CRKT-3085     
Open the blade of Ken Steigerwalt's Clark Fork fillet knife. Fold the tail into the handle for an innovative way to secure the lock up. By Columbia River.

CRKT-3801     
The LCK + is lightning fast and ready for anything. Compact and powerful, the LCK + everyday carry folding knife is built around the Assisted Opening innovation for extremely fast deployment speeds. Pack some heat. By Columbia River.

CRKT-3802K     
The LCK + Tanto is lightning fast and ready for anything. Surprisingly lightweight and easy to carry for its size, the LCK + Tanto everyday carry folding knife is built around the Assisted Opening innovation for extremely fast deployment speeds. Pack some heat. By Columbia River.

CRKT-3810     
The LCK + Large is lightning fast and ready for anything. Surprisingly lightweight and easy to carry for its size, the LCK + Large everyday carry folding knife is built around the Assisted Opening innovation for extremely fast deployment speeds. Pack some heat. By Columbia River.

CRKT-4031     
The Razel /ray-zuhl/ GT boldly challenges the blade shape norm. While this everyday carry folder's stubby profile is its defining quality, the Assisted Opening innovation deploys the blade at incredible speeds. An all-new take on tradition. By Columbia River.

CRKT-4040     
Serve. Protect. The Provoke morphing karambit knife draws on ancient design but it's hiding a futuristic secret. The first knife ever to feature Kinematic technology, it stays neatly tucked away in transit and comes to life when there's trouble afoot. By Columbia River.

CRKT-5460     
Fossil 5460 - Small - Designed by Flavio Ikoma. The Fossil combines the best from designer Flavio Ikoma. By Columbia River.

CRKT-5470     
The Fossil 5470 combines the best from designer Flavio Ikoma. With styling cues found on his previous Sampa and Carajas models, the Fossil ramps up the artistic flair to create a piece that is clearly Ikoma, yet distinctively a new breed of EDC folder. By Columbia River.

CRKT-5500     
K.I.S.S. - razor-sharp cutting edge. By Columbia River.