The Best EDC Pocket Knives to Buy from Huckberry

• Blade: VG10
• Handle: G10
• Lock: Slide
• Blade Length: 3.35"
• Total Length: 7.59"

One of the more beautiful knives produced by The James Brand — and that's saying a lot — the Carter is the brand's "most advanced" EDC knife, boasting a high-end VG10 blade, a machined G10 handle, a slide lock and a whopping nine different colorways on Huckberry — most of which are in stock and available.

• Blade: Sandvik 12C27
• Handle: Oak Wood
• Lock: Ring
• Blade Length: 3.35"
• Total Length: 7.59"

A slightly more upscale edition of one of the most iconic pocket knife designs of all time, this version Opinel's No. 8 is gorgeous thanks to its black blade (and hardware) and oak wood handle. And while it's a good deal more expensive than the standard version, it's still quite budget-friendly

• Blade: CPM-S30V
• Handle: Stabilized Wood
• Lock: AXIS
• Blade Length: 3.4"
• Total Length: 7.9"

Inspired by classic hunting knives (hence the wood handle), this is actually a smaller version of one of Benchmade's designs — yet it still measures up at almost 8 inches in length and boasts all the same superior materials that make this an excellent outdoor folder.

Blade: Standard Razor Blade

Handle: Aluminum

Lock: N/A

Blade Length: 0.66"

Total Length: 4.125"

Far less imposing than its larger, folding counterparts, the Palmer is perfect for folks who want a bit of cutting power without the intimidation factor afforded by a full-sized EDC knife. It can also be made TSA-compliant by removing the razor blade (which is easy to replace wherever you travel).

• Blade: CPM-S90V
• Handle: Carbon Fiber
• Lock: AXIS
• Blade Length: 3.4"
• Total Length: 7.87"

Named after master knife designer Warren Osborne (RIP), this is one of Benchmade's most iconic and beloved designs of all time. This one also benefits from a high-end carbon fiber handle on top of everything else that makes it an exceptional EDC knife.

• Blade: D2
• Handle: G10 and Stainless Steel
• Lock: Frame
• Blade Length: 2.95"
• Total Length: 7.03"

One of CRKT's most enduring designs, the Squid is also a big fan-favorite for its balance between good materials, budget-friendliness and its iconic silhouette. Pick one up for yourself to find out why its lasted so long and remained so popular.

• Blade: MagnaCut
• Handle: Micarta
• Lock: Liner
• Blade Length: 2.875"
• Total Length: 7.375"

Combining the design prowess and knifemaking know-how of Jens Anso and Jesper Voxnaes, Giantmouse is a brand that deserves a lot more respect and attention in the EDC world — and the Ace Tribeca you see here is a great example as to why.

• Blade: Sandvik 12C27
• Handle: Smokey Tortoise Cellulose Acetate
• Lock: Slipjoint
• Blade Length: 1.7"
• Total Length: 4.3"

A unique, Huckberry-exclusive take on one of our favorite keychain-sized EDC knives of all time, this version of The James Brand's Elko boasts gorgeous smokey tortoise cellulose acetate handle scales — and the rest of what makes this knife outstanding remains intact.

• Blade: Böhler M390
• Handle: Titanium
• Lock: Frame
• Blade Length: 3.75"
• Total Length: 8.75"

New to Huckberry, Vero Engineering is an under-the-radar brand that's certain to start turning some heads if the Impulse you see here is any indication. Equal parts sleek and industrial, this knife toes the line between high-end fancy materials and edgy, almost brutalist design.

• Blade: S35VN
• Handle: Stainless Steel
• Lock: Integral Frame
• Blade Length: 2.3"
• Total Length: 5.5"

Interestingly, Craighill isn't really a knifemaking brand so much as an office and EDC goods purveyor — but that's probably why this knife looks so unique. It boasts the brand's unique styling details to great effect, including the sleekness of its integral frame lock. If you find yourself un-wowed by traditional knife brands, this might be the blade for you.