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GerberZilch Folding Knife
$26.95
122 reviews with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars
Weight:
2.2 ounces
Features:
One-Handed Opening
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Swiss ArmyClassic Knife
$24.00
219 reviews with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars
Weight:
0.7 ounce
Max Blade Length:
1.5 in.
Closed Length:
2.25 in.
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BenchmadeMini Bugout 533-08 Knife
$180.00
5 reviews with an average rating of 5.0 out of 5 stars
Weight:
1.51 ounces
Max Blade Length:
2.82 in.
Closed Length:
3.7 in.
Features:
One-Handed Opening
Benchmade565PL-2501 Mini Freek Knife
$300.00
2 reviews with an average rating of 5.0 out of 5 stars
Weight:
2.5 ounces
Max Blade Length:
3.01 in.
Closed Length:
4.05 in.
Features:
One-Handed Opening
NRSCo-Pilot Knife
$54.95
4 reviews with an average rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars
Weight:
3.5 ounces
Max Blade Length:
2.8 in.
NRSPilot SAR Knife
$99.95
0 reviews
Weight:
5.6 ounces
Max Blade Length:
3.6 in.
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Related Expert Advice articles

Is portability a priority?

Pocket knives: Space-saving when the blade is not in use. Ideal for hiking, backpacking and everyday tasks.
Fixed-blade knives: Stronger, heftier and more comfortable in hand. Weigh more, take up more space and require a sheath for safe carrying.

Which knife blade shape is best for you?

Drop-point: Strong and versatile for a wide variety of heavy tasks and general knife work.

Clip-point: Ideal for puncturing and detailed work, but not as strong as drop-point blades.

Tanto: Extra strength for prying, scraping and piercing tough materials.

Needle-point and spear-point: Ideal for survival situations, puncturing and throwing.

Sheepsfoot and Santuko: Ideal for food preparation, like cutting, chopping and slicing.

Choosing a multi-tool

Consider which activities you do where a multi-tool might be useful. Some multi-tools activity-specific gadgets, like a bit for adjusting bike disc brakes.
Common implements include one or more blades, standard and Phillips screwdrivers, scissors, wire cutter, saw, file, bottle opener and can opener.
Multi-tools come in small keychain-friendly and pocket sizes for backpacking and other activities where weight matters. Larger tools are for car camping.