Buck Knives Grows Everyday Category With 4 New Models

Idaho-based Buck Knives has introduced four new models for everyday use at home or in the field.

First up is the Inertia knife. This assisted opening model features a nylon handle and has been redesigned for a reduced weight and a more ergonomic fit, the press release says. It sports an upgraded spring material. This material allows for a fast and smooth opening. In addition, heavy-duty fasteners enhance the construction. They also increase the aesthetic appeal of the knife. The drop point tumbled blade is 3 1/8″ long and locks into place when open. MSRP: $60.

Next is the new Alumni knife. This option features a 420HC stainless steel, 1 7/8″ blade. The anodized aluminum handle comes in black, blue, gray and gold. The blade’s nail notch makes the knife easy to open. The lockback design locks it open. Lightweight and compact, this discreet knife was designed to fit in your pocket and is an everyday carry option. The press release says the Alumni was designed to accommodate logos and engraving on the blade and handle. MSRP: $30.

The last of Buck Knives’ additions to its everyday category are its 363 Rival SS and 366 Rival III. Both feature ergonomic, nylon handles. Both are also constructed with 420HC stainless steel. The 363 Rival SS is the smallest of the Rival family. Its drop point blade has a tumbled finish. The blade length is 1 7/8″. The overall weight is 0.8 oz. Meanwhile, the 366 Rival III is the largest of the Rival family. It also has a drop point blade with a tumbled finish. Its blade length is 3 5/8″. Overall weight is three ounces. MSRP on the 363 Rival SS is $22.50. The 366 Rival III goes for $37.

All of these new knives from Buck Knives feature blades finished with the company’s Edge2x technology. This, the press release claims, makes them sharper out of the box, hold an edge longer, and easier to re-sharpen. All models are also backed by Buck’s Forever Warranty.

See the specs for each knife below. For more on Buck Knives, visit buckknives.com.