Every knife has a specific design, and the cutting edge, handle and sharpness determine the best uses for the blade. Although all of these decisions are important, the most crucial decision you will make is the blade type. Before making your purchase, you should ask yourself: How will I use my knife? What features are important to me?

At BestKnifeSource.com we have a plethora of blade styles that are specially designed to meet your specific need. We carry all of the top knife manufacturers, like Smith & Wesson Knives and Buck Knives, at unbeatable prices. Below you will find our full range of blade styles accompanied with a brief description of their optimal use.

ComboEdge: As their name suggests, these knives feature both flat and serrated edges, which makes them ideal hunting knives and tactical survival knives.

Clip Point: Commonly referred to as bowie knives, clip points have a fine tip that is perfect for poking holes and a slight curvature that makes it great for everyday use.

Drop Point: Drop points are some of the most versatile knives and feature a slightly curved tip for maximum control, making them popular hunting knives.

Skinning: Skinning knives feature a short, reinforced blade that easily separates the skin from the flesh. A skinning knife is essential for any serious hunter.

Gut Hook: Gut hooks are a variety of skinning knife that feature a dull, barbed hook on the end, which is perfect for meticulously eviscerating game.

Tanto: Tanto knives have a full blade thickness all the way to their geometric tip, making them one of the most durable knives on the market. A tanto knife is great for prying and heavy duty use, and is commonly used as a combat and tactical knife.

If the knife you are looking for is "out of stock" please contact us, and we will special order the knife. There is NO additional charge for special orders. In some cases the knife is out of stock because the maker can only produce a limited number of knives and are unable to keep up with demand. In all cases, we'll do our best to get the knife to you as quickly as possible.

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