Boker's Kwaiken Air puts a 3.54-inch VG-10 blade in a 2.93-ounce package, and a new review flags fit and finish as the weak point.

Artisan Cutlery's Tortoise pairs a 3.7-inch S35VN blade with a titanium frame lock, and reviewers keep calling the design strange and good.

ZT's 0316 and 0512DL bring CPM Cru-Wear, while Kershaw adds the Launch 24, Continental, CF Bareknuckle, Conduit XL and Hectic.

KnifeCenter has the Gerber Affinity Gentleman's Folder at $15, down from $48, with a stonewashed D2 blade and aluminum front scale.

CIVIVI's 12th-anniversary Elementum swaps black G10 for Nebula FatCarbon, runs CPM S35VN, and is limited to 2,014 numbered pieces.

Benchmade's Crooked River 15080-2 pairs a four-inch clip point with wood scales and bolsters, and a new review finds it mostly charming.

The Pro-Tech Godfather pairs a single-edge 154CM stiletto blade with an aluminum handle, and it fires hard enough to feel bigger than it is.

REI has the Yeti Camino 20 Carryall Tote in Ridgeline at $112, down from $140, the lowest price Gear Patrol has seen on the viral bag.

Benchmade's Narrows packs a thin M390 blade and a 2.41-ounce titanium handle, but the $522 price is the first thing every review mentions.

Microtech's 8-inch chef's knife pairs a wharncliffe M390MK blade with a 5.5-inch fluted G10 handle, made in the USA and priced at $248.

Microtech's four-piece steak knife set uses 4.5-inch serrated M390MK blades on fluted black G10 handles, built in the USA for $331.

Spyderco's Native Chief Lightweight sprint run pairs a 4.02-inch CPM-15V blade with brown FRN and Shawn Houston's heat treat for $176.25.

The Buck 110 Crossbar Lock Folding Hunter drops the brass frame for aluminum bolsters, adds CPM-MagnaCut and a deep-carry clip at 3.5 ounces.

Vosteed's V-Patch collection puts zodiac designs on PVC patches, starting with Scorpio and Libra at $14.99, tied to its raccoon mascot.

CIVIVI's 12th-anniversary Elementum crossbar lock uses Nebula FatCarbon, CPM S35VN and a serial number, limited to 2014 pieces at $108.53.

Civivi's Ryson-E takes Sam Tran's upswept WE Knife design to a budget price: 3.32 inches of 14C28N, a liner lock and 3.28 ounces.

The WE Sine Wave Mystery Box pairs a 3.98-inch M390 flipper in flamed titanium with one free mystery WE or CIVIVI knife for $415.

Boker Plus's Hidden Release Coffin, designed by Chuck Gedraitis, deploys from a sliding bolster with a 3.15-inch 14C28N blade and no visible lock.

Kansept's Blade Show West Mezha K1147H8 is limited to 25 numbered pieces, pairing a black DLC CPM S35VN blade with crystallised titanium.

Vosteed's V-Patch Scorpio X0191 is a $14.99 PVC morale patch, the latest entry in a Zodiac-themed collection that extends the brand past knives.

CIVIVI's Ryson-E C25097 brings Sam Tran's big-belly harpoon profile down to a 3.32-inch 14C28N blade, a liner lock and a $69.40 price.

Wayne Walker spent fifteen years making knives part-time before his 2021 leap to full-time custom work, and he tells KnifeNews what changed.

Vosteed's Corgi V V First Deployment Kit costs $16.99 and joins the Zodiac V-Patch series at $14.99, aimed at owners of the new Vanchor Lock folder.

The Zero Tolerance 0450CF and 0350 both carry a 3.25-inch blade, but one weighs 2.45 ounces and the other 6.2. The design briefs explain the gap.

The WE Knife Sine Wave Mystery Box pairs a 3.98-inch M390 drop point flipper with one free, unlisted WE or CIVIVI model for $395 on pre-order.

The CIVIVI Ryson-E C25097 takes Sam Tran's upswept Ryson shape to a 3.32-inch 14C28N blade and a $69.40 price point.

A look at Leatherman's accessory line and the real bottleneck on multitools: how you carry them, which bits you have, and where the small parts go.

Hardy's eight-rod Tactus collection divides into dry-fly and Euro-nymph models, with two interchangeable tips on every nymphing rod.

CIVIVI's store lists a 2.97-inch Nitro-V Elementum and a 3.48-inch 14C28N BullTusk at $30 each as special-price bundle SKUs.

CZ's DUTY line launches with four 9mm striker-fired models built around a serialized modular chassis that swaps between grip modules.

Marathon's mil-spec GSAR dive watch gets its first regular-production titanium case, trimming the weight of a famously overbuilt tool.

Snow Peak's Reflective Night Camo bag is a hip pack with an abstract pattern that reads low-key by day and lights up in headlights.

Five Harry Potter x Timex watches use Time-Turner designs, a red-dial Sorcerer's Stone model at $279, and an INDIGLO reveal of Harry's glasses.

Two $189 Peanuts x Timex Weekender watches cover Halloween and Dia de los Muertos with illustrated dials and INDIGLO backlighting.

Casio's $280 GM-6900CMG-3 puts a gold ion-plated steel bezel and laser-etched camo around the classic 6900 module and a hidden G-mark.

Knife Magazine spotlights the State & Union EK103, a sub-brand fixed blade that modernizes Ka-Bar's wartime commando heritage.

Gear Patrol rounds up five Vero Engineering releases from 2026, tracing how a 2018 precision shop became an EDC knife heavyweight.

Leatherman's Garage Batch #009 Adapter, a 3D-printed titanium ratcheting driver at $75, sold out the same day and may return to the main catalog.

Citizen's ATTESA EVER SINCE BY1000-69L puts a blue gradient winter-forest dial over Eco-Drive and Super Titanium, limited to 2,400 pieces.

Five years after their first collaboration, Ming and Massena Lab return with the 57.09 Secret Honey, a $8,650 take on the honeycomb theme.

Tissot's updated Ballade 39mm runs a COSC-certified Powermatic 80 and now wears an ice blue dial for $1,100.

Seiko's new limited-edition chronograph draws on steam locomotive heritage, and it manages the themed-watch trick most brands fumble.

Citizen's ATTESA EVER SINCE BY1000-69L puts a blue gradient winter-forest dial over Eco-Drive and Super Titanium, limited to 2,400 pieces.

Timex and Noah's Boatswain is a compact, understated take on last year's Lighthouse Watch, priced at $228 and available October 15.

Jacco van de Bruinhorst's integral keyhole handle demonstration shows why custom knifemaking still leads production design.

BladeHQ's signature booth walk at Blade West covers the production knives arriving in the fourth quarter of 2026.

Gear Patrol's 2026 GMT roundup runs from a $350 quartz traveler to five-figure Swiss travel watches, with Seiko and Citizen driving the value end.

Garmin ArcheryX is a smartwatch activity for compound archers that tracks bow-arm movement in real time, standard on fēnix 9 and fēnix 9 Pro.

Three SENCUT folders split the budget job: the 9Cr18MoV Sachse, the 2.53-ounce D2 Stria and the aluminum-handled Serene.

Yeti quietly rolled out a textured, light-beige Tahini collection to its UK and European sites, with no US arrival announced yet.