Folding Knives

This traditional pattern has a large clip blade, a sheepsfoot (straight edge) blade and a Spey blade as pictured. They come in a variety of sizes and handle materials.

Trapper folding knives usually have two blades including a clip blade and a spey blade as pictured. They also come in a variety of sizes and handles.

Three Blade Folders
This traditional pocketknife pattern has a large clip blade, a coping blade and a pen blade as pictured. They come in a variety of sizes and handle materials.

Canoes generally have 1 or 2 blades and the closed shape is "canoe" like.

Some of the best made and reasonably priced assisted opening folding knives. Kershaw Knives introduced this novel way of opening a folding knife and are, in our opinion, at the forefront with more pocketknife models, the best system and great designs.

SOG has a great mechanism and some innovative designs with their assisted opening folding pocket knives.

Benchmade Knives are some of the finest pocketknife models in the world.

When you hold a Spyderco pocketknife in your hand you know you are holding quality. It is backed by more than 30 years of research and development to find the right steels and handle materials. The Spyderco knife has been ergonomically designed to open easily and fit comfortably in the hand while cutting.

Tanto Folding Knives are very popular for tactical use. The tips of tanto folders are very strong by design. We have the best selling CQC7 from Emerson Knives (pictured) as well as Tantos from other pocketknife manufacturers.

Automatic Folding Knives give you the fighting edge, by making sure that you are faster than the other guy.

We are only able to sell automatic knives to law enforcement and active duty military.

Chris Reeve produces beautiful handmade folding knives and many think they are the best folding knives on the market.

Timeless classic that is always elegant. Pearl handle folding pocket knives make great gifts.

Illustrated here by the Folding Hunter from Buck, the lockback knives have a metal piece on the top of the handle that releases the blade from a locked position. We have pocketknife models from under 2 inches all the way up to a foot in length and various handle materials.

Lock Options
Frame Locks, Lockbacks, Other Systems
Lockbacks with Carbon Steel Blades

These folding pocketknives have a liner, or metal sheet, inside the handle that is stressed so that it moves across the base of the blade when you open the pocketknife, to lock the blade in the open position. To close the knife, you simply use your thumb to move the liner aside releasing the blade.

Handle Material Options:
Plastic, G-10, Aluminum

Simple folding pocketknives with good carbon steel blades and a unique locking system. Picasso used an Opinel for some small sculptures!

A simple design with a wide, carbon steel blade that is very sharp. The lock is really your ability to grip the handle tightly. It's very simple and effective and inexpensive.