Eine lange Entwicklungsphase hat der Kwaiken Folder hinter sich, ein Design des jungen Messermachers Lucas Burnley aus New Mexico. Burnley, dessen beliebtestes Modell ein feststehendes Kwaiken ist, wollte das typisch schlanke und schmale Konzept unbedingt in ein Klappmesser übertragen, ohne die Proportionen übermäßig zu verändern. Herausgekommen ist ein Entwurf, der uns auf den ersten Blick fasziniert hat. Die klaren Linien und das schlanke Design, das in geschlossenem Zustand dennoch die komplette Klinge aufnimmt, ist absolut einzigartig. Und wer jetzt wegen des schlanken Griffes Kompromisse bei der Ergonomie erwartet, sollte das Messer unbedingt mal selbst in die Hand nehmen! Die Beschalung aus orangefarbenem G10 bietet satten Grip, ohne unnötig rau zu sein. Die schlanke Klinge wird aus AUS-8-Stahl gefertigt und läuft dank der Kugellagerung des IKBS unglaublich weich. Mit abnehmbarem Clip.

Old Timer Mariner Lever Lock Folding Pocket Knife, 7Cr17 High Carbon Stainless Steel Clip Point Blade and Marlin Spike with Nail Pull, Old Timer Sawcut Handles with Nickel Silver Bolsters, Brass Pins, and Heat Treated Back Springs.

3.13" (7.95cm) closed. 2.25" (5.72cm) black finish Nitro V steel Wharncliffe blade. Black burlap micarta handle. Thumb stud. Lanyard hole. Pocket clip. Black nylon zippered storage case.

Light finish wood construction. Stands approximately 9" high. Holds four knives. Bulk packed.

Measures 10 1/4" high x 3 5/8" wide x 6 1/4" deep. Made to display four fixed blade or folding knives. Light finish wood construction. Bulk packed

10.75" (27.31cm) overall. 6" (15.24cm) satin finish CPM-3V carbon steel blade. Black checkered Kray-Ex handle. Lanyard hole. Black Secure-Ex belt sheath.

2.13" overall. Straight diamond-point stainless needle for use with Speedy Stitcher Sewing Awl and coarse thread.

5" (12.7cm) overall. 2.38" (6.05cm) black stonewash finish Nitro V steel drop point blade. Black and blue G10 handle. Full tang. Lanyard hole. Blue braided paracord lanyard. Black Kydex neck sheath.

Nyproduksjon av gravdolk fra 1915.

Stands approximately 10 1/4" high. Light brown wood construction. Holds five knives.

5" (12.7cm) overall. 2.25" (5.72cm) black stonewash finish Nitro V steel blade. Black G10 handle. Full tang. Lanyard hole. Ball chain lanyard. Black Kydex neck sheath.

6.88" (17.48cm) overall. 3.25" (8.26cm) black stonewash finish 14C28N Sandvik stainless drop point blade. Green canvas micarta handle. Full tang. Lanyard hole. Braided paracord lanyard. Black Kydex belt sheath.

8.88" (22.56cm) overall. 4.13" (10.49cm) satin finish D2 tool steel blade. OD green G10 handle. Lanyard hole. T-Clip. Black Kydex belt sheath. Designed by Bob Terzuola.

7.88" (20.02cm) overall. 3.75" (9.53cm) satin finish D2 tool steel drop point blade. Tan G10 handle. Comes with extra handle with finger ring. Black Kydex belt sheath.

.5" (21.59cm) overall. 4" (10.16cm) satin finish Nitro V steel blade. Green canvas micarta handle. Full tang. Lanyard hole. T-Clip. Braided paracord lanyard. Black Kydex belt sheath.

4318 SS pattern. 3.63" closed. Mirror finish stainless clip, sheepsfoot, and spey blades. Orange smooth synthetic handle. Nickel silver bolster(s). Inlay shield.

The Urban Slipits feature G-10 handles: C127OR Urban Wharncliffe Blade with safety orange G-10 handle and C127FG Urban Leaf-shaped Blade with Foliage Green G-10 handle. Both have screw together handle construction for adjusting and cleaning and feature a left/right-hand tip up silhouette wire pocket clip. Their blades are flat-ground VG-10 available PlainEdged with slip-resistant jimping at the blade spine and along the finger-choil.

The Urban Slipits feature G-10 handles:C127OR Urban Wharncliffe Blade with safety orange G-10 handle and C127FG Urban Leaf-shaped Blade with Foliage Green G-10 handle. Both have screw together handle construction for adjusting and cleaning and feature a left/right-hand tip up silhouette wire pocket clip. Their blades are flat-ground VG-10 available PlainEdged with slip-resistant jimping at the blade spine and along the finger-choil.

Who exactly is Jens Anso? He's a talented Danish industrial designer and an up-and-coming knifemaker shaking up the industry who once said "If you don't want to make your second knife, don't make the first." We're thankful he's been drawn to knifemaking because his designs are unique, fun, functional and making noise in the knife world. His Rock Lobster collaboration has a blade shape not defined by traditional knifemaker labels. Part Wharncliffe part knobby nosed, its thick tip eats up hard cuts and offers loads of personality. Made from VG-10 stainless, it is full-flat ground and available PlainEdged. Handle is foliage green G-10 with enough texture to stop hand-slipping and has a nested LinerLock® with jimping at the lock release. Screw together handle construction allows the knife to be adjusted and easily cleaned. Tip-up/down right hand pocket clip.

Kit Carson, designer of the M16 Series, became famous for his titanium frame M16 customs. True to Kit's custom design in all details, the production M16T models have been taken a step further with the addition of our exclusive patented AutoLAWKS safety, which automatically turns the folders into virtual fixed blades when the blade is opened and locked. The handles, which form the open-build frame, are CNC machined from 6AL4V titanium. The result is a better strength-to-weight ratio than steel or aluminum, and an almost indestructible frame. The titanium frame is minimally ceramic bead-blast finished to enhance grip. The single 420J2 stainless steel locking liner with friction grooves provides positive locking. The blade is AUS 8 stainless steel, chosen for edge retention and durability, in non-reflective fine bead blast finish, with a Combined Razor-Sharp and Triple-Point Serrated edge. This steel can handle the most rugged cutting tasks and still be field sharpened.

The Spyderco Tenacious brilliant Blue G10 has rock solid build quality with easy blade deployment and a relief cut in the handle for access to the lock. Even though it's one of the least expensive models from Spyderco a lot of effort was put in to keep the value high. Compared to other models this one checks all of the boxes with full length liners, G10 scales and a four way pocket clip. This knife has an excellent price to performance ratio that is hard to beat.

Persistence can mean continuing without veering off course or changing function or structure and describes ongoing existence regardless of interference or challenges. It is also a great name for the smaller version of the Spyderco Tenacious. The Persistence has a similar construction with an ergonomically milled G10 handle, skeletonized steel liners and a flat ground, 8Cr13MoV stainless blade. A great, hardworking everyday carry folder, the Persistence will get you through the day without breaking the bank. This Limited Production Run version has a satin finished blade and Blue G10 scales.

Knives as essential tools exist in every culture on earth. Their shape and style are dictated by their people's needs, be those agricultural, spiritual or self preserving. Certainly ethnic styles of cutlery have been lost to history but many designs are still used today and revered in their countries. Taking those individual designs and adding a Spyderco touch is the core of Spyderco's Ethnic Series of folders, this is the C132 Spyderco Chokwe. Chokwe people live in the Zambia/Democratic Republic of Congo region of Central Africa. Primarily agricultural, they are gatherers, fishermen and hunters. Highly positioned in Chokwe society are their blacksmiths who craft fixed-blade knives for daily use in feeding, harvesting and protecting their communities. Our Chokwe folder is patterned off a historic fixed-blade, keeping true to the triangular shaped blade and coffin-shaped handle. The blade is CPM S30V blade steel and flat-ground for cutting performance. The handle is black G-10 with bored out handle holes reducing overall weight and making through holes for attachment to a longer handle or pole. Full length internal liner reinforces the locking device, a Chris Reeve style integral lock. Metal hourglass clip carries the knife tucked in a pocket tip-down right hand carry.

The Schempp Tuff is one knife that truly lives up to its name. The brainchild of renowned custom knifemaker and design consultant Ed Schempp, it reflects his deep understanding of what it takes to make a tool that is both highly functional and practically indestructible. Its stout CPM 3V blade is mated to a handle featuring a G-10 scale and stainless liner on one side and a sold titanium scale on the other. An oversized pivot and a Chris Reeve Integral Lock (R.I.L.) with a hardened steel insert ensure superior strength and increased wear resistance, while its dimpled texture and four-position clip provide exceptional grip and ease of carry.

Custom Knifemaker Bob Lum has done something no other knifemaker has done. He created a genesis fusing the ancient essence and design of a traditional Chinese fixed blade with features found in modern folding knives. This results in a knife with great historical beauty and modern cutting performance and manufacturing impeccability. The large Chinese folder has a flat-ground VG-10 blade with a spine swedge and a PlainEdge cutting conformation. The black peel-ply G-10 handle incorporates a Walker LinerLock and screw together construction for adjustment and cleaning. Phosphor bronze washers circling the blade's pivot, ensure smooth open/close action. A four-way tip-up/tip-down, left/right hand pocket clip settles the folder deeply in a pocket where it rides ready for use with great style. Bob Lum's Chinese Folder takes ancient knifemaking tradition to a higher level in sophistication and ergonomic usability. Custom knifemaker Bob Lum passed away in 2008 and Spyderco is honored to continue producing his knife designs with the blessing of his widow Jean Lum.

Spyderco's C91 Pacific Salt is designed to offer reliable high performance with an ultra-corrosion-resistant H-1 steel blade. Now it's available with a black coated blade, lessening the steel's reflective qualities and subduing the blade's presence. Hollow-ground, the H-1 blade is PlainEdged and coated in long-lasting black carbonitride. It's similar in shape and size to Spyderco's bestselling Endura model but with more rounded tip. All internal steel parts are treated as well making them practically impervious to rust and pitting. The blade's hole is enlarged to 14mm for easier opening/closing with gloved, wet or cold hands. Textured in a Volcano Grip pattern, the black fiberglass handle has a grippy texture and is fitted with a black Titanium pocket clip that reverses position for both left and right-handers. The addition of a lanyard hole offers a backup method of attachment (thong or lanyard cord) for use around water where once dropped, a knife is often lost or elusively hard to retrieve.

Spyderco developed the UK Penknife after the United Kingdom prohibited the carry of knives with locking blades. We began refining the classic slip-joint pocket mechanism with a notched joint and added two Spyderco features that define the modern folding knife: a pocket clip for convenient carry and our Trademark Round Hole for easy, ambidextrous one-hand opening. The UK Penknife is 100% made in the USA and is available with either a leaf-shaped or drop-point blade design. Both are flat ground from CTS BD1N stainless steel and feature opposing jimping on the thumb ramp and index-finger choil for positive control.

For every rock star knifemaker you see and hear about regularly, there's another quietly perfecting their craft producing innovative high-grade blades. Tim Zowada is one of the quiet perfectionists. An American custom bladesmith, he has intensity for detail in everything he touches. Precise craftsmanship isn't left to fate, to the whim of steel suppliers or a happy mistake. His meticulous approach to knifemaking leads him to forge spectacular Damascus for his own knives as well as other custom and production knifemakers. He also has a devoted following of bearded folks tracking him down for his coveted hair popping straight razors. Spyderco collaborated initially with Zowada in the 1990s. Our newest collaborative folder is a Sprint Run (limited quantities) reviving the original C56 Spyderco/Zowada CLIPIT with a new handle. The C56CF coffin shaped carbon fiber handle has full-dual steel internal liners and a Michael Walker LinerLock. Designed with spacers versus slab construction, the handle is open for ease in cleaning and less weight. Its spear-point blade is hollow-ground VG-10. A swedge-grind on the spine further lessens weight while accentuating the spear-point's clean profile. A black steel clip with gold bug embellishment positions the folder for tip-down, right-handed carry.

Tough enough to do the job and light enough to be handy, Cold Steel's Tuff-Lite folders are there when you need them. They're perfectly sized to slip into a pocket, clip to your waistband, or wear around your neck on a lanyard. Offering wide, hollow ground, 2 and 2 1/2 inch blades, they are mercilessly sharp and can shear through the toughest materials with unexpected ease. And, due to their slant point, they offer deep penetration and precision cutting potential without appearing aggressive enough to draw unwanted attention. The Mini Tuff-Lite folders are bred for work and offer a surprisingly good grip due to their superbly engineered handles. Made of Grivory, they offer an enormous strength to weight ratio and feature our state of the art Tri-Ad lock, which gives them astonishing muscle for their size. Small and inconspicuous, yet strong and tough enough to prevail in an emergency, they make terrific 24/7 companions for all walks of life.

Meaning “to rip” in the Philippines’ Visayan dialect, “pikal” is a devastatingly effective system of Filipino martial arts tactics. It is also the inspiration for the Spyderco P’Kal folding knife, which was designed in collaboration with noted self-defense expert Craig Douglas, aka “Southnarc.” The P’Kal’s PlainEdge blade is full-flat ground from CPM S30V stainless steel and features a slightly curved edge for impressive cutting power. A removable post-style Emerson Opening feature provides amazingly fast one-handed blade opening by hooking on the pocket during the draw. It can also be opened manually with the Trademark Round Hole. As a “reverse-edge” tool, the P’Kal’s handle is ergonomically designed to be held with the sharpened edge facing inward toward the user to facilitate powerful pulling cuts. The handle’s skeletonized full stainless steel liners are capped by textured black G-10 laminate scales and house Spyderco’s patented Ball Bearing Lock—an extremely strong lock mechanism that is also completely ambidextrous. To support all appropriate carry and deployment methods, the P’Kal also features a reversible steel wire clip that provides tip-up, edge-forward and edge-back carry on both the left and right sides.

Das M3 Trench Knife wurde 1943 entwickelt und sollte an alle US amerikanischen Soldaten während des zweiten Weltkrieges ausgegeben werden, die keine Bajonette mit sich führten. Unter den neun Herstellern, die während des Krieges die M3 Trench Knives produziert haben, war auch H. Boker & Co., mit einem Auftragsvolumen von 31.300 Messern, der kleinsten Stückzahl aller Lieferanten. Die Schwesterfirma des Stammwerks in Solingen war in New Jersey angesiedelt. Zum 65. Jahrestag legt Böker dieses klassische Stück der Kampfmesser-Industrie wieder neu auf, inklusive der authentischen U.S. M8A1 Scheide. Die schwarz beschichtete Klinge wird aus Kohlenstoffstahl SK-5 gefertigt und hat den original "H. Boker & Co."- Klingenstempel von 1943. Der Griff ist aus gepressten Lederringen hergestellt. Um eine gleichbleibende Qualität zu dokumentieren, wird das M3 mit einer individuellen Seriennummer versehen.

Second up in the Sage Series is the titanium Sage. The Sage Series manifests Spyderco's three decades of pioneering knife crafting and innovating. The series reprocesses a similar shaped and sized folder, releasing a new version annually. Each rendition highlights a locking device or mechanism and credits that mechanism's inventor.