Best EDC Knives 2026: How to Choose Your Everyday Carry
Everyday carry is personal. The folder that disappears into one person's pocket is the one another person leaves in a drawer. So rather than crown a single "winner," the best EDC knife in 2026 is t...
FRN Knife Handles: Fiberglass-Reinforced Nylon Explained
FRN handles are the quiet workhorses of everyday carry. They show up on some of the best-selling budget and mid-range folding knives in the world, they survive years of pocket abuse, and they cost ...
Artisan Cutlery S90V Knives: The Complete Model Guide
Artisan Cutlery builds some of the most consistent production frame locks and flippers in the EDC world, and CPM S90V sits at the very top of the brand's steel lineup. If you are trying to work out...
CJRB Crag J1904 Guide: Every Cleaver Folder Configuration
The CJRB Crag is the wide-blade workhorse of the CJRB line: a 3.43-inch cleaver-style folder built to take on cardboard, rope, zip ties, and packaging without the delicate feel of a slim gentleman'...
CJRB Kestrel J1962 Guide: Ray Laconico's Wharncliffe Liner Lock
What the CJRB Kestrel J1962 Is The CJRB Kestrel J1962 is a Ray Laconico design and one of the few sub-$50 folders in the CJRB line that pairs a wharncliffe blade with a liner lock. It is a 3.31-inc...
CJRB Prado J1936 Guide: A Laconico Crossbar EDC in Three Tiers
What the CJRB Prado J1936 Is The CJRB Prado J1936 is a Ray Laconico design: a full-size, lightweight crossbar-lock folder that CJRB positions for dress-pants carry. The brand's own listing copy des...