• Welcome to Multitool.org

    The place for reviews & discussion on Multi Tools, Swiss Army Knives, Outdoor Gear, EDC and more for over TEN years.
  • Are you into Swiss Army Knives?

    Learn & discuss tools from both Swiss Army manufacturers: Victorinox & Wenger! Read More
  • Good things can come in small packages.

    What do you EDC? Read More
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3

News

Windeler Pre-order

Windeler Pre-order

A while back we reviewed some of the Windeler tools HERE  the company has redesigned some of they're luneup along with Read More
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4

Reviews

Kansept Bison

Kansept Bison

When early European settlers first laid eyes on the massive, shaggy creatures roaming the plains of North America, they dubbed Read More
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4

Blog

Case Knives: A Legacy of Tradition, A Future of Innovation

Case Knives: A Legacy of Tradition, A Future of Innovation

For over a century, W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company has been synonymous with American craftsmanship. Founded in 1889, Case Read More
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
Thursday, 12 June 2025 21:41

Kansept Bison

Written by

When early European settlers first laid eyes on the massive, shaggy creatures roaming the plains of North America, they dubbed them buffalo — a name that stuck, even though these animals weren’t true buffalo at all. Technically, they’re bison — American bison, to be precise. But try telling that to the folks who named Buffalo, New York. Or the ones who minted the Buffalo nickel. Or me, when I still forget and call them buffalo out of habit.

The American bison has become a symbol of resilience, strength, and the wild spirit of the frontier. They were once hunted to near extinction, but conservation efforts brought them back from the brink. Today, they stand as one of the great icons of North America — a reminder of the untamed wild and the sheer muscle that once shook the prairie.

b58f382ba66e1a610827832560814695

Thursday, 12 June 2025 21:27

Kansept Dako

Written by

With so many knives in our collections, it’s easy to reach for different ones depending on the day. Sometimes you want something tough for real work, other times you're dressing up for church or hitting the town and want a blade that fits your outfit as much as your EDC needs. That’s where the Kansept Dako comes in. It’s sleek, modern, and undeniably classy - exactly what I look for in a refined dress knife. But is it more than just a pretty face?

a16c4bf2e99a20fba2242f65380db828

Tuesday, 03 June 2025 14:51

Maxpedition Platys

Written by

I'm always on the hunt for a better way to carry my EDC. For me, compact and pocketable is the goal—I don’t want to resort to a waist pack or sling unless absolutely necessary. The reality is, my gear doesn’t get used every day, but when the need arises, it matters. That means it has to be ready without being in the way the rest of the time.

I’ve tried a ton of pocket organizers over the years—leather, Cordura, you name it. They usually fall into two camps: not enough space or way too bulky. So when I heard Maxpedition was coming out with a true pocket-sized EDC organizer, I was immediately interested. It made perfect sense. Maxpedition already has a long-standing reputation for making rugged, thoughtfully designed gear, so why not a slim organizer made for pants or jacket pockets?

I picked up both versions of the new Platy Pocket Organizer—the small (4" x 6") and the large (5" x 7")—to see if they might finally offer the right balance of size and utility.

48dcdb41a97ee4c062119de301ad1079

Wednesday, 21 May 2025 15:58

Benchmade Full Immunity

Written by

I’ll admit it—I’m not exactly in the target audience for the Full Immunity. I don’t live in a state that limits blade length to sub-2.5 inches, nor do I wear a badge or tactical vest for a living. But that’s exactly who this knife is made for: folks who do face those restrictions. Benchmade saw a niche and filled it—not just with any tiny knife, but with one loaded to the teeth with premium materials, solid design, and a ton of attitude in a very compact package.

They actually made two versions: the Partial Immunity and the Full Immunity. Today we’re taking a look at the latter—a blade that’s proof you don’t need to be big to be bold.

627407fe232bfd88787bce08ec519aac

Wednesday, 14 May 2025 08:52

Vosteed PsyOp

Written by

I didn’t get the opportunity to review the original PsyOp when it first came out — mainly because it was flying off the shelves faster than I could get my hands on one. You know a knife is doing something right when it can’t stay in stock. The original PsyOp featured titanium handles, but this newer version leans into a more budget-friendly approach with Micarta scales. Personally, I’m not mad about that at all. I might be a titanium junkie like a lot of guys in the EDC world, but I’ve really come to appreciate the warmth and natural feel of Micarta. It's a material that just feels right in the hand — less cold, less clinical, and more inviting for daily use.

7e10e7f88d58b409735e8a4fc1c46bdb

Monday, 05 May 2025 08:11

Kizer Tomb

Written by

I’ve always appreciated when knife companies take risks and release designs that really grab your attention, whether through unique materials or bold styling. Novelty knives usually fall into this space, though they’re often cheap, poorly made, and more about looks than function. So when Kizer announced the Tomb, a knife that clearly leans into playful, novelty-inspired design, I was honestly on the fence. Kizer has a reputation for quality, and kitschy is not usually part of their catalog, so I knew this was not going to be some throwaway tourist trinket. What arrived was a funky little blade designed by Bradley Diaz that blends cute, macabre elements with real, everyday carry potential. I opted for the version with the transparent yellow PEI handle, which beautifully showcases the skeleton-patterned liners beneath, a clever and eye-catching touch that immediately sets it apart.

7f2c632bd08e899de011562d381d7aa5

Wednesday, 30 April 2025 08:03

OKnife Duron

Written by

OKnife has been quietly building its own identity in the knife world, moving beyond flashlight accessories and stepping into the spotlight as a standalone brand. The Duron is one of their latest offerings — a straightforward, no-frills framelock that focuses on functionality, toughness, and everyday reliability. It's not a showpiece knife trying to grab your attention with wild designs or exotic materials; instead, it aims to deliver solid performance with just enough refinement to make it stand out in a crowded market.

72c417357db8d6c3b06194acd7c9417c

Wednesday, 23 April 2025 14:49

Kizer Pheonix

Written by

Like its mythological namesake, the Kizer Phoenix rises from the ashes—not because it crashed and burned, but because it was born to blaze. Inspired by rebirth and transformation, this knife isn’t just a cutting tool—it’s a statement piece. With its fiery orange Fat Carbon scales and sweeping Persian-style blade, the Phoenix doesn’t just look the part, it feels like it’s been reborn from flame and forged with purpose. Whether you’re a collector, an enthusiast, or just someone who appreciates a great knife with killer aesthetics, the Phoenix earns its wings.

ae99315bcfc52b30388d0df426f2ba72

Tuesday, 22 April 2025 01:32

Aurora Truffles

Written by

Every now and then, a knife hits the market that doesn't just follow trends—it steps sideways and makes its own lane. The Aurora Truffles is exactly that. It’s not screaming for attention with wild blade shapes or ridiculous names, but it still manages to turn heads the moment you flip it open. There’s intentional design here—smart choices that feel like they were made by someone who’s spent some time actually using knives, not just drawing them on a screen.

1224250a1a8716bfc498cd3f8b65b7a0 
Tuesday, 22 April 2025 09:21

Arc Company: Where Cordura Meets Character

Written by

If you’re like me, your EDC gear doesn’t just need to perform—it needs to survive everything from daily pocket purgatory to the occasional drop into the unknown abyss behind your car seat. Arc Company gets that. Their mission? Build products like trees grow rings—stronger with every challenge and a testament to resilience. I’ll admit, I’m a sucker for poetic branding… especially when it comes wrapped in 1000D Cordura.

I’ve been carrying a few of Arc Company’s offerings lately: the Boulder Wallet, Rambler XL, Ripcord Case, and Mini Grunt. Here’s how they’ve fared in the jungle that is my day-to-day life.

43fcb23149dc217ef83af69da3c99fd7

Wednesday, 09 April 2025 05:41

Gearhunter — Handmade Hanks with Heart

Written by

When you spend enough time in the EDC world, you start to realize that some of the best gear doesn’t come from big companies or fancy marketing — it comes from people who live this stuff. People who understand why we care about the little things we carry every day. Gearhunter is one of those brands.

20250409 171120

Wednesday, 09 April 2025 08:31

Benchmade 940 Magnacut

Written by

There are a handful of knives in this industry that go beyond just being tools — they become icons. The Benchmade 940 Osborne is one of those rare blades that helped define what an everyday carry knife could be. Designed by the late Warren Osborne, a custom knife maker whose work was as elegant as it was functional, the 940 wasn’t chasing trends — it set them.

When it first hit the scene back in 2000, the 940 was something different. Slim, sleek, and purpose-built. It didn’t scream for attention. It didn’t need to. It was a knife built for people who carry every single day — people who care about cutting performance, pocket comfort, and reliable deployment more than flashy gimmicks. And for over two decades, that same philosophy has carried the 940 through countless pockets, toolboxes, and gear bags.
 
1cb9f46df5607544163e8ed2f731cb86
Page 1 of 8
Interested in this or a different tool and still have more questions?
Why not join us over on the Multitool.org Forum where our community can help you find what you're looking for!

Join the discussion now!