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The Best Fixed & Folding Karambit Knives for EDC

By Matthew Lynch
March 24, 2024
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Karambits have their origins in Southeast Asian martial culture but have recently grown in popularity within the western knife enthusiasts’ community, particularly among those interested in everyday carry (EDC) tools. These curved knives are known for their distinctive shape, which provides a variety of utility and defensive options. In this article, we’ll explore some of the best fixed and folding Karambit knives you can include in your EDC.

 Best Fixed Karambit Knives:

1.Fox 479 G10 Karambit –The Fox 479 G10 is a fixed-blade Karambit that offers exceptional build quality and ergonomics. Its N690Co stainless steel blade is highly resistant to corrosion, making it suitable for various environments.

2.SOG Gambit –Built with a tough full tang design, the SOG Gambit features a versatile sheepsfoot blade with a slight recurve, enhancing its slicing capabilities. Its molded nylon sheath makes it easy to carry and access.

3.Emerson Knives Combat Karambit –A rugged choice for users who appreciate American craftsmanship, Emerson’s Combat Karambit offers a strong 154CM blade and an ergonomic handle that ensures a secure grip.

4.Cold Steel Tiger Karambit –Cold Steel is known for making robust knives, and the Tiger Karambit is no exception. With its AUS-8A stainless steel blade and secure ring pommel, it’s designed for both utility tasks and self-defense scenarios.

5.KA-BAR TDI Law Enforcement Karambit –Though designed with law enforcement in mind, this KA-BAR fixed karambit is an excellent tool for civilian EDC as well. It features a tough AUS-8A blade and provides multiple carry options with its versatile sheath.

 Best Folding Karambit Knives:

1.Spyderco Karahawk –A folding version of the classic Karambit design, the Karahawk by Spyderco integrates the brand’s signature thumb hole into a VG-10 steel hawkbill blade. Its G-10 handle scales offer great grip even under stressful conditions.

2.CRKT Provoke –The CRKT Provoke boasts an innovative Kinematic mechanism that allows for quick deployment using a single hand. Crafted from D2 tool steel, this folding karambit holds an edge well while maintaining toughness.

3.Benchmade 599 BK Mini-Griptilian Tanto– While not a traditional karambit shape, the Benchmade Mini-Griptilian offers similar utility with its tanto blade and AXIS lock mechanism. This makes it easy to open and close one-handedly.

4.Fox Knives Folding Karambit 478 + Trainer –For those who want to practice safely before carrying the real thing, Fox Knives packages their folding aluminum trainer along with their renowned 478 model sporting an N690 stainless steel blade.

5.Schrade SCH110 Folding Karambit –An affordable yet reliable option, Schrade’s SCH110 features a black coated high carbon stainless steel blade paired with a durable aluminum handle.

Whether you choose a folding or fixed-blade karambit largely depends on your personal preferences and local laws regarding knife carry. However, both types offer unique benefits that make them suitable EDC options: fixed blades are generally stronger and more reliable due to lack of moving parts, while folders are more discreet and typically more convenient to carry every day.

Remember to always check your local regulations regarding carrying knives before making your decision on acquiring an EDC Karambit.

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