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Fixed Blade Knives

Fixed blade knives have a blade that never folds, which makes them strong, simple and fast to use. This page lists 28 of them from Ka-Bar, Cold Steel, Boker, Buck and more, with prices from $17.97 to $339.97. Browse them for camping, work or collecting, or go back to all knives.

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Why choose a blade that does not fold

A fixed blade is one piece of metal from tip to handle, so there is no hinge to loosen and no lock to fail. That makes it a favorite for hard jobs like splitting kindling, prying and camp cooking. It is also easy to rinse clean, because nothing hides inside a joint. The trade-off is size, since a fixed blade rides in a sheath on your belt instead of in your pocket.

Brands and styles on this page

Ka-Bar is well represented here, with the Ka-Bar US Navy Fixed Blade Knife among the classic fighting-utility shapes. Cold Steel brings the Cold Steel Finn Bear Fixed Blade Knife and the Cold Steel Trail Master San Mai Fixed Blade Knife, the highest priced here at $339.97. Buck is here with the Buck Intrepid XL Fixed Blade Knife – Reaper Black, and Master Cutlery adds the Master Cutlery Predator Fixed Blade Knife at $119.97.

If you are watching your budget, Whetstone has several simple survival and camping knives, including the Whetstone Survivor Stainless Steel Fixed Blade Knife at $17.97. Boker and United Cutlery add finer and more collectible designs for people who want something to show off.

Picking one for camp, work or the shelf

Think about the main job first. A shorter blade gives control for carving and small tasks, while a longer, heavier one is better for chopping and clearing brush. Look at the handle, because a grip that fits your hand matters more over a long day than any spec. Check the sheath too, since a good one holds the knife securely and keeps the edge safe. For a gift or a collection, a well-known name and a clean finish count for more than tough features.

Keeping a fixed blade sharp and rust-free

Wipe the blade dry after every use and add a thin coat of oil if you store it for a while. Sharpen on a stone or a guided system before the edge gets dull, not after. Keep the knife out of a leather sheath for long storage, because trapped moisture causes rust.

Where a fixed blade fits in a gear bag

People often ask whether a fixed blade or a folder is the better choice. A fixed blade wins when the job is hard, like splitting kindling, cutting rope or cleaning game, because there is no hinge to stress.

A folder wins when you need something small for daily carry. Many outdoor people own both, and a fixed blade makes a sturdy gift for anyone who camps, fishes or works with tools.