Best New Knives and EDC

Knafs is here to prove that your everyday carry can be playful while still being made with solid materials and mechanisms.

Suprlativ is the product of three significant knifemakers working in tandem on a bevy of exceptionally designed, well-built cutting tools.

The RotoSelect might be the most clever desktop solution for storing and displaying your favorite everyday carry items.

With its exceptional style, bevy of convenient mechanisms and hard-working materials, this is a web you'll want to be caught in.

What do Italian and French winemakers have to do with EDC? The connection runs deeper than you might think.

The results are usually pretty spectacular when two big-name brands collide on a single cutting tool design. Here's all the proof you need.

This excellent pocket folder already had an outstanding blade, but now it gets handle enhancements to match.

Differing only slightly in its design and appearance from the famous Buck 110 Folding Hunter, this knife boasts a serious material change.

Benchmade was probably the big winner for knife releases this week, but there were also significant drops from CRKT, Vosteed, Case and more.

Italian craftsmanship and a mechanism from one of the most significant knifemakers ever make this stout cutting tool special.

After over a decade in production, this exceptionally designed and constructed bag somehow keeps getting better.

Emerging from the brand's vault for 2025, this compact tool harkens to a time when a folding knife was an essential doctor's tool.

This cutting tool has a host of other exceptional features and mechanisms that make it one of the brand's most marvelous recent releases.

Craighill bridges the gaps between affordability, functionality, carry-friendliness and material quality with this cutting tool.

Along with its unusual design language, this Mike Gavac-designed knife also sports some high-end materials and trendy features.

This week ran the gamut geographically and price-wise, with the likes of Benchmade, Böker, Gerber and Kansept making unique splashes.

The intricate handle engravings harken to classic Japanese woodblock prints, namely Hokusai's The Great Wave off Kanagawa.

Some clever design elements make this incredibly small cutting tool a lot more useful than you might expect.

For a bag that's so light and packs down so small, it's shockingly fully featured and is as capable as many standalone backpacks.

This gorgeous, intimidating outdoor tool is the brainchild of a three-decade veteran of the knifemaking industry.