Lightweight and versatile, this picnic knife is a must-pack for outdoor dining. The stainless steel blade is half-serrated and perfect for slicing up meats and cheeses, while the knife is also equipped with a fold-out corkscrew and a built-in bottle opener to ensure your drink of choice keeps flowing. Each one is finished with a comfortable, durable composite hardwood handle in walnut finish.
Length: 5.75" (closed), 9.75" (open) / Blade Length: 4" / Weight: .45 oz.
Precision and polish collide with Gerber's latest EDC knife. The Fastball is made in Portland, Oregon with a utiliarian Warncliffe steel blade with a light, stone-washed finish and an aircraft-grade aluminum handle. Each knife employs Gerber's B.O.S.S. Tech, where balls of stainless steel leverage a ball-bearing system, for smooth, consistent deployment ever time. The folding knife also has an easy-off liner lock, three-position pocket clip, and the blade measures 3 inches with an overall length of 7.1".
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Named after the Hell Gap projectile point arrowhead in Platte County, Wyoming, this knife is reliable and rugged just like the land of its namesake. The first fixed-blade knife in the James Brand family, it's made in the U.S.A. with a full-bellied Crucible s35vn blade that provides great edge retention, is corrosion resistant, and easy to sharpen. This means that it's as ready to perform cutting chores around your property as it is to slice up an apple around the campfire. The go anywhere, do anything knife also has canvas Micarta scales for a strong, dependable grip in all conditions. Each knife comes with both a Kydex sheath and a rip-stop nylon sheath as well as a paracord lanyard. Choose from Cerakote Black with Black Micarta or Stonewashed Stainless with OD Green Micarta.
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The M4 is a classic knife worthy of hall of fame status. It was custom designed by legendary knife maker Kit Carson, and this EDC-friendly version is a worthy addition to any collection. The lightweight folding knife features a white bone scale handle and contrasting black G10 bolsters, along with a stainless steel blade with a high-hollow-grind drop point in a bead-blast finish with a razor-sharp edge. The knife also benefits from the outburst mechanism which springs the blade fully open after it's been opened to about 30 degrees for smooth, fast action. Built for the long haul, the M4-02 also has bronze bearings, and dual stainless steel liners, one locking, and a stainless back spacer.
Blade Length: 3.25" / Blade Thickness: 0.121" / Closed Length: 3.75" / Weight: 3.3 oz
Makers of high-quality knives since 1891, this survival knife from Morakniv is tough and as versatile as you'll find. It features a thick blade made from carbon steel and finished with a black DLC anti-corrosive coating. The blade has a Scandi grind that bites without getting stuck and stays sharp, while the spine has been specially ground to be used with the integrated firestarter. It fits securely into a molded plastic sheath that includes a diamond sharpener and the firestarter — which yields 7,000 strikes with over 3,000-degree sparks to help you get a fire started, even when the starter is wet. It can even help you light a grill or be used as an emergency signal. The knife is finished with an ergonomic handle with a high-friction rubber grip and is an excellent choice for survival mode, camping, or weekend cutting chores.
Blade length: 4.3" / Overall length: 9.1" / Blade thickness: 0.126" / Weight: 5.4 oz
Inspired by the Japanese kiridashi knife, Craighill's Desk Knife is perfect for opening packages and letters. It's milled in Wisconsin from a round piece of stainless steel that receives two compound cuts to create a flat ground edge that's easy to maintain and keep sharp, and it's also notched every half inch for added grip and use as a quick visual ruler. Your new go-to for everyday cutting tasks, it feels great in your hand and looks even better on your desk between uses. Available in carbon black or brushed stainless steel.
Length: 5.25" / Width: 5/8" / Weight: 4.5 oz
Named for the Polispectral process that renders its stainless steel components in a stealthy black, the Victorinox Spartan PS gives the timeless Swiss Army Knife a more sinister look. Its black scales hide 13 functions within, including an awl, both a large and small blade, a bottle opener, a can opener, a corkscrew, two sizes of screwdrivers, a toothpick, tweezers, a wire stripper, and a key ring with matching lanyard.
Length: 3.6" / Height: 0.6" / Weight: 2.1 oz.
Creators of boots with unmatched comfort and protection from the elements since 1870, Blundstone turns up their legendary 550 series to the max with these boots. The Super 550 has everything you love about the originals, including the classic Chelsea silhouette, an SPS max comfort system for shock absorption, and a cushioned midsole for added comfort. The upgrades come in the form of leather lining, and XRD tech in the heel strike zone added to the removable footbed for an extra level of shock absorption and comfort. Available in a variety of colorways, each pair has an iconic, rugged look that feel right at home wherever you wear them.
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Foams and creams are great if you're going for a the clean shaven look, but your more modern face trim might require Baxter of California's Beard Line-Up Shave Gel. The clear, non-foaming gel allows you to see exactly where you're cutting, making your shaving routine a little less taxing. Perhaps more impressive is that this gel can be used with or without water, making it ideal to store in a travel Dopp kit when you might need to shave in a pinch. Aloe Vera, eucalyptus oil, and Vitamins C & E ensure your mug remains hydrated and irritation-free during your shave as well as after it's done. Cooling mint refreshes once you've finished that work-of-art-of-a-beard on your face.
3.4oz. / 100mL
The Opinel No. 8 has been a utilitarian legend for more than a century. This updated version of the iconic folding pocket knife adds a black matte finish to the Viroblock locking ring and the Sandvik steel blade that makes it more resistant than a classic blade. Each knife is made at the Opinel plant in Savoie, France and is finished with a French oak handle that pairs perfectly with the dark matte steel.
Length: 3.35" (closed), 7.5" (open) / Blade Length: 3.25" / Weight: 1.6 oz.
Morakniv makes nearly indestructible knives in Sweden for almost every occasion. Perfect for fishermen, kayakers, or anyone spending time on the water, this lightweight knife features a thin stainless steel serrated blade that's designed to make quick work of rope, fibers, and nylon and has a rounded tip to keep you and your boat safe from injuries. The handle is made of cork, so it floats if you drop it in the water, and the orange polymer core ensures it won't be difficult to locate. That same orange polymer makes up the combo-sheath that's easy to clip to your belt, pack, or vest and has a quick-connect feature for attaching a second knife and sheath.
Blade length: 3.7" / Overall length: 9.25" / Blade thickness: 0.078" / Weight: 2.7 oz
Brooklyn-based bespoke knife and bike workshop Horse Brand Co. already produces some of the finest American-made knives available, so it's rather difficult to improve upon on an already top-of-class product. Enter the Horse Brand Co. x Uncrate Bison Horn knife — made from the highest quality high carbon steel and held together by a sustainably-sourced buffalo horn handle from Texas that's cut and finished by hand in to a one-of-a-kind 3D geometric grip. A tonal carbon fiber pin and lanyard hole hold things together. The knife lives in a vegetable-tanned black leather sheath that was custom designed for the blade by Commoner & Co., also a Brooklyn-based independent workshop dedicated to the bespoke leather craft. Each of the 20 limited edition blades is stamped by hand with "USA" on one side and "Uncrate" on the other to give the bench-made knife a custom maker's mark, a touch true knife enthusiasts will appreciate on this already heirloom-worthy piece.
A blade on one end for cutting chores and a bottle opener on the other for opening a cold one when the chores are done, this dual-purpose tool from Winkler was made at their headquarters in Boone, North Carolina. The blade boasts a black oxide no-glare finish, a thumb rise for a firm grip, and is designed to be carried around your neck via an included molded sheath with military standard break-away chain.
Blade Length: 2.1" / Overall Length: 5.5" / Blade Thickness: 0.156"
The Banshu region in the Hyogo prefecture of Japan has a history of blacksmithing that dates back centuries. This Banshu Hamono Knife continues the proud tradition. Each one is made by hand by skilled craftsmen from high-carbon "Ao-hagane" blue steel using the same techniques as those generations before them. The traditional Higonokami utility blade folds into brass scales and is further protected by a fabric roll.
Length: 8.25" open / Blade Length: 3.5" / Weight: 2.12 oz.
When it's more important to keep your hands groomed than get them dirty, it's time to trade out your multi-tool for the Victorinox Swiss Army NailClip Knife. Recipient of a Red Dot Design Award, it has everything you need to keep your nails and cuticles looking their best, including clippers, a file, a cleaner, serrated edge scissors, and a small blade for unexpected chores. The entire package is wrapped in handsome walnut scales and has a ring on the end for attaching to your keys.
Length: 2.6" / Height: 0.8" / Weight: 1.3 oz.
The right everyday carry knife is both compact and useful at a moment's notice. Designed to be small enough for a keyring but strong enough to use everyday, the minimal Elko from James Brand fits that description. It packs plenty into its small aluminum frame — which weighs only 1.3 ounces and is just 2.6-inches closed — including a Sandvik 12C27 black stainless steel blade and a stainless steel pry tool that also acts as a bottle opener and flathead screwdriver. The Elko has a serviceable assembly for DIY maintenance. Available completely blacked out or with titanium scales, and arrives in a waterproof pouch that just so happens to be the right size for a smartphone.
Based on the classic Officer's model, the Victorinox Swiss Army Champ Knife is even more versatile, giving you the ability to tackle projects both large and small with a single tool. The prepared-for-anything knife has large and small blades, multiple sizes of screwdrivers, bottle and can openers, a multipurpose hook, toothpick, tweezers, a wire stripper, cutter, pliers, and scissors. *breath* Also metal and wood saws, a ruler, nail file, a punch, chisel, corkscrew, magnifying glass, and key ring. Is this the pinnacle of all Swiss Army Knives? Probably so.
Length: 3.6" / Height: 1.3" / Weight: 6.5 oz.
With a muscular shape and aggressive stance, the Harley-Davidson LiveWire is unlike anything that's come before. The LiveWire is the latest example of the innovative spirit of the most iconic motorcycle brand in the world. Its permanent magnetic electric motor provides instant torque, so a flick of the wrist takes you from 0 to 60 in 3.0 seconds without any of the shifting or clutch work required by its combustion-based cousins. The motor sits below the battery to lower the center of gravity for easier handling, a fully adjustable Showa suspension helps improve the ride further, ABS and Traction Control for enhanced cornering and Brembo brakes ensure you can get it stopped in a hurry. The bike also has a 4.3 inch, full-color touchscreen. Built-in LTE connectivity and the H-D Connect service gives you remote access to bike vitals, its location on a map, and security alerts if it's bumped or moved through the Harley-Davidson app. Available in three color options, the LiveWire is coming to dealerships this August.
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The Black Tux wants to take the pain out of renting a suit or tuxedo for your next formal occasion. Its modern designs are cut from top-notch Italian wool and rented online with free delivery and replacements. You can even rent full outfits, and test them out for two days with their free home try-on program. Finally, the look, fit and convenience to help guys navigate wedding season.
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Originally meant as a hidden self-defense tool and still a key item in traditional kilt costumes, the Sgian Dubh knife is a Scottish staple. This example uses Sandvik steel for the 3.94" dagger point blade, dense Gabon ebony wood for the handle, and German silver for the hilt and base. Handcrafted in Thiers, France, it's elegant enough for display but far from ornamental. As seen in Uncrate Issue 03.
Length: 7.87" / Height: 1.1" / Depth: 0.47"
You have a Swiss Army Knife because it's one of the most versatile EDC items in the world, not because of how it looks. But this knife might also turn heads, featuring a dark black high-tech polytetrafluoroethylene coating. The extra solid blade is made from a rust-free high-end steel, and the knife's tools are easily accessible thanks to its ergonomic shape and die-cut slot. Tools include an awl with sewing eye, bottle opener with a flathead screwdriver, can opener, sommelier corkscrew, and tweezers.
Built at their HQ in Portland, the James County is exceptionally handsome while retaining all of the utility and usefulness of your favorite pocket knife. The knife features beautiful ebony, walnut, or titanium inlays, a Sandvik 12C27 steel blade in either stainless or black PVD with matching 416 steel hardware, and an opening at the end for attaching a lanyard. With a blade length of 2.5-inches and a clip-less design, the County knife will live in your pocket undetected — both by you and by anyone who thinks you shouldn't be carrying one.
Length: 3.5" (closed), 6" (open) / Depth: 0.35" / Weight: 1.96 oz
After bottling the good stuff from our private stock of Russell's Reserve, something needed to be done with the remaining charred American White Oak barrel. That's when we enlisted the assistance of the bespoke knife workshop Join or Die. The result of the commissioned, one-of-a-kind collaboration is a short-blade camp knife finished with a handle made solely from the wood of our single barrel of Russell's Reserve. Each hand-cut handle is given an extra shot of high-heat charring along with an oil blend treatment to seal the grain from moisture. An AEB-L stainless steel blade is then set between the two heavily charred scales before being finished off with tonal carbon fiber pins. Limited to 100 examples, each bourbon barrel knife is sent alongside a custom black leather sheath made to hold this specific blade.
Designed for the Marine Corps during World War II, this knife from Ka-Bar is the most famous fixed blade knife in the world. The legendary knife is made in the U.S.A. and boasts a black coated, flat ground blade that comes to a bowie style clip point with "USMC" stamped at the tang. A hard plastic MOLLE compatible sheath is included with the purchase of each USMC knife.
Blade Length: 7" / Overall Length: 11.875" / Weight: 11.2 ounces
Designed with the needs of tactical officers in mind, the Tac Tool is up for just about any task. The blade can make quick work of cutting chores, and can easily tackle looped or synthetic materials thanks to the partially serrated edge. But it's much more than a knife and can pry, bash, and smash its way through stubborn yardwork or potential obstacles during an emergency. Made in the U.S.A., the Tac Tool also boasts a robust and easy-to-grip handle and includes a hard plastic sheath that is MOLLE compatible.
Blade Length: 7 in. / Overall Length: 12.5 in. / Weight: 1.3 lbs
Chris Reeve earned his reputation, from South Africa to the USA, for creating blades that were carefully made using materials and shapes best suited to the job. The Nyala is no exception. A modern take on the skinner, this Idaho-built knife is as handsome as it is useful. Cutlery Hall of Fame member Reeve has given its natural canvas micarta handle a slight taper and spiral linear grooves to keep your hand in place during vigorous use. The full-tang CPM S35VN stonewashed blade is further complemented with titanium hardware and a black cord. Ships with a leather sheath.
As seen in Uncrate Issue 03.
Blade Length: 3.75" / Blade Thickness: 0.180" / Overall Length: 8.5" / Weight: 5.96 oz.
Based on models used in Bohemia and Bavaria over 300 years ago, the Peasant Knife is one of the most versatile tools you can buy. The knife features a Swedish high carbon steel blade that is hand ground with a water cooled stone to produce a convex razor edge that's great for cutting just about anything. Available with a black polypropylene or wood handle, the Peasant knife is strong, easy to use and maintain, and the exposed tang allows true one-handed operation.
Length: 3" (closed), 8.25" (open) / Blade Thickness: 1.8mm
Thanks to an ingenious design from legendary knife maker Ken Onion, the is the first from the company to let you completely disassemble and reassemble it without any tools. When the knife is closed, you just pull the front release away from the blade and spin the release wheel away from the pivot to release the aluminum handle and gain access to the interior. This lets you clear away any nastiness the 3.5-inch stainless steel drop point blade has picked up throughout the day, ensuring the knife is always ready for duty.
Open Length: 8.313" / Closed Length: 4.728" / Blade Length: 3.502" / Blade Thickness: 0.133" / Weight: 4.8 oz.
They come in different shapes and sizes, but there's more than one constant in James Brand's lineup of new titanium knives. Each design is minimal yet thoughtful in its own way, with an attention to detail that's missing from lesser options. They're also built from quality materials — titanium and stainless steel — so while they might look modern, they're built to last well into the future and beyond. Available in the ultra compact, key-chain-friendly Elko, the slim and pocketable County, or the full-size flagship Chapter model.
With a heritage that dates back to the 1780s, Condor leverages its knowledge to build knives like this, with a blasted satin blade, weather-resistant Micarta handle, and included leather sheath. As seen in Uncrate Issue 03.
Blade Length: 4.31" / Overall Length: 9.25" / Blade Thickness: 0.12" / Weight: 0.95 lbs.
Designed by legendary knife maker Ken Onion, the Homefront EDC Knife from CRKT is the first from the company to let you completely disassemble and reassemble it without any tools. When the knife is closed, simply pull the front release away from the blade and spin the release wheel away from the pivot to discharge the aluminum handle and gain access to the interior. This innovative design lets you clear away any nastiness the stainless steel drop point blade has picked up throughout the day, ensuring the knife is always ready for duty.
Open Length: 3.539" / Closed Length: 4.720" / Blade Length: 3.539" / Blade Thickness: 0.135" / Weight: 4.3 oz.
As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.
One of Opinel's most versatile designs, the No. 9 Oyster sees this pocket blade become a portable kitchen tool. The blade measures well over two inches long but only the final 0.59" — including the centered tip — is sharpened, making it ideal for opening its namesake mollusk and other shellfish. Its finished with a moisture-resistant Bubinga African wood handle, signature Virobloc locking safety ring, and an instruction booklet.
Blade Length: 2.56" / Overall Length: 7.25" / Weight: 2.11 oz.
It doesn't look like a traditional multi-tool, but the Opinel No. 9 DIY Knife does do more than just slice. Its Sandvik stainless steel blade has both a wire cutter and wire stripper built-in, as well as a bit of chrome added to fight off corrosion. Hidden inside the fiberglass-reinforced polyamide handle are slotted and Phillips bits that fit into a slot at the end opposite the folding mechanism, letting this versatile piece function as a screwdriver, knife, and wire tool without sacrificing the company's signature silhouette.
Open Length: 8.0" / Closed Length: 4.75" / Blade Length: 3.25" / Blade Thickness: 0.69" / Weight: 2.8 oz.
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