6 New Pocket Knives You Might Have Missed from Böker, Civivi and More

A six-pack of compelling folders proves the sharpest industry we cover is not even close to losing its edge.

Close-up of a Böker Solingen folding knife blade and textured metal handle with a circular pivot screw.Böker

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Everyday carry can consume your attention: the weight of a knife in your pocket, the smoothness of a ball-bearing pivot, the way a blade holds its edge after weeks of use.

This week, our coverage leaned into that obsession, with a run of folding knives that reward the kind of close inspection most people reserve for far more expensive purchases.

Two brands really brought their A-game: We Knife/Civivi riffed on the Elementum in multiple compelling ways, while Böker brought potent military-inspired and tactical EDC knives to the table.

Catch up on all the latest and greatest sharp-edged releases below.

Black folding knife with a curved handle and a partially serrated blade.GiantMouse

GiantMouse Jutland Slipjoint Blackout

A limited run of 100 individually numbered pieces, this new interpretation takes GiantMouse’s award-winning Jutland Slipjoint (a two-time Field & Stream Best Hunting Folder honoree) and wraps it in an all-black PVD finish. The 2.65-inch S90V blade pairs with milled titanium scales and a traditional nail-nick opener in a non-locking format that travels well and cuts cleaner than its understated profile suggests. It’s a collector’s piece built for EDC devotees who want history in their pocket but demand modern performance.
Folding knife with a dark stonewashed blade and a textured tan handle.Böker

Böker Plus Kazy

French knife designer and blacksmith Gabriel Berthelemy of La Forge Agab brings his signature aesthetic to this tactically oriented 2.43-ounce EDC folder. Its 2.64-inch Nitro-V harpoon blade carries a black oxide coating that fights scratches and kills unwanted glare. A ball-bearing pivot and front flipper deliver smooth one-handed deployment, while a liner lock, Coyote Tan G10 handle scales and a tip-up deep-carry clip round out the package.
Five folding knives with various handle textures and blade finishes arranged on a wooden surface.Kansept Knives

Kansept Falk

Kansept’s first collaboration with French designer Cédric Destombes combines a sleek silhouette with desirable materials. The 3.31-inch drop-point blade comes in Damascus steel or Elmax, depending on the variant, while the ergonomic handles boast a range of snazzy scales including 80S Camo Carbon Fiber and Rag Burl Current Micarta. Deployed via an ambidextrous thumb stud, the blade stays steady thanks to a reliable liner lock, while a sturdy tip-up clip, uniquely curved to match the handle’s contoured shape, makes it easy to tote in your pocket.
Folding knife with a textured gray handle and a stainless steel blade marked "Böker Germany.Böker

Böker Sherman EDC II Full-Ti

Limited to 100 pieces worldwide and handcrafted in Boker’s Solingen factory, the Sherman EDC II Full-Ti is a collector-grade folder built for serious daily carry. Its 2.95-inch MagnaCut clip-point blade delivers elite edge retention, toughness and corrosion resistance. A full titanium handle with a unique rocky texture, a titanium frame lock and a pivot screw inspired by the M4 Sherman tank’s drive sprocket give this knife a distinct identity that sets it apart from anything else in the pocket.
Black folding knife with textured handle featuring topographic map design and partially serrated blade.We Knife

We Knife Elementum Flipper Titanium MagnaCut

Civivi’s most popular knife of all time is its Elementum. But this version, handled by its big sister brand We Knife, gives the enduring silhouette its most significant upgrade ever. While the most common Elementums come with D2 tool steel, this one gets upgraded to MagnaCut super steel. Furthermore, it gets a topographical-engraved titanium handle, complete with a frame lock. It’s offered in two colorways: gray or all-black.
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