Best New Knives and EDC

It's tiny enough to fit in the palm of your hand, but has enough functionality for a knife twice its size.

It's non-metallic, non-magnetic and still boasts superb edge retention and durability.

Les George and Boker let the materials do the talking with this limited-edition release.

Brilliantly blending an absurd amount of features, the Phantom 2.0 is poised to become your favorite cutting tool.

The WESN x P&Co Slip-Joint Microblade features heritage materials and a modification that makes it legal in the UK.

In the penultimate episode of Apple's new kaiju show, we got a much better look at this plot-driving, iconic friction folder.

Discommon's cult-favorite bottle opener returns for its third iteration — and it's the most beautiful one to date.

Keep tabs on the latest releases with this regularly updated tally.

This sleek, titanium EDC accessory is only available with purchases over $300 while supplies last.

The Sycamore Collection incorporates a natural handle material usually seen only in fine woodworking.

The James Brand's new communication-centered essentials bring the brand's trademark elevated design to everyday items.

The Speed Stash functions as an additional outer pocket that can be attached to any backpack with a sternum strap. Helloooo, organization.

The new Ironman Collection combines performance materials and 80s styling — and it's a combo you won't want to miss.

The Provoke EDC is certain to provoke interest from knife enthusiasts everywhere.

Equip the dad in your life with some space-age wallets, key organizers, pens, valet trays and more at a deep discount.

Looking for a knife that combines sleek, minimalist style with workhorse materials? Try TJB's Carter.

Built to perform in both urban and outdoor environments, WESN's new knife is a must-have for your EDC kit.

Mixing modern tech with classic styling, Ekster is an everyday carry brand that should be on your radar.

Combining WESN's knife know-how and Glidr's intricate design, this tiny knife is sure to catch some attention.

The James Brand goes big, CRKT goes bantam, VSSL goes backcountry and more.