Top Six Pocket Knives In Warsaw, Poland

Top Six Pocket Knives In Warsaw, Poland

Posted by Sam Flaherty on

Warsaw is a famous city in Poland. However, unlike many other cities around the world, its popularity isn't rooted in its economic strength, physical beauty, food, or even its age. It is more rooted in its history as being indestructible, a phoenix that will always rise from its ashes. 


Warsaw has faced a lot of turmoil throughout history, starting in the 13th century. It has been invaded and attacked numerous times, especially during World War II, when it was devastated and exploited during Germany's invasion of Poland. However, despite the city’s greatly tragic history, it thrives today as a very notable alpha city in Europe. This city is so great that it is often called “Phoenix City.” 


From Skyscrapers that seem to touch the sky to luxury retail outlets, museums, and libraries, this cosmopolitan city has it all. Warsaw is home to the first and sixth tallest buildings in the European Union, as well as home to Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With an array of places to visit, you'll never run out of things to do in this beautiful city. 


Exploring Warsaw and having the best experiences requires you to be prepared with your everyday essential kit. This kit isn't complete without a pocket knife. In this article, we explore a list of the six best pocket knives that make the best companions for everyday life in Warsaw. 


6. The Kookaburra EDC Pocket Knife


First on the list is the Kookaburra EDC pocket knife, a tool tailored to mimic the features of Australia’s Kookaburra bird. This tool is an excellent addition to anyone’s knife collection, whether you're a fan of Australia's wildlife, a bird-lover, or simply someone who loves pretty and functional knives. 


The Kookaburra EDC pocket knife is a jaw-dropper with the brown hues of light maple wood and the light blue glow of the turquoise resin that makes up its handle. This pocket knife is intricately carved from 28 precisely designed parts put together to form a reliable tool. 


Although based on a bird in Australia, the Kookaburra pocket knife has more similarities with Warsaw than you think. The knife and the city share a sense of resilience and functionality. Just like Warsaw, which has a rich history of overcoming adversity and rebuilding after destruction, the Kookaburra knife is designed to be durable and reliable, making it a great companion for any adventure. Both represent a spirit of endurance and practicality in their own ways, making this knife a perfect fit for you as you explore the city. 


The Kookaburra EDC pocket knife has a blade that is 87mm (3.42 inches) long and carved from a tough material known as 14C28N Sandvik Swedish Steel. It has a total length of 206mm (8.11 inches), which makes it both handy and valuable. When it's folded, it measures 118mm (4.64 inches), so it's easy to carry in your pocket or bag. 


Knife Specifications


Blade Length: 87mm (3.42")
Overall Length: 206mm (8.11")
Folded Length: 118mm (4.64")
Blade Thickness: 2.5mm (.09")
Weight: 129g (4.55 oz)

Blade Steel: 14C28N Sandvik Swedish Steel
Blade Type: Drop point razor
Scale Material: Light Maple wood with turquoise resin
Blade Hardness: 58HRC

Clip Material: CK1055 Spring Steel (Heat treated to 44 HRC)
Hardware: Brass Passivated screws & Clip
Blade Grind: Triple Bevel & finger grip slots
Blade Grind: 50/50
Pivot assembly: Caged Ceramic ball bearing washer
Opener: Top Flipper Tab
Lock Type: Liner Lock

"Kyle" | The Kookaburra EDC Pocket Knife - Koi Knives

5. The Wedge Tailed Eagle EDC Pocket Knife


The Wedge Tailed Eagle EDC Pocket Knife is a compact and functional tool designed for everyday carry. It features a sleek, ergonomic handle for a comfortable grip, a sharp and precisely forged blade for cutting ease, and a reliable locking mechanism for safety during use. 


This pocket knife isn't just any kind of pocket knife. While it might not be a military-grade knife, the Wedge Tailed Eagle pocket knife embodies the spirit of adventure and practicality, making it an excellent choice for outdoor activities and everyday tasks. The use of durable materials, such as the redgum and resin used for its handle or the use of high-quality stainless steel called 14C28N Sandvik Swedish Steel, ensures you get a tool that offers both durability and resistance to corrosion.


The Wedge-Tailed Eagle EDC pocket knife is the ideal companion for your everyday adventures in Warsaw and beyond. 


Knife Specifications


Blade Length: 87mm 

Overall Length: 206mm

Folded Length: 118mm

Blade Thickness: 2.5mm

Weight: 129g

"Evan" | The Wedge Tailed Eagle EDC Pocket Knife


4. The Glossy Black Cockatoo EDC Pocket Knife


Do you know that Glossy Black Cockatoos are monogamous in nature? These birds can be found soaring overhead on Australia’s Kangaroo Island or enjoying their diet of Sheoak/Allocasuarina seeds in the wild and are known for their habit of pairing with one partner for life. Like the bird, the Glossy Black Cockatoo is a forever partner, and the use of durable elements in its design further enhances its ability to be by your side always. 


Long-term partnership is not the only thing the Glossy Black Cockatoo has in common with its avian namesake. This pocket knife is also red and black like the bird, with the red accents on its handle tail mimicking the red tail feathers underneath the cockatoo. The shiny silver colour of the 95.8mm-long blade made from 14C28N Sandvik Swedish Steel, the black passivated screw, the black clip, as well as the black and red colour of the handle achieved using Black G10, Ebony wood, and dark red resin all come together nicely to make for an elegant structure. 


As usual, you don't have to worry about size. The Glossy Black Cockatoo has a total length of 207.2mm and a folded length of 110mm, ensuring it can go wherever you go. 


Knife Specifications


Blade Length: 95.8mm (3.77")
Overall Length: 207.2mm (8.14")
Folded Length: 110mm (4.33")
Blade Thickness: 2.5mm (0.09")
Weight: 115g (4.05oz)

Blade Steel: 14C28N Sandvik Swedish Steel
Blade Type: Drop Point
Scale Material: Black G10, Ebony wood, and dark red resin
Blade Hardness: 58HRC

Clip Material: CK1055 Spring Steel (Heat treated to 44 HRC)
Hardware: Black Passivated screws & Clip
Blade Grind: Triple Bevel & finger grip slots
Blade Grind: 50/50
Pivot assembly: Caged Ceramic ball bearing washer
Opener: Top Flipper Tab
Lock Type: Liner Lock

"Georgia" | The Glossy Black Cockatoo EDC Pocket Knife - Koi Knives


3. The Crow EDC Pocket Knife


The Crow EDC pocket knife is undoubtedly one of the most classy knives on this list. This pocket knife is elegant and sleek and exudes an aura of sophistication. This pocket knife gives off a sense of intrigue with its solid black frame and its precisely carved silver blade.


Looks aren't the only thing the Crow pocket knife has to offer. Its materials aren't just picked for their looks but also their practicality and toughness, guaranteeing the Crow is prepared for any job you give it. Its handle is made from a combination of black resin and dark ebony wood to ensure it is both lightweight and sturdy. Its blade is intricately carved with superior craftsmanship from Sandvik 14C28N Steel for sharpness, longevity, and excellent edge retention. 


As for its size, the Crow EDC pocket knife stands tall at 207mm. However, it folds down into a much shorter and portable 120mm with its 86.2mm blade safely tucked in its frame. The pocket knife uses a dependable liner lock mechanism that keeps the blade firmly in position while in use, preventing unintended closures and reducing the chance of injury.


With the Crow EDC pocket knife, you get a reliable, safe, and practical tool to explore the great Warsaw with. 


Knife Specifications


Blade Length: 86.2mm (3.39" inch)

Overall Length: 207mm (8.14" inch)

Folded Length: 120mm (4.72" inch)

Blade Thickness: 2.5mm (.09" inch) 

Weight: 166g (5.85 oz)

"Chris" | The Crow EDC Pocket Knife - Koi Knives


2. The Magpie EDC Pocket Knife


If you fancy the simplicity of the Crow EDC pocket knife but want a tool with a smaller size, the Magpie EDC pocket knife is perfect for you. Although it resembles the Crow EDC pocket knife (save for the pristine white streak of colour on its handle), the Magpie has a more handy unfolded size of 180mm (8.11 inches).


The Magpie EDC pocket knife, like other pocket knives on this list, is inspired by the iconic Magpie bird of Australia. This bird has white-and-black coloured plumage, hence the black-and-white colour of the knife’s handle. This colour is achieved by combining dark ebony wood with white resin, thereby creating a frame that is as lightweight as it is sturdy. When held in the palm, the handle sits and aligns with the contours of the palm to ensure a comfortable grip. 


Knife Specifications


Blade Length: 75mm (2.95" inch)

Overall Length: 180mm (8.11" inch)

Folded Length: 105mm (4.13" inch)

Blade Thickness: 2.5mm (.09" inch)

Weight: 129g (4.55 oz)

Blade Steel: 14C28N Sandvik Swedish Steel

Blade Type: Drop Point

Scale Material: Dark Ebony Wood & White Resin

Blade Hardness: 58 HRC

Clip Material: CK1055 Spring Steel (Heat treated to 44 HRC)

Hardware: Black Passivated screws & Clip

Blade Grind: Triple Bevel & finger grip slots

Blade Grind: 50/50

Pivot assembly: Caged Ceramic ball bearing washer

Opener: Top Flipper Tab

Lock Type: Liner Lock

"Max" | The Magpie EDC Pocket Knife - Koi Knives


1. The Galah EDC Pocket Knife


Last but not least, and sitting atop this list, is the colourful and fabulous Galah EDC pocket knife. This flamboyantly coloured and intricately designed tool reflects and embodies the beauty and grace of Australia’s beloved Galah bird. 


The Galah EDC pocket knife is crafted from durable, lightweight materials, making it perfect for everyday carry. Its blade, carved from 14C28N Sandvik Swedish Steel, offers excellent sharpness and edge retention, while the vibrant handle, often made from G10 or anodized aluminium, provides a comfortable grip and a unique aesthetic. With a blade length of around 95.8mm and an overall length of approximately 8.14mm, this pocket knife strikes a balance between functionality and portability. 


The Galah EDC pocket knife also features a reliable locking mechanism to ensure safety during use, making it not just a beautiful tool but a practical one as well. Whether you're tackling daily tasks or enjoying outdoor adventures, the Galah EDC pocket knife is a stylish companion that embodies both flair and functionality.


Knife Specifications


Blade Length: 95.8mm (3.77")
Overall Length: 207.2mm (8.14")
Folded Length: 110mm (4.33")
Blade Thickness: 2.5mm (0.09")
Weight: 115g (4.05oz)

Blade Steel: 14C28N Sandvik Swedish Steel
Blade Type: Drop Point
Scale Material: Grey and White G10 and pink resin Blade Hardness: 58HRC

"Garry" | The Galah EDC Pocket Knife - Koi Knives


Which Pocket Knife Is Your Favourite?


Pocket knives are indispensable tools that enhance our daily lives, offering practicality and functionality in a compact form. 


The pocket knives featured in our guide stand out not only for their superior craftsmanship but also for their unique designs that cater to various preferences and needs. Each knife is meticulously selected to ensure that it provides reliability and versatility, making them excellent companions for everyday tasks and adventures alike. All you need to do is explore the different options available and pick your favourite knife from Koi Knives’ aviary-inspired collection. With the right pocket knife in hand, you're ready to embrace every challenge with confidence!

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