sharp and retain their sharpness longer than blades made from other materials. Workability: Elmax steel is somewhat more difficult to work with than other types of steel due to its high hardness and special composition. It usually requires special tools and techniques to cut and shape it. Applications: Elmax steel is commonly used in the manufacture of high-quality knife blades, as well as other applications such as precision tools, surgical instruments, and aerospace parts.

GiantMouse ACE Farley Micarta Slip Joint! YEAH! Elmax Blade with a Stonewashed Finish Wire clip Green Micarta handle scales Traditional knife If there is one item that has found its way into our pockets as a matter of course for generations, it is the pocket knife. Our grandfathers had one and even our grandmothers often carried a small knife somewhere in the depths of their handbag. Often these everyday companions were then passed on to the children and so it can happen that a pocket knife lingers perhaps already in the third generation in your pocket. With the new Farley Slipjoint GiantMouse bow to exactly this kind of pocket knife - and yet create something new! The shape of the knife is on the one hand oriented to the elegance of French or Italian folders, on the other hand you will find a certain similarity to Jens Ansos Casino. The rounded back spring merges seamlessly into the likewise rounded blade back and offers an impressive holding power that is noticeably above that of a Victorinox Alox.A real highlight is the impressive Walk &Talk: the rich "clack" when opening the knife is what makes knife hearts beat faster. So that the cutting edge of the Farley does not accidentally hit you on the back spring when closing, GiantMouse have installed a stoppin here, on which the blade root finds a defined stop. The stop at 90 degrees of the blade path also ensures that the knife does not accidentally flap on your fingers during work.  By the way, the Farley is manufactured by Bestech in China. Here, the manufacturer proves that it rightly belongs to the big premium companies that build knives on a breathtaking level. Don't be fooled: even though the GiantMouse Farley makes an elegant appearance, it is, as always, a real workhorse with which you can definitely do some carving. That leaves the name: as you know, each of the knives is named after a place important to the GiantMouse team. Imagine a bar at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge. The fog is slowly rising over the water, creating that very special atmosphere in the setting sun. You have a table right by the window and just at this moment fresh oysters are brought to your place. In addition, there is a cool craft beer and in the background plays that surf band that you liked so much last year. Evenings like this are exactly why you keep booking a table at Farley.

Vero Engineering Axon Liner LockAxon Liner Lock of the fourth generation with Böhler M390 steelWith fuller on both sides of the blade for opening the blade or flipper tapDamasteel version with Hakkapella Damascus (only with Marbled Carbon handle scales)

Vero Engineering Axon Liner LockAxon Liner Lock of the fourth generation with Böhler M390 steelWith fuller on both sides of the blade for opening the blade or flipper tapDamasteel version with Hakkapella Damascus (only with Marbled Carbon handle scales)

Vero Engineering Axon Liner LockAxon Liner Lock of the fourth generation with Böhler M390 steelWith fuller on both sides of the blade for opening the blade or flipper tapDamasteel version with Hakkapella Damascus (only with Marbled Carbon handle scales)

Vero Engineering Axon Liner LockAxon Liner Lock of the fourth generation with Böhler M390 steelWith fuller on both sides of the blade for opening the blade or flipper tapDamasteel version with Hakkapella Damascus (only with Marbled Carbon handle scales)

Jack Wolf Knives Coin 002 - IG 20K Milestone Sean Tiffany Design Limited edition for the milestone of 20,000 Intragram followers made of zinc alloy with antique "copper" finishDiameter: 4.5cm Thickness: 4mm at the thinnest & 6mm at the thickest point Weight: 42g

Bestech VK-Core Vulpex Knife Design  Handle and blade made of 14C28NComes with a Kydex SheathThe fox as a fixed The VK-Core is the first production-fixed design by custom knifemaker Steven Kempa of Vulpex Knives. The design is based on a long series of handcrafted knives in which Steven has paid meticulous attention to constantly improving the hand position and usability in the field. Each prototype has been excessively tested, sometimes to the point of destruction. The VK Core is the result of years of development and is produced exclusively for Vulpex Knives by Bestech. This all-steel knife feels sensationally good in the hand, which is not only due to its ingenious shape but also to the all-round beveling of the edges. The speedholes in the handle ensure a comfortable weight and also offer the option of being able to pull the knife out of the Kydex sheath very quickly. Steven deliberately chose the very fine-grained Sandvik 14C28N for the material. This material can only be finely ground and is extremely resistant to rust. In addition, this steel is very robust, which makes it absolutely predestined for an all-rounder fixed like the VK Core.  The Core is clearly a Vulpex knife: the typical design language, which has already delighted fans of the VK Void, can be found in this knife at first glance. The iconic copper pin is a must, as is the great logo with the fox.

Bestech VK-Core Vulpex Knife Design  Handle and blade made of 14C28NComes with a Kydex SheathThe fox as a fixed The VK-Core is the first production-fixed design by custom knifemaker Steven Kempa of Vulpex Knives. The design is based on a long series of handcrafted knives in which Steven has paid meticulous attention to constantly improving the hand position and usability in the field. Each prototype has been excessively tested, sometimes to the point of destruction. The VK Core is the result of years of development and is produced exclusively for Vulpex Knives by Bestech. This all-steel knife feels sensationally good in the hand, which is not only due to its ingenious shape but also to the all-round beveling of the edges. The speedholes in the handle ensure a comfortable weight and also offer the option of being able to pull the knife out of the Kydex sheath very quickly. Steven deliberately chose the very fine-grained Sandvik 14C28N for the material. This material can only be finely ground and is extremely resistant to rust. In addition, this steel is very robust, which makes it absolutely predestined for an all-rounder fixed like the VK Core.  The Core is clearly a Vulpex knife: the typical design language, which has already delighted fans of the VK Void, can be found in this knife at first glance. The iconic copper pin is a must, as is the great logo with the fox.

Bestech VK-Core Vulpex Knife Design  Handle and blade made of 14C28NComes with a Kydex SheathThe fox as a fixed The VK-Core is the first production-fixed design by custom knifemaker Steven Kempa of Vulpex Knives. The design is based on a long series of handcrafted knives in which Steven has paid meticulous attention to constantly improving the hand position and usability in the field. Each prototype has been excessively tested, sometimes to the point of destruction. The VK Core is the result of years of development and is produced exclusively for Vulpex Knives by Bestech. This all-steel knife feels sensationally good in the hand, which is not only due to its ingenious shape but also to the all-round beveling of the edges. The speedholes in the handle ensure a comfortable weight and also offer the option of being able to pull the knife out of the Kydex sheath very quickly. Steven deliberately chose the very fine-grained Sandvik 14C28N for the material. This material can only be finely ground and is extremely resistant to rust. In addition, this steel is very robust, which makes it absolutely predestined for an all-rounder fixed like the VK Core.  The Core is clearly a Vulpex knife: the typical design language, which has already delighted fans of the VK Void, can be found in this knife at first glance. The iconic copper pin is a must, as is the great logo with the fox.