Knives
123 Results
DOTF
Armed Force Tactical Automatic OTF Knife And Sheath - Stainless Steel Blade, Metal Handle, Slide Trigger - Length 9 3/4"
USD
1
BUDK
Knives
Pocket Knives
CL1
Category L1
69.99
MCYK
M48 Cyclone Knife | 8” stainless steel blade | 13 1/2" overall | Vortec TPR belt sheath included
USD
2
M48
Knives
Fixed Blade Knives
CL1
Category L1
89.99
16631
Gil Hibben "Expendables" Bowie Knife & Leather Sheath
USD
3
Expendables
Swords
Fantasy Swords
Film And Video Game Swords
CL1
Category L1
179.99
$19.99
BKBT
Black Legion Butterfly Trainer
USD
5
Black Legion
Knives
Butterfly Knives
CL1
Category L1
24.99
MCPD
M48 Cyclone Push Dagger | 5 3/4” 2Cr13 stainless steel blade | 7 3/8" overall | Vortec belt sheath included
USD
10.01
6
M48
Brands
CL3
Category L3
29.98
TWAK
Timber Wolf Executive EDC Pocket Knife
USD
7
Timber Wolf
Knives
CL1
Category L1
19.99
$89.99
$89.99
11834
Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie Knife
USD
10
Timber Rattler
Knives
Fixed Blade Knives
CL3
Category L3
39.99
$24.99
48332
Honshu Sekyuriti Razor Pocket Knife
USD
12
Honshu
Knives
Pocket Knives
CL3
Category L3
66.99
KNIVES FAQS
- What are the different types of knives?
Knives come in various types, including fixed-blade, folding, tactical, hunting, survival, and multi-tool knives. Each type is suited for specific tasks, such as outdoor activities or everyday carry. - What materials are used to make knives?
Knives are typically made with blades from stainless steel, carbon steel, or Damascus steel, offering different strengths and durability. Handles are made from materials like wood, G10, micarta, or aluminum, designed for comfort and grip. - What is the best knife for outdoor activities like camping or hiking?
For outdoor activities, choose a durable fixed-blade or folding knife with a sharp blade and a strong handle. Survival knives or multi-tool knives are also great options, offering versatility for cutting, food prep, and emergency situations. - How do I maintain and sharpen my knife?
To maintain your knife, regularly clean the blade, apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust, and sharpen it using a sharpening stone or knife sharpener. Proper care ensures longevity and sharpness for your blade.