Awesome Knives

Chadwick & Joe’s PHX-1 tool combines the Hi-Tec-C and Signo DX pens, a hobby knife and a designer ruler with 7 measurements into a stainless steel body and a sustainable bamboo case.

(NSFW: Language) Joel Bukiewicz is the owner and operator of Cut Brooklyn, a lucky and talented man who makes a living doing something he loves. From the new, awesome web series Made by Hand.

If you frequently cut open boxes, the Slice Box Cutter is a god-send. With a durable ceramic blade and a non-slip grip that wraps around your hand, it’ll rip through cardboard and tape like nothing.

(NSFW: Language) We always wanted this melee weapon in FPSes, but alas, we’ve never played with one. FPSRussia shows us a real knife-gun – then takes on some “terrorist zombies” with his M4.

A ballpen with a butterfly knife-style case that you can twirl, flip and spin without fear of hurting yourself (or anyone else). It’ll probably get you a couple extra gropes with the TSA though.

Get to the choppin’ with GAMA-GO’s fun lettuce knife. You might even be able to convince your kids to help out in the kitchen with this bad boy. Those leafy bastards don’t stand a chance.

If the Kraken has been released and you need to TCB, try the WASP Injector weapon; it injects a freezing cold ball of compressed gas into prey at 800psi nearly instantly. Video here. (Thanks Eric!)

The striking Concealed Carry Tiki knife from Strider is aesthetically pleasing as well as practical; the handsome grey hue features some dynamic skull art, and a custom sheath is included.

Inspired by pro mountain-climber Ueli Steck, this lightweight titanium knife has built-in tools including hex nut drivers, a wood saw, screwdrivers, a wire stripper, and the all-important bottle opener.

This handy, manly gadget not only holds onto your paper money, it’ll protect you from anyone who tries to steal said cash, thanks to a fold-out knife. Bonus points for the carbon fiber and titanium.

We know we’d be making much more of an effort to complete our KP duty if we had this gorgeous knife in our kitchen utensil repertoire; it’s lovingly hand forged from a single piece of steel.

The elegant CardSharp is a credit card-sized sharp and slim utility knife, which easily transforms into a tool in 3 folding steps; the built-in protective sheath helps prevent injury or blunting. (Thanks Danny!)

Besides being aesthetically pleasing, the handles on Wenger’s Evowood pocketknife collection are made of sustainable Swiss walnut wood which would otherwise be scrapped as waste material.

Wenger’s Swiss Army Knife Giant Elite 16999 is recognized as the world’s most multifunctional penknife, with 87 implements and 141 different functions. Yeah, but does it fit in your pocket?

“Extreme marksman of the impalement arts” Todd Abrams (a.k.a. “Jack Dagger“) slices lettuce, oranges, and even a grape thrown in mid-air with his incredible knife-throwing skills.

Made in England by Ibberson, these steel tools have 2 1/4″ straight blades and hooked blades that are a form of traditional can opener. The sailor’s tool has a pointed marlinspike for rope work.

Quirky’s Switch is a new version of the Swiss Army knife with thickness and tool options. The kit ships with 18 tools, including a knife, corkscrew, wood saw, LED flashlight and 1GB USB memory stick.

Always stay within reach of an ExiTool, even if you’re in an accident: the emergency multi-tool clips onto a seatbelt and serves as a seatbelt cutter, window breaker, and LED flashlight.

Woods Monkey has a helpful review up of Gerber’s Epic; despite the name, it’s actually a compact (yet sturdy) knife with a semi-serrated 3.4″ blade, larger finger choil, and bottle opener.

Strider and TAD team up for a skeletonized version of the Dive Utility Knife (DUK); made from a single piece of CPM S110V steel, it features a 4″ cutting edge and flat kydex sheath.

New for 2010: Cold Steel’s Recon I tactical folding knives sport Teflon-finished Japanese stainless steel blades, G-10 laminate scale handles, and patent-pending Tri-Ad locks.

This Alox Soldier Knife is your last chance to own the classic 1961 knife issued to the Swiss Army; it’s from the final 500 unit production run with engraved signature by Victorinox’s CEO.

Guy Fieri’s Knuckle Sandwich Knives would go well with any diner, drive-in, or dive: they feature high carbon stainless steel blades, ergonomic grips, and hollow ground ovals.