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Pocket Knives & Folding Knives

Pocket knives are the blades people carry every day, and this page gathers folders for work, camping and collecting. You'll find a Swiss type multi tool, a straight razor knife, rescue folders and slim gentleman's knives, with prices starting at $19.97.

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What a pocket knife is

A pocket knife folds its blade into the handle, so it rides safely in a pocket and opens in a second. Some lock open for safety, some use an assisted opener, and classic slip joints rely on a firm spring. Most people use one to open boxes, trim cord, cut an apple on a hike or simply to carry something dependable.

Types of pocket knives you'll find here

Rescue folders are the busiest group, and the Boker Magnum EMS Rescue Folding Knife is a good example of that work-ready style. Tactical folders such as the Boker Plus Cera-Tac Folding Knife suit people who want a knife that opens fast and stays put.

If you like variety, the 13 Function Red Swiss Type Multi Tool Knife 3.5 Inch packs several tools into one handle. For something with a bit of attitude, the Black and Red Spiderweb Locking Folding Knife is an easy budget pick, and the Straight Razor Knife is a fun piece for display.

Collectors can look at traditional folders like the Boker Solingen Mammut I Pocket Knife. The brands here include Boker, Cold Steel, Buck, Whetstone and Master Cutlery, so there is a style for most hands.

How to choose a folding knife

Start with size, because a knife you leave at home does no good. Slim blades disappear in a pocket, while larger handles feel better in a full grip. Check the lock too, since a solid lock keeps the blade open when you press down on it.

Handle material changes how a knife feels, so think about whether you want grippy rubber, light metal or classic wood. Prices on this page run from $19.97 to $579.97, so you can pick an everyday carry or a collector piece without guessing. Display knives and working knives are not always the same thing, so read each product page.

Keeping your knife working

Wipe the blade dry after use and brush lint out of the handle now and then. A drop of light oil on the pivot keeps the action smooth, and a quick check of the lock now and then keeps it safe to use.

Questions people ask

What is a curved knife called?

It depends on the curve. A hooked, claw style blade is usually called a karambit, and a blade that bends forward toward the tip is called a kukri. Both styles show up in our knife categories.