Discover Victorinox’s latest bladeless Swiss Army knives in the Companion Collection. Perfect for travel, restricted zones, ...

Considered an essential piece of kit for every Marine, a wide variety of private-purchase and standard-issue knives were pressed into service in every theater of the war to tackle tasks ranging from ...

From cardboard carnage to campfire whittling, we sliced, diced, and pried—here are the blades that earned a permanent spot in our pockets.

Here are the highlights for some of the more common pocket knife steel types. CPM Magnacut: A great all-around steel from ...

Mexican authorities say a U.S. citizen arrested carrying guns, tactical gear and a fake CIA ID is not a U.S. government employee. The man was detained Saturday in Atlacomulco, northwest of ...

In this video, we break down the key differences between five essential types of knives: combat, survival, tactical, throwing, and dagger, each designed for a unique purpose. A combat knife is ...

In 1990, Spyderco chose its first collaborator: Bob Terzuola, the father of tactical knives and the CIA’s now-former knifemaker. Then, in 1999, Sal Glesser’s brand and Terzuola teamed up once more on ...

Even stranger knives bearing the Wenger name and logo are sold by Victorinox. What is the difference between these two famous knife brands, and what's the difference between their Swiss Army Knives?

From Benchmade to The James Brand and Kershaw to Spyderco, we've rounded up the best pocket knife brands and their bestselling models. Here are the top brands to shop.

Legendary tactical brand Al Mar Knives devised this sneakily clever cutting tool with some surprising functionality.