What are the different types of pocket knives?

Pocket knives come in various types, including folding knives, multi-tools, and fixed-blade designs. Folding knives are the most popular for everyday carry, while multi-tools often include additional features like screwdrivers and scissors.

What materials are used to make pocket knives?

Pocket knives are typically made from high-quality materials like stainless steel or carbon steel for the blades, and handles can be crafted from wood, G10, aluminum, or other durable materials.

What is the best pocket knife for everyday carry (EDC)?

The best pocket knife for everyday carry depends on your needs. Look for compact, lightweight knives with durable blades and a secure locking mechanism for ease of use and safety during daily tasks.

How do you maintain and care for a pocket knife?

To maintain your pocket knife, clean the blade regularly, apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust, and sharpen it as needed to keep the edge functional. Also, ensure the locking mechanism is working properly.

How do I sharpen a pocket knife?

You can sharpen a pocket knife using a sharpening stone, a honing rod, or a specialized knife sharpener. Follow the correct angle for your blade type to maintain its sharpness, and sharpen regularly based on usage.

Pocket Knives

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Black OTF Karambit Knife has a 3” stainless steel curved blade and black metal alloy handle, shown on tactical background.

“Viper-Tec” is printed on the black steel pocket clip on the back of the black metal alloy handle.

The knife can be easily stored in its included black nylon pouch with buckle.

A retention ring is at the end of the black metal alloy handle with deployment button on the spine.

Detailed view of the textured black metal alloy handle with retention ring and black deployment button on the spine.

Angled view of the deployed 3” stainless steel curved blade with stonewashed finish extending from the black metal alloy handle.

Viper-Tec OTF Karambit Knife

$89.99

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.

Blackhawk Auto Knife

$49.99

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

$19.99

Scratch and Dent OTF knife graphic with OTF knife in background.

Scratch and Dent Automatic OTF Knife - Sold as is

$24.99

Viper-Tec Phantom Series Black OTF Tanto Knife

$89.99

The Rainbow Stiletto OTF Knife with its blade deployed

The stiletto knife full view of blade and handle

Rainbow OTF Knife & Sheath

$79.99

The Demon Slayer Pocket Knife fully extended

A view of the pocket knife closed and its pocket clip

The Demon Slayer Pocket Knife blade with painted artwork

Demon Slayer Knife

$14.99

The Hendrix Triton Dagger Knife has a 3 1/2" M390 premium steel dagger blade with a satin finish and 6061 T6 aluminum handle.

The grippy handle is lightweight 6061 T6 aluminum with double-action deployment and side loaded thumb slide.

The knife can be carried in its include black nylon pouch with buckle closure.

On the back of the knife is a steel pocket clip.

The blade of this knife can be extended using the side loaded thumb slide.

This knife has a 3 1/2" M390 premium steel dagger blade with a satin finish, grippy 6061 T6 aluminum handle, and side loaded thumb slide.

Hendrix Triton Dagger Knife - M390 Premium Steel Blade, 6061 T6 Aluminum Handle, Thumb Slide - Length 8”

$129.99

Dimension shot of the Honshu Bushido Edge Pocket Knife open and closed.

Honshu Bushido Edge

$59.99

Smith & Wesson Black Ops Blue Tanto Assisted Opening Pocket Knife has a black and blue impact-resistant aluminum handle and 4034 stainless steel tanto blade.

Detailed view of the aluminum handle with assisted opening mechanism that can be activated with thumb stud or finger actuator.

This knife measures 4.3” closed and has a 3.4” 4034 stainless steel blade with non-reflective anodized black coating.

Smith & Wesson Black Ops Blue Tanto Tactical Pocket Knife

$46.99

Honshu Premium Sekyuriti Ball Bearing Opening Pocket Knife - D2 Tool Steel Blade, TPU Handle Scales, Steel Pocket Clip

Honshu Premium Sekyuriti Ball Bearing Opening Pocket Knife

$69.99

Personalized Rainbow Pocket Knife

$12.99 ~~Price reduced from $17.99 to~~

POCKET KNIVES FAQS

What are the different types of pocket knives?
Pocket knives come in various types, including folding knives, multi-tools, and fixed-blade designs. Folding knives are the most popular for everyday carry, while multi-tools often include additional features like screwdrivers and scissors.
What materials are used to make pocket knives?
Pocket knives are typically made from high-quality materials like stainless steel or carbon steel for the blades, and handles can be crafted from wood, G10, aluminum, or other durable materials.
What is the best pocket knife for everyday carry (EDC)?
The best pocket knife for everyday carry depends on your needs. Look for compact, lightweight knives with durable blades and a secure locking mechanism for ease of use and safety during daily tasks.
How do you maintain and care for a pocket knife?
To maintain your pocket knife, clean the blade regularly, apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust, and sharpen it as needed to keep the edge functional. Also, ensure the locking mechanism is working properly.
How do I sharpen a pocket knife?
You can sharpen a pocket knife using a sharpening stone, a honing rod, or a specialized knife sharpener. Follow the correct angle for your blade type to maintain its sharpness, and sharpen regularly based on usage.