Amazon has been serving up great deals on everyday carry products like pocket knives, wallets, and even watches, but ...

The Smith & Wesson Benji gives you unparalleled cutting power in a convenient, easy-to-tote package, and because you can ...

Great pocket knives can be had for less ... The Elementum handled most tasks well, cutting through Amazon packages and loads of sticky tape, but it didn't pass the crucial tomato test—we ...

I’ve been lucky enough to own and handle many of the best pocket knives, including production and custom blades. Now, the Fifth Amendment protects me from self-incrimination, so I won’t say how many ...

Gerber’s Ripstop II Drop Point Folding Knife is on sale at Dick’s Sporting Goods for $17, which is just under 60% off of the ...

If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Five years ago, CRKT teamed up with a humble New Mexico-based cattle rancher on a rather unexpected release: a slender gentleman’s pocket ...

Craighill, the design-forward maker of desk accessories, small home goods and various trinkets, may not be the first name in pocket knives. But that’s changing, as the brand has recently been making ...

My chef’s-knife collection is substantial. I’ve owned some since I moved out of my parents’ house a decade ago, I’ve received others as gifts, and I’ve tested quite a few for this story.

Over 1,000 shoppers have already bought it, so don’t wait and shop it now for just $24 at Amazon. This chef’s knife aced every test we threw at it, (and through the years, our editors have ...

it will come in handy with the Cutluxe knife. Otherwise, it feels like a game of Russian roulette whenever you put your hand in the utensil drawer. I'd love for you to take my word for it, but you don ...

This knife is one of the more interesting ones in CRKT’s fixed blade lineup. It’s not often one sees a cleaver this compact. S.P.E.C. stands for “small pocket everyday cleaver.” ...

And I encourage you to find and fall in love with a single EDC knife that becomes an extension of your hand—not to mention your pants pocket. But there are simply too many awesome knives out ...