You Want To Add One More Pocket Knife To Your Collection? Here Are Five Unboring Ideas
The best thing about a knife collection is there's no finish line. Sure, possibly there's a point at which you have all the knives you could ever want, but it's not a point many of us have hit yet.
Santa Fe Stoneworks Dreaded Weave Knife
These Huckberry-exclusive folders look as good as they function. Made in Santa Fe, New Mexico, the handles are inlaid with coral stone and desert ironwood. The 3 inch blade is made from Japanese damascus steel that's rust-free and sharper than sharp.
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Classic Swiss Army Explorer Knife
Here's the Swiss Army knife of Swiss Army Knives, featuring sixteen tools you'll actually use, including a blade that's just shy of 2.5 inches. All stainless construction and made-in-Switzerland quality are the reasons this is a classic.
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CRKT NIRK Tighe Razor Edge Knife
Tighe Razor's unique lock mechanism allows for an entirely new take on the traditional folder handle. The stamped stainless handle frame is coated in blue titanium nitride, with the outer blue polished off. The 3.9 inch blade is a low-carbon Japanese stainless steel with vanadium added for extra wear-resistance.
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Higonokami Pocket Knife
These sharp-bladed pocket knives don't come with a locking mechanism, so watch yourself. Hand-forged in Japan, the Higonokami features a unique protruding tang when folded and each one features the maker's stamp on the 3.5 inch blade.
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Skeletool KBx Pocket Knife
This small-but-mighty, made-in-Oregon Leatherman folder has a 2.6 inch semi-serrated blade and a skeletonized, anodized aluminum handle that cuts down the weight to just 1.3 ounces. Bonus: there's a bottle opener on the clip.
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