A.G. Russell Knives

The NEW Acies2 drop-point blade of 1/8" thick ZDP-189 at 64-66 Rc. measures just under 3".

Stone River™ Gear is breaking new ground with ceramic blades. Already in 2012, they have introduced a liner-style locking folder with a ceramic blade and a steel blade (never done before). Now they are introducing two new ceramic bladed assisted opening folders. These folders incorporate the Vallotton Speed assist quick release opening system.

The ZT 0560 is a mind-changing knife that incorporates three new physical features and a top quality blade steel.

The Crawford clip point blade is premium 8Cr13MoV at 58-59 Rc., with a scalloped top edge and a ramped Crawford-style thumb stud on each side of the blade for easy ambidextrous opening.

The Buck® Lux is meant to be an Every Day Carry knife, boardroom to backwoods. Buck's designers have combined sophisticated styling with tough materials and a durable design resulting in a knife for the customer who wants to carry a nice looking knife, but requires it to be durable as well.

The Buck® Lux is meant to be an Every Day Carry knife, boardroom to backwoods. Buck's designers have combined sophisticated styling with tough materials and a durable design resulting in a knife for the customer who wants to carry a nice looking knife, but requires it to be durable as well.

A portion of the proceeds from this knife goes to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to help in their mission of preserving wildlife for future generations.

The Kershaw One-Ton is the big brother to the Half-Ton. With a wider, flat blade that is thicker than the Half-Ton, this is a knife that will get the job done.

Bob Lum a widely known and respected custom knifemaker, designed the LFTi to be simple yet functional and hardworking. Using CPM-M4 Tool steel, a non-stainless steel known for its toughness and resilience to wear, for the blade and Titanium for the handle, this knife makes a good everyday work knife.

Designed by Shane Sibert, an Oregon knifemaker, the MPR (Mini Pocket Rocket) is a stout knife that utilizes Benchmade's monolock mechanism resulting in a very sturdy tactical design. The ruggedly built handle made from green G-10 with a titanium liner comes complete with a tip-down carry pocket clip.

Stone River™ is a small company specializing in bringing Ceramic knives into the mainstream. Quality and affordability are their benchmark goals. We believe they have succeeded.

This unusual knife is new, with a lasered Damascus pattern on both the handle and the blade creating a beautiful and unusual look.

The phrase "Big things come in small packages" could well have been coined for this knife. Even though it weighs only 1.8 oz., it still keeps all the features you would want in a pocketknife/money clip.

Outdoor Edge folding knives combine quality materials and craftsmanship for years of reliable service. The Stratus has a sleek frame lock design with a double sided thumb stub. All stainless steel construction with a black oxide finish.

For the Vapor III Kershaw kept the sleek, high tech look as the original Vapor but upgraded the blade steel. All stainless steel, all the time—that’s the Kershaw Vapor Series.

Spyderco made their long-favored Cricket model even thinner by integrating the handle and lock. Custom knifemaker Chris Reeve invented the idea of making a linerlock's liner out of backside scale of the handle. In doing this, thickness and bulk are shaved off the handle for an ultra-thin folder that locks up confidently with fewer moving lock parts.

One of Spyderco’s newest Clipits is a collaboration with Fred Perrin, the PPT. Fred Perrin is a former French Army Commando, a world-class martial artist and one of France’s most regarded professional knifemakers. The name PPT, comes from the names of the three collaborators on the design; Fred Perrin, Philippe Perotte and Sacha Thiel.

The blades of these knives are made from Zirconium Oxide, a very hard ceramic also known as Zirconia. Zirconia powder is compacted using extremely high pressure, then fired using a process similar to that used in the firing of any other type of ceramic material.

This innovative and simple design places eight uncaged ball bearings in races, which are machined into the stainless steel handle on each side of the blade pivot.

This innovative and simple design places eight uncaged ball bearings in races, which are machined into the stainless steel handle on each side of the blade pivot.

The Salvo is a great everyday carry knife. The 410 stainless steel handle has a contoured shape with Trac-Tec inserts for a safe, secure grip - even under extreme conditions.

Darrel Ralph is an accomplished custom knifemaker whose work is some of the most sought-after in the industry today. His Maxx designs have been some of the most popular, and were produced by Camillus Cutlery beginning in the late 1990s and continuing until Camillus Cutlery disappeared as a U. S. manufacturer.

The category of "key chain knives" has been around for a long time. In most cases, these are little pen knives, with thin blades and slip joint pocketknife frames. Gerry McGinnis had a radically innovative idea: make a small knife with premium quality materials and big knife build. The Shrimp is not a toy, but a real sport and work knife.

The Gekkota Pocket tool looks like a brooch with a gecko design on the face. But, when you push one of the little flipper tabs, out pops a spear point blade with a CRKT script laser cut in it.

The Ripple, the first collaboration between noted knifemaker and designer Ken Onion and Columbia River Knife & Tool is now available in a smaller, more pocketable size. Its name is, you guessed it, the Ripple 2. This smaller version keeps all of the qualities of the original, including the almost friction-free IKBS ball bearing opening system.

The Kershaw Overdrive Flippers are a different take on Ener-G line of easy open knives. The difference is that when the blade is open, the Flipper protrusion folds into a recess in the liner giving the OD a slimmer, smoother profile. The blade is held in the closed position until deployed by pulling on the extended tang located at the front of the spine.

The Ripple™ is the first collaboration between noted knifemaker and designer Ken Onion and Columbia River Knife & Tool. This knife is noteworthy for its almost unbelievable silky smooth and fast opening action. Even the best conventional blade pivot bearings have some degree of friction which resists initial movement.

The Ka-Bar FIN line of folders are sturdy, tactical looking all-purpose folding knives. Each are made with stainless steel handles with an arched back profile and recesses in the sides of the scales to ensure a secure and comfortable grip on the knife.

The original A.G. Russell™ SeaMaster™ has a 3-1/4" flat ground blade of ATS-34 high carbon stainless at 59-61 Rc. with serrations on the front half of the blade instead of the back half and an anodized Titanium Handle. Both the blade and the marlin spike are coated with a special coating composed of both Titanium and Aluminum. This is a very tough coating, with a hardness of 80 Rc. and great rust resistance. To build a knife with these over the top materials made the knife rather expensive.

The CRKT fixed-blade Razel™ series designed by Jon and Josh Graham of Graham Knives in Cleveland, Tennessee, has captured the attention of every craftsman who has seen them. But many suggested that folding versions be made, so they could whip out the knife for a task, open it with one hand, make the cut, close it with one hand, and clip it back into their pocket or work apron without looking down for a sheath.

The term EDC (Every Day Carry) gets a whole new dimension. With a compact size of just over 2" (closed), the Keycom can be conveniently carried on the key ring, and offers the ergonomics and functionality we already know from all of Chad Los Baños designs.

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The term "EDC" (Every Day Carry) gets a whole new dimension. With a compact size of just over 2-1/4" (closed), the Keycom can be conveniently carried on the key ring, and offers the ergonomics and functionality we already know from all of Chad Los Baños designs.

SpyFOX was designed by Maniago, Italy knife manufacturer Fox Cutlery after their successful collaboration on the Spyderco VOLPE. The SpyFOX, an interesting play on the names of the two companies, is being distributed by Fox Cutlery and exhibits the quality in design and workmanship you would expect from both Fox and Spyderco.

The Pazoda™ is a stylish frame-lock folder with a 2-5/8" premium 8Cr14MoV blade at 58-59 Rc., gray titanium nitride coated.

The name Alary fits George Sessions' design for Timberline's® newest little folder. Webster's dictionary defines alary as an adjective "having or as if having wings; as in the winged feet of Mercury". The lines of both the handle and the blade will make you think of wings. The locking system is a frame lock with the Sessions De-locker.

After the tremendous success of the K.I.S.S. knife, CRKT surpassed themselves with their Delilah's P.E.C.K. It is significantly smaller, measuring only 2-5/8" when closed and weighing only 0.9 oz. Makes an ideal key chain knife or a simple, unobtrusive pocketknife.

How do you follow one of the most successful designs in modern knife history? With a H.U.G.

Columbia River Knife & Tool has done just that with Halligan's Ultimate Gadget. It is virtually as small, simple and lightweight as the original K.I.S.S.®, but so much more sophisticated and versatile.

Canadian knifemaker Brian Tighe is a true Renaissance Man, with an array of professional skills including tool and die making, metallurgy, engraving and photography. In his St. Catharines, Ontario, workshop, he produces a wide array of custom folders, all with those signature touches that immediately make them stand out as Brian Tighe knives.

The Mini My Tighe is a smaller version of the My Tighe which CRKT introduced in 2006.

This extraordinary design comes from Knifemakers' Guild member Ed Halligan. It is a complete knife with only half a handle, no liner just a split handle.

Ed Halligan has more K.I.S.S.es for you. Pucker up. Available with a black Teflon® plating to make it less reflective and create a protective barrier against corrosion. Today's technology allows the blade, frame and clip to receive a special Teflon plating that is tough and long lasting.

Columbia River Knife & Tool's® original K.I.S.S.® has been one of the most popular knives ever sold in our catalog. For 2007, CRKT has taken that K.I.S.S.® to a new level. Ed Van Hoy, designer of the Snap Fire, and Ed Halligan, designer of the original K.I.S.S.®, have worked together to develop the Two-Timer. The most obvious change is the second blade.

Ed Van Hoy has designed a number of hot sellers for Columbia River Knife & Tool (CRKT). This time it is a frame-lock folder. The action is super slick, thanks to bronze and Teflon® bearings at the adjustable blade pivot.

Over the years I have seen many sailors knives, including the one made for us in Japan. Year after year, those knives have proved to be both durable and dependable, but I have long felt that a new, modern design was needed. I have had requests from sailors for a knife with current materials and technical features.

At less than 3 oz., this Titanium handled Frame Lock is a very handy knife. The flat ground spear point blade makes it a fine hunting knife or utility knife, in most instances, a street legal knife for all purposes.

If you are in the market for a larger folder, please consider our Tactical Folder. This 4-1/2" Titanium frame lock has a 3-1/2" blade of ATS-34 at 59-61 Rc. or beautiful Twist pattern Damasteel® with a center core of ATS-34.

In early 2006, Boker introduced the Subcom folder, designed by Chad Los Baños. It quickly became one of our more popular sellers for the year. Its compact size coupled with its full sized blade made a very pocketable folder.

This interesting little knife is from Böker®. It is made in Taiwan and carries their Magnum mark. They call it the Sub Com Folder, I call it the Sturdy Little Knife.

From the island of Hilo, Hawaii, designed by Chad Los Baños, comes the Boker Trance. It has a slightly larger size from the popular Subcom, and combines a powerful AUS-8 stainless steel blade and an ergonomically shaped handle.