
Patagonia Brings Old-School Hiking Pack Style to the EDC Bag World
These gorpcore haulers prove that mountaineering-focused features can be useful for everyday carry, too.

These gorpcore haulers prove that mountaineering-focused features can be useful for everyday carry, too.
By Sean Tirman

Looking for an irreverent but reliable EDC blade? Take a gander at the Nanner.

To make a faster one, of course. The brand says the all-new SuperX is even better than last year's record-breaking SuperSix EVO SE.

CJRB’s new Maximal offers a pretty compelling mix of blade, handle, deployment/locking mechanism, ambidextrousness and price.

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

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

Innovative novelties and fan-favorite revivals from Civivi, Kershaw, Leatherman, CJRB and more dropped this week.
By Sean Tirman and Steve Mazzucchi

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

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

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

Billed as “the world’s first digital cockpit,” the Flitedeck leaves me feeling both skeptical and positively dazzled by the possibilities.

Now is the perfect time to elevate your cold-storage game.

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

Limited to 500 pieces, the Böker Plus Collection 2025 flexes elevated aesthetics and premium materials.

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

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

Who needs a plate, anyway?
By Jack Seemer

As eye-popping as they are, the Rebar’s new two-toned handles aren’t just about style.

Packing a fresh handle and blade, this reimagined Bailout is shockingly lighter, cheaper and more pocketable than the original.

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