Best New Knives and EDC

Morakniv made a new version of its classic Scandinavian knife, Gerber opened a custom shop, Ontario Knife Company revealed a new folder and more.

Gerber released a new multi-tool, Benchmade revealed a limited-edition folder, The James Brand updated one of its classics and more.

Benchmade updated one of its classics, Best Made Co. collaborated with W.R.

WESN announced its first slip joint, Helle launched its first EDC blade, CRKT updated its most innovative knife and more.

Zero Tolerance made its first slip joint, Benchmade updated a classic design, Grovemade released the perfect desk knife and more.

Leatherman released a magnetic knife, SOG revealed a limited edition EDC folder, Tops mashed up two distinct styles and more.

Leatherman updated a popular multi-tool, Victorinox made its first outdoor fixed blade, The James Brand made a compact pen and more.

Benchmade created a limited-edition of a classic folder, Filson launched three blades that channel Americana knife design and more.

Chris Reeve Knives updated its iconic folding pocket knife, The James Brand revealed its second EDC carabiner, Gerber paid homage to barbershop blades and more.

Leatherman expanded its magnetic Free collection, Victorinox salutes the US National Parks, Benchmade targets knife maintenance and more.

An EDC brand made its first fixed blade while other well-known knife makers like Spyderco and Benchmade expanded on already-popular collections.

Leatherman released its most significant overhaul to the multi-tool since the company invented it, CRKT made the biggest folder we’ve ever seen, and a Chinese maker revealed an affordable new model that’s prettier than its price tag would have you believe.

In February, The James Brand released its first multi-tool and updated its flagship EDC knife, 2018’s best blade got a new look and Gerber released a tool for eating outdoors.

In December, we saw an innovative karambit, a knife set for outdoor chefs, one of our favorite knife maker’s very first pen and more.

This month, we saw the release of Kickstarter knives, a new take on a classic blade, a folder from a brand with a 100-year history and more.