EDC

The ferocious Fenrir becomes even more tempting courtesy of a new premium lock and mesmerizing high-end handle treatment.

This futuristic "folder" is especially fidget-friendly, has a rock-solid build and offers some multi-tool functionality.

One of the most legendary folding blades ever makes a prominent appearance in the S2 premiere of Amazon's hit sci-fi show, 'Fallout.'

The last two weeks have seen some of the most wide-ranging launches, covering everything from the kitchen to the backcountry.

The streamlined flipper riffs on the renowned Blade Show winner while bringing its own unique style to your breast pocket.

As an outdoor editor, I've written about countless backpacks — but this is truly one of the most unique designs I've ever encountered.

While the colorway certainly pops, it's the materials that really make this folding blade stand out, even among its peers.

The Rubik's Cube of zipper locks boasts three (adjustable) levels of nuanced security, with fidgety bliss as a happy byproduct.

This precision-engineered marvel is the spiritual successor to one of the brand's most groundbreaking cutting tools.

The latest take on Mission Workshop's purpose-built pack is designed for seamless carry on the daily commute and far, far beyond.

A product of the brand's craftsmanship-focused Seattle workshop, this grail-worthy launch takes EDC backpacks to the next level.

The newest version of one of the brand's most popular nameplates boasts premium materials and a speed-boosting upgrade.

This dual-deploying stunner further proves that the prolific brand's sterling reputation is well-deserved.

Thanks to an innovative fabric and manufacturing process, the Mirage 40 is setting a new standard for ultralight backpacks.

Thanks to a new patented locking mechanism, Terrain 365 is bringing a ton of convenience to its ultra-rugged folding blades.

The latest and greatest drops in bags, luggage and more are making it more fun than ever to haul your stuff.

The Raccoon is a longtime staple of the brand's catalog. With a few minor tweaks, it's become a budget-friendly powerhouse once again.

Counterintuitive as it may seem, the design also deploys more quickly and cleanly than its folding brethren do.

Shift from a two-handed non-locking slipjoint to a thumbstud-deployed locking blade (and more) in seconds. 

The little metal multi-tool add-on isn’t for everyone, but for those of us averse to belt-mounted sheaths, it just might be a godsend.