Some of the most popular EDC knives are on sale right now and most of them are well under $50. So whether you need a tough ...

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Originally launched under the State & Union banner, this reissued blade finds new life and a far cheaper price point.

Black Friday sales this year are a godsend to blade aficionados, with tons of fantastic knife deals—specifically discounts on EDC knives. Right now, you can get up to 55 percent off a variety of ...

Gerber knives are consistently fan favorites among our readers. I’ve had a few of their compact blades and one multitool myself, and I’ve been happy with them—this is one of those brands where the ...

It was already one of the brand’s most popular folding knives. But if some is good, more is better, right?

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Coast and Gerber are consistently in my top recommendations for everyday carry pocket knives. They tend to offer really solid value—an excellent quality-to-price ratio. During Amazon’s October Prime ...

I wouldn’t go so far as to call Bestech a budget-friendly brand. Yes, it offers affordable options, but some of its best EDC knives fall squarely into the “premium” category. The Mothus, a stunning ...

Benchmade is known for its high-quality pocket knives, made in Oregon since 1987. The knives are excellent for EDC and camping alike, with stainless steel blades that offer excellent edge retention.

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EDC knives—or pocket knives—are one of the most important tools you can own. That's because, like multitools and some outdoor tools, they travel with you, rather than staying in their dedicated place ...