Knives

The Titanium Swing Blade Tool is super efficient – it’s a money clip with flathead screwdriver corners, and there’s a stainless steel razor blade that’s safely stored when not in use. Don’t forget the key ring and bottle opener either.

It’s not a samurai sword, but we think The Bride would enjoy this higonokami knife anyway, with its hand-forged blade, brass handle, protruding tang and lack of locking mechanism. Available in pocket and mini versions for your convenience.

Handmade by the blacksmiths at The Learning Barn Iron Works, this knife started its life as an old railroad spike. It’s been polished and honed to create a razor-sharp blade. They also make a nifty hand-forged bottle opener.

Freddie Wong and the guys from RocketJump are usually seen playing with guns and rocket launchers, but in this clip, they demonstrate their knife skills – with the help of a heaping helping of CGI, of course.

You can keep those rumors swirling that you’re a classy dude and stab all those cocktail meatballs at parties with these convenient knife cufflinks. Each set features mini stainless steel blades, and comes with a diamond dust sharpener.

Keep your weekend camping trip efficient with the Hobo Eat Kit. This Swiss Army knife of food tools is made of stainless steel, and the components separate into individual pieces, so you can keep it classy in the great outdoors.

Made in France by Fontenille-Pataud, this incredible knife has an intricately-patterned liner and blade, made from 120 layers of damascus steel. To sweeten the deal, its handle is carbon fiber. Measures 4-1/8″ (folded), 6-7/8″ (open).

Take command of your terre, or just make your camping and fishing trip a little bit more elegant with this classically styled Terroir Pocket Knife. It has a gorgeous solid rosewood handle and a 3 1/2″ long stainless steel blade.

Hiking is a tad more elegant thanks to Baladéo’s Le 37 Grammes Pocket Knife. It’s ultralight and good looking, with a bit of zebra wood along the handle’s edge, and has a 3 3/4″ 420 stainless blade, belt clip and simple liner lock system.

Make quick work of meats, vegetables and fruit – and look cool doing it – with these modern, carbonized ceramic chefs knives designed by Christian Bird for Egde of Belgravia. They’re on sale through 9/5/13 on Touch of Modern.

Make quick work of fruits, veggies, loaves and meats with this set of kitchen knives designed to mimic a set of miniature samurai blades. Includes bread, chef’s meat carver, utility, and paring knives, sheaths and a matching stand.

A nice knife can be a great accessory so it makes sense that the talented jewelry artists at Son of a Sailor would add their touch to the classic French Opinel to make tasteful, hand-painted pieces like the Whiskey and Foxtrot.

An upcoming product from Quirky, the RotoBlade is a more versatile version of the box cutter. A knob lets you change the blade’s orientation so you can use it to scrape or rip in addition to cutting.

Inspired by stone age cutting implements, designer Michele Daneluzzo’s primitive knife for Del Ben eliminates the handle in exchange for a tapered handgrip, and a curved, razor-sharp blade edge.

Expert Weaponsmeister and Prop Poobah Tony Swatton regales us again with his fascinating fashioning of Batman’s deadly batarangs. Notice they’re even more deadlier. (Thanks Austin!)

The latest knife from Victorinox offers one-handed operation with a lock blade, serrated gut hook, bone saw, and philips screwdriver. Perfect for hunting, hiking, or surviving a zombie apocalypse.

When he’s not working on his higher end blades, Logan Pearce handcrafts these unusual knives from old tools and hardware such as box wrenches, bolts and steel rebar, transforming one tool into another.

A folding knife that doubles as a flashlight. The Blade Light has 3 LEDs on either side of the handle, eliminating shadows when the blade is unsheathed. The handle has a waterproof rating of IPX-7.

While this curved triple blade will look bad-ass hanging on your wall, we imagine that holding and throwing it poses as much of a danger for its thrower as their intended target.

Like the Hobo Knife, it has a knife and a fork with a bottle opener, but it also has a spoon. The pieces are made from stainless steel and are separable. Skip to 2:20 in this video for a demo.

Andyalm doesn’t just turn a railroad spike into a knife, he hand-forges one of the most badass precision cutting instruments we have seen. The carrots show how easily you can take off fingers.

In addition to its blade, the RangerGrip 90 offers tools including needlenose pliers, wire cutter, screwdrivers with real bits, wrench, a cutting reamer, awl, can opener and a metal saw and file.

Iain Sinclair’s wallet-sized folding knife gets an upgrade. The new version includes a stiffer body, and a safety lock to prevent it from accidentally opening. Custom engraving available too.

The Wiss Auto-Retracting Utility Knife has a retracting spring that automatically pops the blade back in as soon as you clear a cut, even if you still have the switch in the “open” position.

A twisted weapon designed by Tony Marfione. The Jagdkommando has an extremely sharp 7″ stainless steel blade, a hollow handle and a screw off butt cap with a glass breaker and lanyard hole.

Mantis Knives’ compact Bottleneck has a modified tanto-edge stainless steel blade when opened. When closed, it’s a bottle opener. Needless to say, don’t drink and stab things at the same time.

A pair of multi-surface black blades with assisted opening, and a razor-sharp seatbelt cutter and glass breaker built into each handle. A great set of basic survival knives at a bargain price.

The Escort Daggers are made of nothing but carbon fiber, making them very lightweight. They’re not as good as steel knives when it comes to cutting, rather they’re made for stabbing (for self-defense).

A fork and knife set assembled like a Swiss Army knife, except the two are actually separable. The fork also has a bottle opener. Made of stainless steel and rosewood. Comes with a leather pouch.

This compact multi-tool is the perfect everyday carry, with its dual-edge blade, flat and phillips drivers, needlenose pliers, wire cutters and bottle opener. Assisted blade opening for easy access.

Better equipped to accompany your throwing star fridge magnets than ordinary kitchen knives, these dagger handles seem much more appropriate in a ninja’s house.

These pitch black knives mean business in the kitchen. Their matte black coating also provides a solid gripping surface. Splurge and pick up the magnetic holder strip to really show them off.