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Cold Steel FGX Knives

Cold Steel FGX knives share a series name and a friendly price, and this page gathers all six in one place. You will find a push dagger, two boot knives, a tanto, a dart-style throwing knife and a Scottish dirk. Browse the group here, or go back to all daggers.

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Cold Steel FGX Knives: every piece

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One line, six shapes

Cold Steel is a well-known knife brand, and FGX is the name of one of its lines. Every knife on this page carries that name, so the pieces share a family look and a similar price. That makes the group easy to compare, because you are choosing a shape and not a brand. Most buyers pick one to display, one to practice with, or one as a gift for a friend who collects blades.

A closer look at the six knives

The Cold Steel FGX Battle Ring Push Dagger is the most unusual shape here, a short blade that sits in a closed fist. The two boot knives, the Cold Steel FGX Boot Knife – Boot Blade I and the Cold Steel FGX Boot Knife – Boot Blade II, are slim daggers made to ride in a boot or on a belt.

The Cold Steel FGX Cat Tanto Knife has the angular point of a tanto, which collectors like for its clean, modern lines. The Cold Steel FGX Jungle Dart Throwing Knife is shaped like a dart and made for target practice. The Cold Steel FGX Skean Dhu Dirk follows the small Scottish knife that is traditionally worn tucked into a sock with Highland dress.

Choosing the right FGX knife

Start with what you want to do. If you want to throw, the dart-style knife is the obvious pick, and you will need a safe backstop and plenty of room. If you want a shelf piece with a story, the skean dhu and the push dagger draw the most questions from guests. Prices run from $18.97 to $21.97, so shape and use should decide it, not cost. Rules on carrying some blades vary by state and city, so check the laws where you live before you carry one.

Keeping an FGX knife in shape

Wipe a blade dry after handling, because skin oils and moisture are what dull a finish. Keep each knife in its sheath or on a stand, away from damp rooms. If you throw, pick the knife up by the handle and check the point now and then for damage. A little care keeps even an inexpensive knife looking good on the shelf for years.

Why shapes like these have stayed popular

Every blade here copies a form people have carried for generations. The push dagger is built around a fist. The boot knife hides at the ankle, and the dirk belongs to Highland dress. Seeing them side by side shows how different jobs produced different knives.

If you are new to collecting, a low-cost group like this helps you learn what you like. You can spend more later on a single piece.