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.

Knives

Explore the diverse collection of knives at TrueSwords.com! Embrace the iconic design of the Rambo Last Blood Heartstopper Knife or take on the toughest tasks with the Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie Knife. Add a touch of elegance to your carry with the Kissing Crane Mother Of Pearl Stiletto Pocket Knife.

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Honshu Boshin Kukri with a full-tang 13 1/8” 7Cr13 stainless steel blade with TPR handle shown on a blue background.

The sword is shown secured into a black genuine leather belt sheath.

Detailed view of the textured, ergonomically contoured TPR handle.

Full view of the sword with its uniquely curved 7Cr13 stainless steel blade and textured TPR handle.

The Boshin Kukri is shown with its curved blade and TPR handle leaned against tactical gear.

Honshu Boshin Kukri

$79.99 - $159.99

United Cutlery Marine Force Recon Night Stalker Bowie Knife is 16 3/4” with a 12” blade made of AUS-6 stainless steel blade.

United Cutlery Marine Force Recon Night Stalker Bowie Knife has “Night Stalkers Don’t Quit” down the side of the black blade.

This knife has a double-serrated sawback stainless steel blade with black coating and textured black handle.

USMC Night Stalker Bowie Knife

$29.99

The M48 Tsunami Dagger has a twisted two-tone satin blade with custom sheath, shown on a tactical background.

This knife’s blade can be sheathed in its custom Vortec belt sheath that is virtually indestructible.

Zoomed view of the knife’s injection-molded nylon fiber handle scales with grooved EDM surface.

The exclusive blade has a twist, which positions the edges perfectly for maximum damage and it narrows to a penetrating point.

The handle scales are crafted of injection-molded nylon fiber with a grooved EDM surface texture for a slip-free grip.

The dagger has a twisting, 7 1/2” 2Cr13 stainless steel blade with a two-tone satin and black oxide-coated finish.

M48 Tsunami Dagger Vortec Sheath 2Cr13 Stainless Blade

$69.99

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M48 Butterfly Knife - 7Cr17 Stainless Steel Blade, 6061 Aluminum Handles, Stainless Steel Latch - Closed 5 5/8"

$89.99

The Boot Hill Razor Pocket Knife is shown with 3 1/2" Damascus patterned stainless steel blade and wooden handle on a dark rock background.

On the back of the wooden handle scales is a stainless steel pocket clip for easy carrying.

The knife is shown fully open with Damascus patterned stainless steel blade and ergonomic wooden handle scales.

Shown closed, the knife has wooden handle scales secured with stainless steel screws and Damascus patterned steel bolsters.

Shown in action, this knife can be swiftly opened thanks to its assisted opening mechanism.

Boot Hill Razor Knife

$26.99

Views of the Honshu Pioneer Bowie in and out of its sheath

Honshu Historic Forge Pioneer Bowie Knife

$129.99

Black Slotted Butterfly Knife - Stainless Steel Blade, Skeletonized Steel, Latch Lock, Steel Handle - Length 9”

Black Slotted Butterfly Knife

$19.99

Twisted Celtic Dagger With Sheath - Stainless Steel Blade, Solid Steel Handle, Faux Emerald Accent - Length 10”

Celtic Dagger

$32.99

Full image of the EnigmaEdge Butterfly Knife open and closed.

Angled image of the Butterfly Knife closed.

EnigmaEdge 9" Butterfly Knife, 440C Steel Blade

$29.99

Black Dragon Butterfly Knife - Stainless Steel Blade, Molded Steel Handle, Latch Lock, Double Flippers - Length 9 1/4”

Black Dragon Butterfly Knife

$22.99

United Cutlery Honshu Tanto Knife has a stainless steel blade with blood groove and TPR grip, shown on a background of weapons.

This tanto knife has a premium black leather belt sheath that securer the knife with a strap.

The knife has an over molded TPR grip with stainless steel pommel that features a lanyard hole.

The 16 3/4” knife has a 10 3/4” 440 stainless steel blade with deep blood groove and over molded TPR grip.

The TPR grip is just above the oversized stainless steel hand guard to protect your hand.

Angled view of the thick 10 3/4” full tang 440 stainless steel blade with deep blood groove spanning the length of the blade.

Honshu Tanto Knife

$59.99

The Honshu Crusader Quillon Dagger in D2 steel.

A closeup of the guard area of the dagger.

Dimension shot of the dagger and its shath.

Honshu Crusader Quillon D2 Steel Dagger

$109.99

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.