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If you prefer your knife in basic black, this one just might be your perfect EDC. For added blade protection, the black Leek uses a Cerakote finish...

The subtle olive color of this Leek’s anodized-aluminum handle is a fade-resistant, scratch-resistant dye permanently bonded to the aluminum. The L...

Do you flip? Do you want to flip? Then the Kershaw Lucha is for you. This is a high-quality butterfly knife that’s made in the USA. Next level mate...

The Kershaw Leek just may be the ideal EDC. With its 3-inch blade, the Leek is a good-sized knife, but not too big. The slim design makes it easy t...

The brilliant orange color of this Leek’s anodized-aluminum handle is a fade-resistant, scratch-resistant dye that’s permanently bonded to the alum...

The brilliant purple color of this Leek’s anodized-aluminum handle is a fade-resistant, scratch-resistant dye that’s permanently bonded to the alum...

A reverse tanto blade shape adds a new level of functionality to the popular Leek. With its 3-inch blade, the Random Leek is a good-sized knife, bu...

A tough, carbide glassbreaker and partially serrated edge make this a must-have emergency tool. The carbide glassbreaker is key; a plain steel tip ...

Not too small, not too big, the Scallion can handle just about any cutting task. The anodized aluminum handles are lightweight, durable, and scratc...

Once you get your hands on a Blur, you’ll see why it has remained one of our most popular knives for years. It starts with the big, slightly recurv...

If blue is your color, this is your next must-have Blur. Like all Blurs, it’s equipped with a big, slightly recurved blade that’s ideal for multita...

Kershaw’s Composite Blade Technology joins two high-performance steels in one. The wavy copper line you see running through the blade is the brazin...

This Blur features our great-looking BlackWash finish to give the blade an already-broken-in look. The coating provides an extra measure of protect...

The Civivi Chevalier is a slim, compact EDC pocket knife with a sheepsfoot blade. This blade shape is fantastic for opening packages and peeling fr...

Why the name Padawan? As an apprentice to master knifemaker Flavio Ikoma, Pedro Buzetti drew inspiration from his role as the “padawan” to debut hi...