Buck Knives: the gold standard for pocket knives and fixed blades

Reasons to buy a Buck knife

Besides producing the first pocket knife with a back lock, Buck knives are also known for getting the very best out of their steel. Connoisseurs know that Buck works closely with Paul Bos for the heat treatment of the blades. He is an absolute master when it comes to hardening steel. The Bos heat treatment creates great steel, unmatched by other manufacturers. So, if you are looking for a high-quality knife, Buck is the brand for you!

Buck offers countless different designs. From small pocket knife knives to fixed-blade knives, there's something for everyone. There's also a Buck knife for every budget. From very affordable knives to premium limited editions!

Buck Knives: series

Buck 110

The Buck 110 is perhaps the most legendary pocket knife ever made. When thinking of a pocket knife many people often think of the Buck 110, whether intentionally or unintentionally. It is also significant that this model is perhaps the most copied pocket knife ever. Designed as a hunting knife, but also great as a gentleman's knife or EDC knife.

Buck 112

The Buck 112 is a smaller version of the Buck 110. It's the same design, just more compact. The Buck 112 was designed for hunting purposes, mostly to gut smaller game. However, you can also easily use the Buck 112 Ranger as a gentleman's knife or EDC knife. 

Buck Knives product types

Buck is known for their practical and user-friendly knives, many of which are perfect for everyday tasks. Although they are often considered gentleman's knives because of their elegant and traditional appearance, they used to be considered EDC knives. With an extensive range, Buck offers something for every style, including tactical knives and iconic Bowie blades. Buck's beautiful hunting knives combine classic looks with excellent performance, and there is a suitable option for every budget.

Buck EDC

In addition to hunting knives, Buck is also famous for their excellent EDC knives. Buck's EDC selection includes many pocket knives with ergonomically designed handles for comfortable use. There's a large variety of Buck EDC knives; from one-handed openers to two-handed openers, and from backlock to slide lock. There's always a Buck knife to satisfy your EDC needs.

Buck limited edition

On this page you'll occasionally find Buck's limited editions. Act quickly, because they're only available while stocks last, and they are very popular! Keep a close eye on the page if you want to get your hands on a limited edition Buck.

History of Buck Knives

Buck Knives was founded by Hoyt Buck in San Diego in 1902. To this day, this brand continues to honour their legacy of craftsmanship and reliability. Deeply rooted in American heritage, the company later relocated to Post Falls, Idaho.

A true legend of the brand, the Buck 110 Folding Hunter was introduced in 1964 and marked a revolution in pocket knife design. This knife introduced the pioneering back-lock mechanism, making it an instant favourite among adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts around the world. It was designed by Al Buck, the son of the founder of the company.

In the 1960s, Buck Knives revolutionised the market with the introduction of stainless-steel knives. This not only extended the lifespan of the knives, but also made them resistant to the test of time and the elements.

With an ongoing commitment to excellence, Buck Knives has expanded its range to include an array of masterful knives, including both fixed knives and pocket knives. Their reputation for unparalleled quality, impeccable craftsmanship and unwavering durability make them the ultimate choice for hunters, adventurers and collectors worldwide.