Crescent Pocket Knives

Will One of These Crescent Pocket Knives Become Your Next EDC?

For some of us, a pocket knife could well be the only tool that we have on hand all day, every day. For that reason, we like our every-day-carry (EDC) to be strong, sharp, and safe. With that in mind, the Crescent line of pocket knives makes a great case for becoming the one tool that we always have on hand.

4 models available
2 blade options: D2 steel or 5Cr15MoV steel
Available with drop-point blade or harpoon-style blade
D2 blades feature gray wash finish
Smooth action heavy-duty ball bearing system for easy open
Finger flipper
Deep-pocket, low-profile carry
Liner lock
Aluminum Handle Model Prices: $27.99-$29.99
Composite Handle Model Prices: $17.99-$19.99

Strong, Sharp, Sleek, Safe

The Crescent line of Pocket Knives includes two different blade and handle options. You can choose the heavy-duty, gray wash D2 steel blade or the 5Cr15MoV steel blade. Both blade steel options feature either a drop-point blade or harpoon blade style.

The drop-point blade design gives you good tip strength and blade durability for a variety of cutting applications. The harpoon-style blade design gives you some extra leverage for cutting and slicing. Both designs make great choices for an EDC knife.

The D2 blade steel options feature an anodized aluminum handle that provides an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. Meanwhile, the two knives with 5Cr15MoV steel blades feature a composite handle.

All of the Crescent Pocket Knives feature a smooth action heavy-duty ball bearing system that provides fast and easy blade deployment with the help of the finger-flipper release. None of these knives feature an assisted-open spring. A sturdy liner lock keeps the blade locked in place.

We did also notice that, where many new knives’ liner locks feel really stiff, these have that nice broken-in feel. The liner lock worked easily to unlock the blade one-handed.

Crescent shipped all of their pocket knives extremely sharp. After giving my wrist the old out-of-the-box sharpness test, I can now confirm that it looks like I’ve done some manscaping on the top of my arm.

All of the Crescent Pocket Knives also feature a deep-pocket, low-profile carry clip that doesn’t make a big scene about the fact that you’re carrying a knife. Unfortunately, you’re relegated to a single carry position: tip up. The clips can’t be repositioned. A small issue, to be sure, but some folks might prefer the option. We didn’t mind.

Pricing

The Crescent Pocket Knives seem really reasonably-priced. The 3-1/4″ composite-handled drop-point model retails for $17.99, while the harpoon design goes for $19.99. The premium-steeled aluminum-handled models check out at $10 more. You can pick up the 3-1/4″ drop-point blade for $27.99, or the 3-1/2″ harpoon-style blade retails for $29.99.

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