WESN Slashed the Price of All of Its Cult-Favorite EDC Knives

About the size of a house key and weighing just an ounce, the WESN Microblade is a keychain-ready EDC folder that punches well above its weight class. Grade 5 titanium scales keep it light without sacrificing rigidity, while a D2 tool-grade steel blade holds an edge through everyday abuse. Ceramic bearings deliver a smooth, satisfying flick, and a frame lock keeps things secure when it matters. It goes anywhere — pocket, keychain or bag — without you ever noticing it’s there.

WESN’s stout, bulldog-ish Allman boasts a USA-sourced S35VN drop-point blade and your choice of Grade 5 titanium or G10 scales. At 3.8 inches closed and starting at 3.6 ounces, it rides comfortably in a front pocket all day. A titanium machine-milled clip, frame lock or liner lock (depending on the variant), and lanyard hole round out an EDC package that skips every unnecessary detail — making it the kind of knife you reach for whether you’re breaking down boxes or heading into the backcountry.

Named after Wesn founder’s Swedish grandfather, the Henry is a slip-joint pocket knife rooted in Scandinavian tradition and sharpened for modern EDC. Its Swedish-made Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel blade — 2.35 inches of drop-point precision — sits in Grade 5 titanium scales with optional cherrywood inlays, keeping the whole package to just 1.6 ounces. The no-lock, slip-joint mechanism keeps it legal in most places, and a lanyard hole adds carry versatility. A lifetime warranty backs every knife.

Made in Sweden and named for the founder’s grandfather’s family farm, the Bornas is WESN’s first fixed blade — and it carries the weight of that heritage without the bulk. A full-tang CPM S35VN drop-point blade sits at 2.75 inches, keeping the overall package under 6 inches for low-profile carry in the city or on trail. A precision-molded Kydex sheath ships in the box, and a lifetime warranty backs every knife WESN sells.

The Samla is WESN’s Scandinavian-inspired take on the friction folder — a format prized for its simplicity and lack of a locking mechanism. Its 2.45-inch sheepsfoot blade in Sandvik 12C27 steel keeps an edge well and resists corrosion, while Grade 5 titanium scales and phosphor bronze washers keep the whole package under 1.4 ounces. At just 3.25 inches closed, it slips into any pocket and pulls its weight at the cutting board or on the trail.

The Voltage Green Allman is WESN’s EDC workhorse dressed in Retro Collection clothing — its translucent Arcadite polymer handle channels the see-through aesthetic of ’90s gaming consoles while revealing the knife’s internal steel structure beneath. A USA-sourced CPM S35VN blade keeps the cutting performance serious, and each knife ships with a WESNBoy keychain console loaded with 8-bit games. It’s a legitimate daily carry for anyone who wants premium steel without sacrificing personality.

The Frosted Cherry Microblade is WESN’s keychain-sized EDC knife reimagined for its Retro Collection — a limited drop that swaps the standard handle for a front scale machined from Arcadite, a proprietary translucent polymer engineered to hold color and clarity longer than the 90s electronics it references. The titanium back scale and frame lock remain, as does the D2 tool steel blade. At 3.75 inches open and 1 oz, it slips onto a keychain without a second thought — and ships with a WESNBoy 8-bit keychain gaming console.