Best New Knives and EDC

We Knife's curvy cutting tool boasts top-of-the-line blade steel and grippy, reptilian-like handle scales.

Along with being gorgeous and well-built, it's one of the most affordable full-sized cutting tools with this locking mechanism.

This week, CJRB and Kizer releases pushed the envelope on form while Gerber and Woxna drops brought the function.

Packable outdoor tools aren't exactly new, but these expand upon them in clever, user-friendly ways I've never seen before.

Though typically known for aggressive designs, Cold Steel's latest is surprisingly refined and carry-friendly.

Vero Engineering has proven its pared-down design prowess. Now, the brand is taking things to the next level.

Where does the knifemaking world go from here? Kizer might have the answer in this Blade Runner-inspired cutting tool.

This ain't your grandaddy's wood-handled hunting folder. It's a modern reimagining made shockingly low-priced.

With a whopping eight different color combinations, this cutting tool is a dream come true for budget-conscious EDCers.

Innovative novelties and fan-favorite revivals from Civivi, Kershaw, Leatherman, CJRB and more dropped this week.

Auto designs like Maserati's legendary Birdcage heavily inspired the innovative ultralight folder.

The inconspicuous addition has already been included on five of the brand's best affordable folding blades.

The folder's reimagining is noteworthy enough, but it gets bonus points for launching with five distinct editions.

The unique design proves there's still uncharted territory, even with the most time-tested folding blade features.

This pocket folder is legal in more locales while maintaining the silhouette and mechanisms that make it great.

One of CJRB's most popular knife designs has transformed into an American icon with a few surprisingly simple tweaks.

If you like your EDC with a side of gallows humor, you might dig Kizer's latest undertaking.

The brand has a reputation for working with designers on unusual folding blades. This unique knife continues this tradition spectacularly.

The knife that started it all keeps evolving. This latest version boasts a rare high-end steel.

This entry, a redux of Vero Engineering's triple-flipper titanium blade, may be an even bigger crowd-pleaser.