Living in the extreme conditions of the far north taught the Scandinavians all about knives, as it's an essential tool for survival. That is why Scandinavian knives are designed for ultimate functionality and durability. Hunters, fishermen, farmers and shepherds have contributed to the development of these knives for centuries, resulting in the iconic designs we know today. Famous brands like [Helle](kato://content/migrated_pageid_380), [Karesuando](kato://content/migrated_pageid_391), [EKA](kato://content/migrated_pageid_349), [Enzo](kato://content/migrated_pageid_347), [Hultafors](kato://content/migrated_pageid_385) and [Mora](kato://content/migrated_pageid_449) represent the rich tradition of Scandinavian knives.

Scandinavian knives

## Reasons to buy Morakniv 

### Morakniv knives: blade 

Morakniv often makes use of carbon steel. This is a type of steel that can be sharpened to a razor-sharp edge. However, carbon steel does require some maintenance as it's not stainless. For a low maintenance option, choose stainless steel types. 

 

### Morakniv knives: handle 

Morakniv knives are very pleasant to use thanks to their ergonomic, TPE-rubber handles that offer a good grip. In addition, the TPE rubber handles are resistant to the elements, ideal for outdoor use. Morakniv also uses wood for some more traditional-looking knives. It looks great and feels amazing in hand! 

 

## Morakniv series 

### Morakniv Ash Wood 

With the Ash Wood line, Morakniv focuses on sustainable and high-quality outdoor knives with handles made from European ash wood. This series consists of several models; the Finn, Wit, Lok and Rombo. 

 

### Morakniv Companion 

The Mora Companion has been one of the best-known knives in the bushcraft world for years. This collection owes its popularity to its high quality and affordable price. 

 

### Morakniv Kansbol 

The Morakniv Kansbol is an incredibly versatile outdoor knife. Perfect for on the campsite when you are faced with many different tasks. 

 

### Morakniv Basic 

Morakniv Basic knives are simple and good. These knives are the perfect choice for those looking for affordable outdoor knives that can take a beating. 

 

### Morakniv Eldris 

Morakniv Eldris knives are the most compact knives from the Morakniv range. These knives are great for beginners, as they're very affordable. Thanks to its compact size, the Eldris can also easily be used by young bushcraft enthusiasts. 

 

### Morakniv Bushcraft 

The name already gives it away: the Morakniv Bushcraft collection is made for bushcraft purposes. Knives from this collection are enhanced with a very comfortable handle with rubber for a good grip. 

 

### Morakniv Garberg 

The Garberg has been one of the most popular bushcraft knives on the market for many years. It's a strong bushcraft knife, made to be used. With its simple but great ergonomics, this knife is a friend to everyone. 

 

### Morakniv Classic 

Morakniv Classic knives are still produced according to the designs from the 19th century. Choose a knife from this collection if you feel style is just as important as function. 

 

### Morakniv woodcarving knives 

With Morakniv's wood carving knives, you can make your own ladles and Kuksas (Scandinavian mugs). Are you creative? Then a wood carving knife shouldn't be missing from your collection. 

 

## History of Morakniv 

The brand Mora of Sweden, originated in the small village of Mora. Since 1891, they have been making knives, based on experience and traditional craftsmanship, which have been passed on from generation to generation. Morakniv's knives are internationally known and beloved amongst outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, campers, hunters and survivalists. Morakniv regularly introduces new materials for blades and handles, and they continue to innovate their designs to improve them. The brand is known for their simple, practical, durable and affordable knives. 

 

The 'Mora knife' has become a symbol of Swedish craftsmanship and is a part of Swedish culture and tradition. It is often associated with the rich history of knife making in Sweden.

Morakniv

A brown pocket knife has a down-to-earth appeal that will suit any setting of style. From Desert Tan to Dark Earth, this colour feels at home both in outdoor activities and EDC situations. It is a practical choice. Subtle enough to not draw attention to itself, but still slightly different in comparison to the more classic black and silver pocket knives. Whether combined with traditional materials such as wood or modern alternatives such as micarta or G10, a brown pocket knife is timeless and understated.

Brown pocket knife

## Features of Böker Cottage-Craft

Since the 14th century, so-called 'Kotten farms' have defined the history of Solingen, Germany's knife capital. The large sharpening stones were driven by water power and the world-famous knives were sharpened by hand. The Böker Cottage Craft collection of kitchen knives impressively continues the heritage of this traditional craftsmanship. Böker used remarkable materials for these kitchen knives. The blades are handmade and available at an affordable price.

### Blade made from C75 carbon steel

The Cottage-Craft knives are made from C75 carbon steel. Although this type of steel is not stainless, it does have the advantage of being easy to sharpen. Carbon steel forms a unique blue-grey patina. The steel discolours under the influence of, for example, fruit acids and moisture.

### Handle made from stunning plum wood

The handles of Cottage-Craft kitchen knives are made from a beautiful plum wood. This is a type of wood we see more often on classic knives from Solingen. The edges of the handles are nicely rounded, and the fine texture of the wood looks great. The handle scales are attached to the full-tang of the blade by classic brass rivets.

Böker Cottage-Craft

WMF Grand Class kitchen knives are characterised by their luxurious, traditional and timeless design. The Grand Class collection has a typical German design with the three rivets. These knives are just a little more stylised, and a little more ergonomically-sound. A classic series that's ready for the future. Very stylish, very chic.

WMF Grand Class

The Rough Ryder Reserve is the luxury line from Rough Rider Knives, combining traditional patterns with high-quality materials and workmanship. Classic designs like the Barlow, Trapper and Copperhead get an elegant upgrade in this series, without losing the excellent value for money we have come to expect from Rough Ryder.

Rough Ryder Reserve

The WMF Classic Line consists of reliable kitchen knives, according to classic German design and at a very good price. These knives do not have a forged bolster, as we've come to expect from kitchen knives with a German design. This results in pleasantly lightweight knives and perhaps more importantly, a competitive price. WMF's Classic Line has a timeless design, suitable for everyone.

WMF Classic Line

WMF Classic Line

Morakniv Classic knives are still being produced according to the designs from the 19th century. This just goes to show how good these knives are! These knives have always been used around farms and in the forest. Nowadays, they are also used for woodcarving and light bushcraft tasks.

Morakniv Classic

Morakniv Classic

Besides pocket knives, Böker also has a large range of razors. Böker razors offer an extraordinary shaving experience. In Solingen, the epicentre of the German knife culture, Böker has been creating amazing straight razors for years. As a result, there is a stunning razor for anyone who pays a little more attention to their beard on a daily basis.

Böker razors

## A convenient overview, just for you 

At Knivesandtools, you can find pocket knives by handle material, each with their own unique features and qualities. Our filter helps you choose pocket knives based on various criteria such as handle material. This makes it easier to make an informed choice that suits your personal preferences. This way, you will find a pocket knife that is not only functional but also suits your style and needs, whether you are looking for a knife for everyday use, outdoor activities or as a collector's item. 

 

## Why would you want to choose a pocket knife based on the handle material? 

Choosing a pocket knife based on [handle material](kato://content/migrated_topic_222) can be a good idea, as the handle material affects user comfort, weight, durability and aesthetics. Materials such as micarta and G10 offer excellent grip and are durable, making them ideal for intensive use and different weather conditions. FRN is a lightweight option that is pleasant for everyday use (EDC), while woods such as olive wood offer a classic and luxurious look but are more sensitive to environmental factors. The material can greatly influence the look of the knife; modern materials such as C-Tek give a contemporary look, while traditional woods offer timeless charm. 

 

By carefully choosing a handle material that suits your purposes of use and personal requirements, you ensure yourself a functional and stunning pocket knife that meets all your needs. 

 

## Hunting knife with an antler handle 

A hunting knife with [deer antler handle](kato://category/huntingknifeantlerhandle) combines natural aesthetics, firm grip and high-quality materials. Perfect for hunters looking for durability, precision and character in their gear. 

 

### Pocket knife with a handle made from horn 

A pocket knife with a [handle made from horn](kato://category/pocketkniveshornhandle) offers a unique, natural look, excellent grip and lightweight durability. Perfect for fans of authentic and traditional knives. 

 

### Pocket knife with wooden handle 

A pocket knife with [wooden handle](kato://category/pcoketkniveswoodenhandle) exudes elegance and warmth. It offers a natural, comfortable grip and is durable, affordable and available in several beautiful wood types.

Pocket knives by handle material

The Police is one of Spyderco's most iconic pocket knives. Designed in the 1980s to meet the demands of law enforcement, this knife has earned its place as a worldwide classic. Thanks to its mix of functionality, durability and ergonomics, the Spyderco Police remains a favourite among knife fans.

Spyderco Police

Microplane Premium Classic graters are the graters that have made Microplane famous among both professional and home chefs. The graters from the Premium Classic series have the shape of a traditional wood rasp. After all, that is how Microplane once started: by producing woodworking tools. The Microplane Premium Classic has become an iconic model in the world of graters. The Microplane Premium graters come in different, fun colours and are each equipped with a practical safety cover.

Microplane Premium Classic Graters

Microplane Premium Classic Graters

The Victorinox Classic SD is the most famous Swiss Victorinox pocket knife for a reason. With very manageable dimensions this pocket knife is equipped with a couple of extremely practical and functional tools. The Classic SD is enhanced with a knife, nail file which can also be used as screwdriver, scissors, tweezers, toothpick and key ring.

Victorinox Classic SD

Victorinox Classic SD

The Suncraft Senzo Classic is Suncraft's classic series. The blades in this series are made from stainless damascus steel with a core of VG10 steel. The core has been sharpened to a razor-sharp finish, so you can cut everything with ease. The pleasant shape of the hardwood handle ensures the knives are comfortable to hold. Besides the fact that these knives are very pleasant to use, they are also a beautiful asset in the kitchen. Because form is just as important as function!

Suncraft Senzo Classic kitchen knives

Suncraft Senzo Classic kitchen knives

When you’re going for a classic shave with a straight razor or safety razor, you are going to need some accessories. From a holder you can use to store your safety razor to a shaving brush with bowl. And what about soap and a new set of blades for your safety razor? But also think about the maintenance: tension belts and strops. No matter what type of shaving accessories you are looking for, you will find them here!

Shaving accessories

Uncle Henry has been producing classic knives for years, mostly in the field of hunting knives. Especially in the United States Uncle Henry knives are handed down from father to son. This tells you more about which position these knives have in the hunting culture. The fact that you can now also purchase a real Uncle Henry knife for such a great price makes it even more appealing.

Uncle Henry

The Prado is a large, classic-looking pocket knife with a modern twist. In essence, the Prado is the larger version of the CJRB Hectare. The blade is larger, other features remain the same. The Prado is designed to be an EDC knife for anyone who craves more blade length than average, and an improved grip for daily cutting tasks. Of course, it also appeals to collectors and enthusiasts, but the essence of the design is everyday use. If you're looking for a large pocket knife that outperforms its price range, the CJRB Prado is the perfect choice for you.

CJRB Prado

The Knivesandtools Traditional series consists of classic kitchen knives, each of which is handmade in Solingen, Germany. The Traditional series features razor-sharp peelers, serrated utility knives and Buckels breakfast knives. All these knives are lightweight, sharp and practical for everyday kitchen tasks.

Knivesandtools Traditional

The Case Stockman is a true classic in the pocket knife world. This model is almost as old as the concept of Traditionals! Back in the day the Case Stockman knives were used by cowboys and ranchers for many different tasks in and around the farm. From cutting ropes and cooking meals to castrating cattle. Truly a knife that was made to be used!

Case Stockman

The Gerber Paraframe is a popular classic. Lightweight, practical and offering sublime value for money. The combination of the open frame and the relatively short blade ensure that the Paraframe is a lightweight pocket knife. A great feature that makes the Paraframe perfect as an EDC pocket knife.

Gerber Paraframe

Immediately after its release in 2016 the [Mora Garberg](kato://product/MO12642) had quite the impact. Budget brand Morakniv introduces a £100 knife? 'The nerve...', is what most bushcraft enthusiasts thought. At least: until the first enthusiasts got a hold of one. It was love at first sight!

To understand why the Garberg was such a remarkable step for the Swedish brand you need to know which tools actually put Mora on the map. It were budget knives such as the Mora Companion. A simple and decent knife, perfect for bushcraft and hunting purposes, which will cost you no more than 20 pounds. Many bushcraft enthusiasts started their first fire with this knife. And even people who spend hundreds of pounds on outdoor knives, often own one or multiple Mora Companions. This fact alone tells you more about how beloved those knives are.

## Morakniv Garberg

But Morakniv felt it could do better than the standard knives they had been producing for a while. It is exactly why the Garberg entered the stage. It took years before the final design was ready. Morakniv has done everything in their power to create the most durable Mora knife ever, perfect for those who only want to carry around one tool. Experts such as Dave Canterbury, known from the Discovery Channel, tested the Garberg in the field and gave feedback to make this knife even better. The product developers at Morakniv went to extremes and did everything in their power to make sure the Garberg was as good and strong as possible.

You need to be able to rely on an outdoor knife such as this. For that reason the construction of the Garberg is so great: no individual parts, no screws. Simply a steel blade with tang surrounded by a strong plastic handle. Different field tests have shown that the Garberg can handle quite a lot.

## Morakniv Garberg Dala Red

This year, we added a special version of the Garberg to our range. The distinctive red colour of the handle is an ode to the Morakniv Classic collection. The red handle was chosen to give the knives a slightly more luxurious look. Originally, Morakniv intended to make the handles from mahogany, but this would make it too expensive for a knife meant to be used. That's why they chose to stain the birch wood to give it its red colour.

Spotlight: Mora Garberg Multimount bushcraft knife

Spotlight: Mora Garberg Multimount bushcraft knife

The [ESEE PR4](kato://product/EE-ESEE-PR4) is an interesting bushcraft knife, designed by Patrick Rollins and inspired by the great Kephart knife. We asked bushcraft enthusiast Padraig Croke of the Trial by Fire podcast to review this bushcraft knife for us. Read what he has to say on this blade and its history:


## A Modern ESEE Classic


[ESEE Knives](kato://content/migrated_pageid_356) are renowned for producing tools that are seriously reliable. The look of their knives are as distinctive as they are sturdy, with their signature look of micarta scales and powder coated blades.


Their tools are truly tried and tested; from the smallest neck knife in their IZULA range, to their Junglas knife, capable of hacking through jungle terrain. They are carried and loved by soldiers and woodsmen alike.


## Camp-Lore Series


A couple of years ago the company introduced a new range of knives, known as the [Camp-Lore series](kato://content/migrated_pageid_888).


It could be argued, that the look and feel of most of ESEE’s range were more akin to one-tooloption, survival type blades, rather than classic woodman’s knives.

ESEE PR4 Expert Review by Padraig Croke

## Design

The basic design of the Morakniv Companion is based on an age-old classic, the puukko knife. A puukko is a traditional, Finnish knife with a scandi edge, straight spine, and a stick-tang that is attached to a wooden handle. Most of these elements are present for the Morakniv Companion.

## Versions

There are now many different versions available in many different colours. We will tell you something about the most popular versions of this knife collection.

### The Morakniv Companion

This is the basic version of the Companion. This knife is suitable for all kinds of tasks. The blade has a thickness of 2.5 mm if you choose stainless steel, and 2.0 mm if you choose carbon steel.

### The Morakniv Companion HD

The Companion HD is the stronger version of the Companion. HD stands for Heavy Duty. The 3.2-mm thick blade of the HD is available in either stainless steel or carbon steel.

### The Morakniv Companion Spark

The Companion Spark is there to ensure you'll never be cold in the woods again. This version comes with a firesteel in the handle, giving you the option of getting a fire going wherever you are. The Spark is available in stainless steel and has a blade thickness of 2.5 mm. The spine of the blade has a sharp, 90-degree angle to allow you to scrape the firesteel past it to create sparks. That way, you can keep the edge of the blade sharp!

## Steel types

The Companion is available in two types of steel: carbon steel and stainless steel. The stainless-steel option is made form 12C27N, a steel specifically designed for knives. It is corrosion resistant and easy to sharpen, but less hard than carbon steel. Officially, Morakniv doesn't specify which type of carbon steel they used. All we know is that it's easy to sharpen and very hard. Moreover, carbon steel is generally sturdier than stainless steel. That's also why the blade of the stainless-steel version is slightly thicker than the carbon-steel version.

The tang runs through roughly three-quarters of the handle. This might be slightly less strong than a full-tang construction, but the Companion is still more than strong enough for any bushcraft task. The advantage of this three-quarter tang is that it keeps the costs a bit lower.

## Handle made from rubber and plastic

The handle is made from plastic that is covered by rubber for extra grip and user comfort. Ergonomically shaped, this handle feels great in hand for all kinds of cutting techniques.

## The Morakniv Companion series

Within the Companion collection you'll find the Morakniv Companion Rescue SRT knife and the SRT Safe. Both of these knives were specifically designed for rescue teams. There are also four fish knives, including two filleting knives and two knives with a ribbed spine for removing scales. Lastly, there are two more specialist knives, one meant for electricians and one Service knife for all kinds of DIY tasks. What these knives have in common is that the handle is comfortable to use even during prolonged cutting jobs. These knives are made from Sandvik 12C27N steel.

## Sheath

Each Companion comes with a hard plastic sheath that is easy to attach to a belt or to your trouser pocket. The knives sit firmly in place, yet are easily removed from the sheath one-handed using the thumb rest. Are you looking for a companion to join in on all your bushcraft adventures? Look no further! There's a suitable Companion for everyone.

Spotlight: Mora Companion bushcraft knife

Spotlight: Mora Companion bushcraft knife

## Why choose Jack Wolf Collusion?
The Jack Wolf Collusion is designed with daily carry in mind. Each knife features a hollow grind that slices effortlessly, while the acute point adds versatility for precision tasks and general use. Add in the practical leather sheath with both pocket clip and belt clip options, and you’ve got a knife that fits seamlessly into your everyday setup. As always with Jack Wolf, the finishing is flawless — it’s clear in both the look and feel.

## Four variations, each with its own vibe
The Collusion series is available in four distinct styles. The COLLU-01-TI-STRIPE features a sleek titanium finish with subtle striping, while the COLLU-01-RED-ABALONE stands out with deep red abalone inlays. Prefer a darker look? The COLLU-01-KIR-PUR-WAV DLC sports a purple wave pattern with a dark DLC coating that turns heads. And for a more classic aesthetic with a modern twist, there’s the COLLU-01-BLU-LIN-MIC, crafted with blue linen micarta scales. All four come with matching titanium beads on the lanyard and colour-coordinated hardware to complete the look.

New Jack Wolf Collusion fixed knives: stylish, compact and ready to go

When you think of a Swiss pocket knife, you think of Victorinox. The [Spartan](kato://product/VT1.3603) is an iconic pocket knife of this brand. It's a popular model because of its compact size. In fact, it is thinner than the well-known Victorinox Huntsman because it doesn't have as many tools. Curious to learn more about this classic Victorinox knife? In this spotlight we will discuss the Victorinox Spartan!

## History of Victorinox

Victorinox is rooted in Switzerland where it started a knife forgery in 1884\. They started supplying knives to the Swiss army, which led to the iconic collaboration between the company and the Swiss army. The result was the recognizable and praised Victorinox Spartan.

Spotlight: Victorinox Spartan

## Characterizing features

With its 15 tools, the Victorinox Huntsman is there to help you with any task.

### Large blade

A sharp and large blade to peel and cut an apple.

### Small blade

A smaller blade to carry out precise and delicate cutting tasks, for which you would prefer a slimmer blade.

### Corkscrew

A corkscrew to open a nice bottle of wine.

### Can opener

To open that can of beans for breakfast.

### Small screwdriver

To tighten small screws with a philips or flat head.

### Bottle opener

To open a nice cold drink on a warm day.

### Large screwdriver

To tighten larger screws.

### Wire stripper

A specific tool to strip wires.

### A punch

Great when piercing through, or making holes in different materials.

### Wood saw

Great when sawing branches for a number of bushcraft tasks.

### Scissors

To cut many different things.

### Multi-purpose hook

Functions like a hook to hang something from, or pull something with.

### Tooth pick

A small and practical integrated tooth pick.

### Tweezers

Tweezers for tasks where you need to be very careful.

### Keychain

A keychain to secure things and for ease of carry.

Don't need so many tools and are you looking for a more compact, lightweight Swiss pocket knife? Why not check out the Victorinox Spartan.

Spotlight: Victorinox Huntsman

Eden kitchen knives: top quality, great value for money

The classic razor has made a comeback. Barber shops adorn the city streets, but also shaving yourself with a straight razor is incredibly popular. We completely understand! With a good razor you can shave smoother than before and create the cleanest lines. There is, however, one condition: your knife needs to be more than razor-sharp. 


As with any knife a [straight razor](kato://content/migrated_pageid_829) will become blunt after some time. You need to make sure it doesn’t. After all, blunt knives can leave you with nasty injuries. For that reason there are different sharpening stones and leather strops you can use to maintain your straight razor. 


The leather strop is the tool you will use most often. You should strop your razor before and after any shave – some even strop in between shaving. Sharpening on sharpening stones will only occur a couple of times a year because you don’t want to remove too much material, and razors are already pretty narrow to begin with. Many who use straight razors ask a professional to maintain their razor. We understand, however, you can definitely do this yourself as well. Keep in mind though that stropping is key! 


The most important thing to realize is that you will need multiple grain sizes (so multiple sharpening stones) to make sure you end up with a razor-sharp razor. Shaving with a ‘relatively sharp’ blade won’t be an option. You will pull out the hairs instead of shaving them which could leave you with an irritated skin.

How do you sharpen straight razors?

Our Eden Classic Damast kitchen knives collection is stylish, practical and razor-sharp. For that reason we are proud of it. However, as sometimes your home needs a make-over and a soccer team gets a new outfit each year, this classic was ready for an update. For that reason the core of the knives was enhanced with AUS-10 steel, the logo modernized and the box given a new look and feel. What was already great to begin with, got even better!


As of now you will find the stunning Eden Classic Damast knives in a stylish dark-grey box made from solid cardboard, enhanced with red accents. This box will protect your knives even more than the previous plastic version. In addition, we believe that a top-quality knife should be shipped in a top-quality box. Common sense that is!

Eden Classic Damast: a reinvented classic

Eden Classic Damast: a reinvented classic

Even a classic like the Buck 110 Folding Hunter is updated once in a while. Early 2019 Buck decided to replace the handle material with ebony. Even fancier!


For years the handle on the Buck 110 was made from Dymondwood. A type of composite of layers of hardwood with synthetic resin in between. Incredibly strong and stable, but not the same as wood. For that reason Buck exchanged that wood with ebony. This makes each knife even more unique. After all, wood is never the same.

Buck 110 with ebony!

The outdoor kitchen is becoming more and more popular. We understand why. There is nothing better than preparing a nice meal in the company of your friends and family. You do so with the right gear. To start with: a good knife set.


**Victorinox Fibrox boning knife** 

This [Victorinox Fibrox boning knife](kato://product/VT5.6003.15) is perfect when removing skin, scales, tendons or fat from fish or meat. But also to remove meat from bones. The blade is thick enough to handle these types of tasks. The handle is made from Fibrox. It has the qualities of rubber, but it is processed like plastic. As such Fibrox is quite stiff. The main advantage is that even if your hands are wet or if you are wearing gloves you don't have to worry about the knife slipping from your hands. Indispensable for any meat or fish lover. 


**Eden Classic Damast nakiri** 

Quickly dice an onion and chop fresh herbs with this [Eden Classic Damast nakiri](kato://product/EQ2030-116). But you can also use this knife to easily cut cabbage, carrots and lettuce. A Nakiri is a traditional Japanese vegetable knife. You can recognize a Nakiri by its rectangular blade. The tip of the knife is slightly rounded to make sure you can also quickly cut vegetables at an angle. Remarkable about this nakiri is the stunning pattern on the blade: you don't often come across this type of blade in this price range.

Line-up outdoor kitchen

Japanese kitchen knives are becoming more and more popular. They are the cream of the crop. Razor-sharp and a sight for sore eyes. Made with a lot of love and craftsmanship, from top-quality materials and often enhanced with stunning damasteel and exquisite types of wood. These knives are meant to be seen. This line-up features five Japanese kitchen knives. Each with their own look and feel.

Line-up: Japanese kitchen knives

The [Buck 110 Folding Hunter](kato://category/buck110serie) is a real classic. When you think of a pocket knife, you might very well be picturing this knife. This pocket knife has been a staple of the pocket knife world for years, famous for its classic looks and rock-solid construction. The Buck 110 Folding Hunter emerges as a distinguished figure in the world of pocket knives, commanding notable fame. The Buck 110 is more than just a pocket knife, it is a piece of history, an heirloom passed down from generation to generation.

Spotlight: Buck 110 Folding Hunter

[Victorinox](kato://content/migrated_pageid_448): mostly known for its versatile Swiss pocket knives with the classic red handle. But did you know that Victorinox also produces practical top-quality multi-tools? Meet the Victorinox [SwissTool collection](kato://content/migrated_pageid_472)! The Victorinox SwissTool collection is incredibly diverse and contains many different models. It could be tricky to figure out the difference between each model. We understand! That is why we made a list of all the main similarities and differences. As such you can find the SwissTool that will suit you best.

## Victorinox Swisstool versus SwissTool Spirit

The SwissTool collection contains two different models. The SwissTool and the SwissTool Spirit. The main difference between these two models is the design and the size. The standard SwissTool is a little more angular, robust and larger. In addition, the handle is enhanced with a ruler. The Spirit is slimmer and smaller. The design is also more elegant and smoother. For that reason the Spirit is also called the gentleman amongst multi-tools.

Victorinox Swisstool Buying Guide: more about the SwissTool collection

Victorinox Swisstool Buying Guide: more about the SwissTool collection

New in the Knivesandtools range: the stunning Japanse kitchen knives from Suncraft! Japanese kitchen knives are becoming more and more popular. That is why we expanded our range with the stunning Suncraft knives. Discover why this brand is a must-have!

New: Suncraft

Proudly, [Benchmade](kato://category/benchmadebrand) presents its latest releases for 2025! This year is all about updates to beloved classics. From the revamped Bugout to the highly anticipated Mini Bedlam, Benchmade proves once again why it’s a favorite among knife enthusiasts. Discover everything this year has to offer!

## Benchmade Bugout 535-09 Grey Redstone Aluminum Richlite
In 2024, Benchmade celebrated an impressive milestone: 1 million Bugouts sold! This beloved model has already inspired numerous variants like the Mini Bugout, Bailout, Taggedout and even the Shootout. Now, in its eighth year, the Bugout receives an update with the introduction of the 535-09 Bugout. This new version features a two-part handle with an aluminium frame, an integrated bolster and a Redstone Richlite insert. It remains true to its origins while offering more customization and style options.

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