CRKT Folding Knives

The CRKT Drifter 6490K is a G10 framelock folder that is ideal for everyday carry (EDC) with its good looks and slim design. It features a flat titanium nitride-coated frame. It also features a 8Cr14MoV stainless steel hollow ground blade with a plain...

The CRKT Drifter 6490S is a stainless steel framelock folder that is ideal for everyday carry (EDC) with its good looks and slim design. It features a flat titanium nitride-coated frame. It also features a 8Cr14MoV stainless steel hollow ground blade...

The CRKT Squid Black Stonewash is a smaller everyday carry knife with a loop over pocket clip and 8CR13MOV spear point blade with thumb stud deployment. The Squid boasts a black stonewashed stainless steel frame lock handle. Based on a custom knife by...

The CRKT Slacker is another great design by Ken Onion. The field strippable nature of these knives means you can clean it instantly when you accidently get sand or gunk in it. This knife also has a deep carry stainless steel pocket clip...

The CRKT Provoke is a brilliantly designed karambit from Joe Caswell. The brilliance with this folding knife, is that it folds! Karambits have usually always been fixed blades. The kinematic forward opening system allows this knife to be as strong as a...

The CRKT Homefront EDC knife is a ingenious field strippable blade designed by Ken Onion. These knives has an easily sharpenable stonewashed blade, black GRN handle and flipper opening. The field stripping of this knife makes it quick and easy to clean...

The CRKT Squid is a smaller everyday carry knife with a loop over pocket clip and 8CR13MOV spear point blade with thumb stud deployment. The Squid boasts a stonewashed stainless steel frame lock handle. Based on a custom knife by Lucas Burnley. This is...

The CRKT Pilar, named after Ernest Hemingway's beloved sailboat, is a compact folding knife for the minimalist looking to maximize their EDC utility. It features a 2.4" flat ground blade with a satin finish and a fine tip for detailed tasks and a thumb...