Best New Knives and EDC

Big Idea Design has pared its best-selling fixed blade into an even more discreet folder — all without losing its spirit and best features.

North Mountain Blade drops a trio of new high-end Japanese-inspired flipper knives made in collaboration with artist Tyler Anderson.

More well-known for hardcore tactical designs, the time-tested knifemaking brand rolls out a stunning Persian folder.

Paul Alexander, one of Spyderco's "most popular and prolific designers," created this high-end, futuristic blade.

This magnificent cutting tool is incredibly ultralight, especially for a fully featured, all-metal EDC knife. It's seriously mind-blowing.

Kershaw's high-end sister brand returns from a months-long hiatus, dropping an especially spectacular pocketable cutting tool.

I already loved this tiny cutting tool, but the changes in this configuration make it even better than ever before.

Built in honor of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy’s 100th anniversary, this USA-made cutting tool is American heritage incarnate.

This USA-made cutting tool was already a standout among the brand's recent releases, but this upgrade makes it even better.

This striking collection of comic book-inspired cutting tools is coming (and going) faster than the Scarlet Speedster himself.

After listening to customer feedback, the brand reissued the most formidable version of its Recon 1 tactical cutting tool.

Cult-hit brand Knafs has launched an outstanding new discreet slicer, marking its first foray into cutting tool manufacturing.

While its clever customization is clearly a major highlight, this knife also boasts extremely solid materials.

Not nearly as cute as its name suggests, this knife is highly robust and versatile ... if a bit on the more compact side of the spectrum.

With their unified styling, this trio of ACG bags uses some clever, handy features to elevate them beyond what the Swoosh typically offers.

Once again, this Scandinavian outfit has delivered an impressive, never-before-seen, trailblazing device ideal for outdoor adventure.

This stellar cutting tool comes in four configurations: two highly affordable yet hard-working ones and two with a popular super steel.

Though few in number, this week's drops are highly varied, including a WWII spy dagger, a chunky camp cooking chopper and a literal pen knife.

Emerson knows a thing or two about building sturdy, reliable EDC knives. The brand also knows how to listen to customer feedback.

Following the success of the GR1 USA Throwback, GoRuck has revived original versions of some of its other beloved packs.