Knives

Zak Extender Tool Parts Kit

ZAK Extender Tool Parts Kit

Suspension Multi-plier - GB-22-41471N

A field-tested classic that never disappoints, the Suspension is the benchmark tool of convenience and durability. The easily accessed butterfly design features spring-loaded pliers and a lightweight frame for long days and tired hands. With 12 other...

Ek Commando

This beauty is decked out and ready to be put on display. A mirror polished stainless steel blade and lacquered walnut* handle scales make this knife a real head turner. But don't be fooled - this pretty lady is ready to dive into work as well! Sold with...

Mini Paraframe

This lightweight everyday carry knife has an open frame that is the ultimate in minimalist design. Easy to clean, carry, and open, the Paraframe is an effortless addition to your pocket or belt clip. Available in multiple blade variations, this knife...

Shuffle - KK-8700LIMEBWX

The blade steel offers good ability to hold an edge, strength, and hardness. The K-Texture handle is exclusive to Kershaw. Look closely and you'll see that the texture is composed of a repeating pattern of the Kershaw logo k. Sure, it looks cool, but the...

Para 3 - SPY-C223GPBK

The Para 3 takes all the proven features and benefits of Spydercos best-selling Para Military2 and distills them into an even more compact all-purpose cutting tool. Its three-inch blade is precision machined from premium CPM S30V particle metallurgy...

Sw1103 Fde Nylon Blk

This Smith & Wesson spring assisted knife was designed for everyday carry, and sports a gray finished blade and gunmetal gray handle with a grippy black insert.

Mpotf10g Otf Grey Spear

The MPOTF10G is an assisted opening OTF knife from Smith & Wesson. It has a safety and a tab on the side used to retract the blade in addition to the thumb slide. The mechanism takes a little getting used to, but it truly is an awesome and impressive...

Mpotf10fde Otf Fde Spear

The MPOTF10FDE is an assisted opening OTF knife from Smith & Wesson. It has a safety and a tab on the side used to retract the blade in addition to the thumb slide. The mechanism takes a little getting used to, but it truly is an awesome and impressive...