Handmade knives under $250
Nothing here is a lesser knife. Same 1095, same heat treat, same hand grinding and the same hand molded Kydex sheath as the rest of the shop. They cost less because they use less steel and less time, not because the work changed.
12 models · 4.9 average from 239 reviews
Under $250
GP2
From $249.99Smaller than the GP1 with the same belly. The one people end up carrying every day.
GP3
From $249.99A 4.75 inch Seaux blade on the GP2 handle, for skinning and long slicing cuts.
Mini
From $179.99A three inch straight edge with no belly. Precise, light, and easy to carry every day.
Mini1
From $179.99The Mini with a slight belly, for smoother controlled cuts.
Mini2
From $179.99A compact reverse edge that pulls through a cut. Sure in a wet hand.
Bravo 5 Tanto
From $249.99The Bravo 5 with a tanto point for a stronger tip.
Bravo 5
From $249.99Designed with Justin Melnick. A three and a half inch drop point that rides easy on a belt.
Phantom Edge
$75.00A one-piece Zytel blade that weighs almost nothing. For places a steel knife cannot go.
MK2 Slim
$249.99The MK2 profile on a slimmer handle for lower-profile carry.
Desert Fox
From $249.99Designed with a former member of Israeli special operations. Compact and quick in the hand.
SD1
From $179.99A 2.6 inch double-edged push blade with a chisel-ground tip. Rides low on a vest or belt.
Pry Tool
$179.99Takes the prying so your knife tip does not have to. Narrow and wide tips.
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