440 results for 'camping knives'

An impressive survival tool in the spirit of the knife that first appeared in a 1980s movie about a misunderstood Vietnam veteran. The powerful Bowie blade, made of shock-elastic 7Cr17MoV stainless...

The influence of the Samurai weapons is obvious in this straightforward folding knife design. From the Katana-style handle to the historical Tanto-like blade point, this slim liner lock is crafted...

  Most multi-tools include a plethora of “tools,” ma

The Boker Plus USB OTF 2.0 is a handy automatic knife reminiscent of common USB sticks. This upgraded version has a flat slider on the front of the handle, which allows the clip point blade made of...

The Magnum Straight Brother offers a clean, structured design and excellent detailing. The nearly back pointed blade of stainless 440A has a ricasso and is secured with a reliable linerlock. It can...

Not just nice, but niiiiiizzze. This is a folder with beauty and brawn. Satin finish, 7Cr17MoV hollow ground stainless steel blade for durability, edge retention, and corrosion resistance. Removable...

How do you make an already convenient pocket knife more convenient? How about a fully automatic blade? That's right, just flick the pinball machine-style flipper and the blade pops out...

  With its' modified drop-point blade, top swedge and strong fin

This knife from Boker Plus looks like a USB stick, but slide the thumb rest forward and the spring-loaded blade pops out the front of the handle and securely stays there. The stonewashed, tough D2...

The influence of the Samurai weapons is obvious in this straightforward folding knife design. From the Katana-style handle to the historical Tanto-like blade point, this slim liner lock is crafted...

This handy lightweight folding EDC or backup pocket knife from Boker has a lightweight skeleton design. The pivot bar that connects the blade and grip is accented with a red G10 scale and cleverly...

How do you make an already convenient pocket knife more convenient? How about a fully automatic blade? That's right, just flick the pinball machine-style flipper and the blade pops out...