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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Viper-Tec Scorpion Tip Balisong Knife has a scorpion tip tanto blade and polished stainless steel skeletonized handles.

The blade of the knife is secured between the two skeletonized stainless steel handles.

A hand is shown holding the skeletonized stainless steel handles slightly open, showing the stainless steel tanto blade.

A stainless steel latch can secure the skeletonized handles either open or closed.

This butterfly knife has a stainless steel scorpion tip tanto blade and polished stainless steel skeletonized handles.

Viper-Tec Balisong Knife

$34.99

M48 Talon Dagger With Sheath - Cast Stainless Steel Blade, G10 Handle, Paracord Lanyard - Length 11 5/8”

M48 Talon Dagger With Sheath

~~Price reduced from $69.99 to~~ NOW $56.98 You Save 19% -19%

Full image of the Blackhawk Automatic Push Button Pocket Knife open and closed.

Close up image of the partial serrated blade on the Automatic Push Button Pocket Knife.

Details and features of the Push Button Pocket Knife.

Full image of the Blackhawk Automatic Pocket Knife held in hand.

Angled image of the Blackhawk Automatic Knife.

Auto Knife

$49.99

The Black Anime Assisted Opening Pocket Knife is 9” overall and 5” closed

The handle is made of aluminum and has red and black, 3D-printed artwork

The Black Anime Assisted Opening Pocket Knife has a 3Cr13 stainless steel blade

The assisted opening pocket knife is 9" in overall length

Anime Pocket Knife

$19.99

Gil HIbben IV Machete Knife is one solid piece of 1090 carbon steel and has a black cord wrapped handle, shown on wooden background.

A man is shown holding the machete with weathered blade finish in one hand and the knife’s leather sheath in the other.

Detailed view of the black cord wrapped machete handle with lanyard hole.

The machete is 18 1/4” and made of heat forged 1090 carbon steel with a black cord wrapped handle.

Gil Hibben IV Machete Knife

$99.99

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

$69.99

Full image of the Crusader Knight Silver Dagger.

Close up image of the Silver Dagger's handle and guard.

Mystic Silver Blade

$34.99

Full image of the Honshu Medieval Arming Dagger.

Close up image of the blade of the Medieval Arming Dagger.

Details and features of the Arming Dagger.

Close up image of the handle and pommel of the Dagger.

Honshu Medieval Arming Dagger

$99.99 - $169.99

Full image of the Lord of the Rings Boromir Dagger.

Close up image of the handle, pommel and guard on the Boromir Dagger.

Close up angled image of the pommel and handle of the Lord of the Rings Boromir Dagger.

Dagger of Boromir

$194.99

Trident Lightning Dagger and Scabbard In-set

Trident short sword in scabbard with metal detailing.

Trident Lightning Dagger

$32.99

Knife throwing guide with black and white knives on wooden surface

Set of black and white throwing knives on white background

Knife throwing kit with guide and two types of knives

Throwing knives in black sheaths on white background

Throwing knives embedded in wooden target with red bullseye

Backyard Competition Throwing Kit

$39.99

Viper-Tec Vortex Balisong Butterfly Knife

$29.99

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.