Best New Knives and EDC

The Uncharted Collection also includes the brand's first-ever fillet knife, making this launch a explorer's dream come true.

This series of folding blades keeps getting more interesting with each new release. The Lander 6 is the smallest one yet.

Oknife is back with a more tactically styled follow-up to its groundbreaking XEN-OAL folding pocket blade.

We Knife revisited its most refined design, Benchmade launched a pair of heavy hitters and Buck dropped a serious EDC crowd-pleaser this week.

The Italian knifemaking mavens at LionSteel unleashed a trio of tactical-styled configurations of their Myto blade.

Standard and Mini, these stunning, tech-forward blades prove that the Oregon outfit still has a lot of ground to cover with its flagship folders.

Kubey, with the help of Muzi Designs, flexes its muscles by transforming a folding karambit into something far more practical.

This knife designer is making a name for himself, following in his father's footsteps in more ways than just crafting bladed tools.

The American knifemaking brand heard the fan feedback and came out swinging with an exceptional, affordable pocket knife.

In this unique reinterpretation, the Drop Bear's blade is swapped out, and a couple of useful everyday carry tools are added.

The brand's first integral knife triumphantly returns with improved detailing, bonus materials and the same iconic silhouette.

Bestech, Cold Steel and Kershaw raised their games, while a cheeky WESN release made April 1st a day to re-meme-ber.

The brand's Covalent flipper gets a pair of much higher-end configurations, hinging on numerous fan-favorite materials.

The Vulpex-designed Bestech VK-Kuze vaults traditionally-inspired design elements into a modern, high-end EDC blade.

The strong, reliable dual lock can be actuated in two different ways, offering greater user friendliness than either alone.

The remarkably robust Demko-designed AD-10 gets a swanky handle and blade upgrade, plus a blacked-out colorway to match.

This small sibling to the brand's legendary 110 Folding Hunter gets a wide range of custom options for its blade, handle, bolsters and more.

This week's releases were wide-ranging, including everything from a shrunken Tops machete to an ultra-high-end Kershaw redux.

The affordable Parakeet is a hard-working folder offered in five different configurations, so there's one for everybody.

Ken Onion's USA-made Leek design has never looked so refined, and we have time-tested Detroit-based brand Shinola to thank for it.