Hell, some people will argue that a $15 SanRenMu or a $5 or $10 box cutter at the hardware store works just as a well as a $50 or $100 pocket knife. A $50 or $100 knife will work just as well to cut things.
This is a very personal question and it’s impossible for me to divine whether an expensive knife like this is worth it to you.Īt the end of the day these are luxury goods, and it’s all relative. People want to know if it’s “worth it” to buy a $300, $400, or $1000+ pocket knife. Invariably when I set down to write a review on a $300+ folding knife, the subject of price and value comes up. Scroll further below for commentary on high end knives. What follows are all of the reviews of premium pocket knives that I have reviewed. With the proliferation of CNC machining and the internet, manufacturers all over the world are realizing the demand for a more premium product, and are able to bring high end knives to market in ways that were previously impossible. Most recently, a number of high end Russian and Chinese companies have been producing knives in the $300+ price range.
Indeed even today these are probably the most recognizable high end knives, but we now live in a world where there are more options. There was a time when collectors of production knives would seek out the “Holy Trinity”: a Chris Reeve Sebenza, a Strider SnG, and a Hinderer XM-18. I think for the longest time our idea of the high end in the world of production pocket knives was dominated almost exclusively by Chris Reeve Knives, Strider Knives, and Hinderer Knives. I may include some knives between the $250-300 range. I realize that the definition of “high end” varies from person to person, but for purposes of this website I am going to define a high end pocket knife as anything over $300. As you can guess by the title, this page is devoted to high end production pocket knives.
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