Buck Knives
Buck knives are known for plain, dependable folders and fixed blades that people carry for years. This page gathers our Buck knives, from small everyday folders to a collector pocket knife, along with a few Cold Steel pieces that fit the same pocket.
11 pieces
Buck Knives: every piece
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What makes a Buck a Buck
Buck is an American knife maker with a long following among hunters, campers and people who simply like a good pocket knife. The designs favor clean shapes, solid locks and edges that are easy to keep sharp.
That reputation is why shoppers look for the name before they look at the style. If you want a knife that does ordinary jobs well and does not demand much attention, a Buck is a sensible place to start.
Folders, fixed blades and a collector piece
The Buck Mini Bones Folding Knife is the lowest priced at $32.97 and slips into any pocket. Its bigger sibling, the Buck Bones Folding Knife, costs $45.97 and has a serrated edge for cutting rope and straps.
The Buck Spitfire Folding Knife in orange is easy to spot if you drop it in the grass, and the Buck FlashPoint LE Folding Knife has a more refined black and titanium finish. For a fixed blade, the Buck Tops Short Nighthawk is a short, tough knife at $99.97.
Collectors will want the Buck B&C Series Teddy Roosevelt Pocket Knife, which carries a gold etched scene and sells for $349.97.
Cold Steel alongside Buck
Several Cold Steel knives sit on this page because they suit the same buyers. The Cold Steel Bones Tiger Stripe Folding Knife is a close match for the Buck Bones, and the Cold Steel Redpoint Rescue Folding Knife is built for cutting straps and cord in a hurry.
If you want something for camp, the Cold Steel Stowaway Camping Kit bundles useful tools, and the Cold Steel Vantage Force Folding Knife is a larger everyday folder.
Picking the right Buck for your pocket
Think first about where the knife will live. A small folder disappears in a pocket, while a fixed blade is better on a belt or in a pack where you can reach it fast.
Plain edges slice and shave cleanly, and serrated edges bite through rope and tape. Many people who carry one every day choose a plain edge, then keep a serrated knife in the truck or tackle box.
Prices on this page run from $32.97 to $349.97, so there is room to buy a tool or a keepsake.
Questions people ask
Are Buck Knives high quality?
Buck has a long reputation for dependable folders and fixed blades, and many owners keep the same knife for years. Check the product page for blade and handle details before you buy.
Where can I find discounted Buck knives?
Prices on this page already show what each knife costs today, from $32.97 for the Mini Bones up to $349.97 for the collector Teddy Roosevelt model.