Filters
- Machete: It is a lightweight and flexible tool with a long reach, ideal for quickly clearing large areas of soft vegetation, such as grass and brambles, without tiring the user.
- Karambit: It functions as a specialized cutting tool, where its strongly curved blade allows the user to apply steady pressure when carving wood, cutting ropes, or cleaning agricultural products.
- Kukri: It functions as a robust hybrid of a knife and an axe, which, thanks to its forward-weighted blade, provides tremendous force for splitting hard wood, while also allowing for detailed precision tasks such as carving and food preparation.
- Everyday Carry (EDC): The term EDC refers to items we carry with us every day to handle the small or big challenges of the day.
- Camping & Outdoor: Here you are looking for a balance between weight and versatility. The tool should be able to cut food, open cans, and prepare small pieces of wood for the fire.
- Survival & Tactical: Heavy-duty tools designed for extreme conditions, outdoor construction (bushcraft), or emergency situations.
- with Locking Mechanism: Features a mechanism that locks the blade when open for increased safety.
- Automatic: Opens with the push of a button with the help of a spring.
- Training: Suitable for practice without the risk of injury
- Stainless Steel: It has good resistance to rust and corrosion and is easy to maintain. However, it does not retain its edge as well as carbon steel.
- Carbon Steel: It is extremely sharp and retains its edge for a long time. It is prone to rust, so it requires good maintenance (cleaning, oiling). It is also easier to sharpen than stainless steel.
- MagnaCut: It is the "king" of steels in the world of knives. It has top-notch corrosion resistance and very high toughness, while also offering excellent edge retention. For easy maintenance, you will need a diamond stone.
- Tool Steel: It offers good edge retention and is very resistant to stress. However, it is more susceptible to corrosion than stainless steel.