Folding Knives · Linen handle
14C28N linen-handle folding knife
$105.50 CAD
In stock · Tracked worldwide shipping · 18+
Folding Knives · Parent Pocket Hub · Canada
G10 and aluminum pocket folders in named steels
nineteen pieces · $71.38 CAD – $5,631.57 CAD · Tracked shipping · 18+
This is the parent pocket hub for folding knives in Canada: every manual folder that is not a fixed blade. Knives that flip open here are manual — a flipper tab, thumb stud, or front flipper you push yourself — not an automatic. G10 and aluminum working knives, front flippers, and named-steel liner locks live on this grid; large folding knives still have to name a lock and a steel, and camp work that outgrows a pocket belongs on fixed blades. The premium child shelf is titanium EDC — titanium handles, usually powder steels and frame locks, including the Gray Shark titanium flipper. Start here if you want a working pocket knife priced in CAD; step to titanium when the handle material is the point. Newly listed: the 14C28N linen-handle folding knife.
The lock — liner, frame, or back — is what keeps the blade open so it cannot close on your fingers mid-cut. Steel, hardness, and maker are listed when we have them. When we do not, we do not invent them. Canadian buyers should treat this as a tool purchase: a manual folder for pocket tasks, priced in CAD, shipped tracked. Automatics and switchblades are restricted in much of Canada; check the opening mechanism on the product page.
Priced in CAD, shipped tracked in discreet packaging, 18+ only. Tracked shipping is 10% of merchandise, free over $150 CAD. GST/HST at checkout from your province. If you are choosing a first EDC, the first-knife dossier is the honest framework; titanium EDC is the premium child; this page is the working pocket steel underneath it. Fixed-blade camp work lives on fixed blades.
G10 and aluminum · Named steels · Pocket clip folders · 18+ only
Featured on this shelf
Start here if you want a short list: featured pieces from this collection, priced in CAD.
Canadian storefront · Est. 2015
Priced in CAD
Canadian dollars on the tag. GST/HST calculated at checkout from your address.
Tracked delivery
Tracked shipping at 10% of merchandise, typically 2 to 4 weeks.
Discreet packaging
Plain packaging. No knife graphics on the outside of the box.
Free shipping over $150
Tracked shipping is free when the order is $150 CAD or more.
Adults 18+
Responsible ownership. You confirm lawful purchase at checkout. Unlawful orders are cancelled and refunded.
How to buy from this shelf
- A liner or frame lock you can inspect is the honest default. Avoid novelty locks you cannot explain.
- Named steel beats a pretty handle. If the listing will not name the steel, skip it.
- Titanium EDC is the premium child rail. This parent hub is everything else that still folds.
- Adults 18+. You are responsible for carry law where you live. We do not sell knives as weapons.
Pieces this shelf is talking about
On this shelf
Folding and locking knives
Folding/locking knives are pocket folders whose blade locks open — liner lock, frame lock, or back lock — so it cannot close on your fingers mid-cut. These are tools for pocket tasks, not a self-defence plan.
Folding Knives in the vault
Frequently asked questions
Folding and locking knife questions
- What is the difference between this shelf and Titanium EDC?
- Titanium EDC is the titanium-handle rail — usually premium powder steels and frame locks. This shelf is everything else that still folds: G10, aluminum, mixed locks, often a lower price. Both are pocket knives. The handle material is the split.
- What are knives that flip open?
- On this shelf they are manual folders: a flipper tab, thumb stud, or front flipper you push yourself. The blade locks open. Automatics and switchblades are a restricted class in much of Canada — check the product page. We cancel orders we cannot lawfully fulfil.
- Do you sell large folding knives?
- Most pieces here are pocket-length working folders. A few listings run longer; read the blade length on the product page. Camp work that outgrows a pocket belongs on fixed blades, not a bigger folder.
- Do you sell automatic or switchblade knives?
- The collection is built around manual folders and fixed blades. Check the product page for the opening mechanism. Automatics are restricted in much of Canada; we cancel orders we cannot lawfully fulfil.
- Are folding knives legal to own in Canada?
- Most manual folding knives are legal to own. Carrying one in public, blade length, and opening mechanism depend on where you live. You confirm lawful ownership at checkout. This is not legal advice. Unlawful orders are cancelled and refunded. We do not sell knives as weapons.
- What are folding/locking knives?
- Folding/locking knives are pocket knives whose blade folds into the handle and locks open — liner lock, frame lock, or back lock — so it cannot close on your fingers during a cut. This shelf is those manual folders. Liner lock vs frame lock is the lock dossier.
- How should I maintain a G10 pocket knife?
- Wipe the blade, blow lint out of the pivot, and oil the action lightly. G10 does not mind sweat. Named stainless (14C28N, 154CM) sharpens on a normal stone; powder steels want diamond. Do not dishwasher a folder.
- Can I return a folding knife?
- Unused pieces in original packaging can be returned within 14 days of delivery. The buyer pays return shipping unless the piece arrived damaged or not as described. See the returns page.