Renowned knife designer, Alan Folts focuses on two ideas; Creative futuristic design, and precise ergonomics. Built for outdoors people who pride themselves on their super lightweight gear; The Biwa weighs in at a tiny 45 grams, but is strong enough to get the job done.

Bulky, Heavy Duty, strong, comfortable. Comfort does not seem like a relevant part of a survival machete, but the award-winning designer, Ken Onion knows better. The Chanceinhell machete not only battles extreme situations, but it also helps fend off your physical exhaustion.

The Minimalist® series by Alan Folts focuses on two ideas; Creative futuristic design, and precise ergonomics. The Bowie Cthulhu takes the classic Bowie, adds a graphic of the classic Lovecraft character, Cthulhu, and makes the handle and sheath glow-in-the-dark. The Bowie Cthulhu is a small everyday and every night essential.

You stride quietly across the interior, nothing bats an eye, you almost make it to your perch, but suddenly something yells for you across the brush, "Jerry! Can I use that lil pocket knife of yours again, they're putting tape on the donut box!". Desperately needing to use the bathroom you sigh, giving Tom your Scribe. At least you know what to get Tom for secret Santa.

Look cool, feel cool, get the job done! Designer Lucas Burnley believes that knives should be a personal expression of independence. The Obake is no different with its artful Kwaiken style everyday carry knife. The sheath is designed to attach to your belt and deploy from inside your waistband allowing for great versatility.

The Williams Defense Key looks and belongs on a keychain, but is far from the average key. The Key features a pointy end for personal defense but also functions as a Phillips screwdriver.