Titanium EDC · Titanium handle
Gray Shark CPM-20CV Folding Knife
$793.02 CAD
In stock · Tracked worldwide shipping · 18+
Titanium EDC · Daily Carry · Canada
Titanium everyday-carry folders, priced in CAD
sixty pieces · $124.75 CAD – $3,071.99 CAD · Tracked shipping · 18+
This is the pocket shelf for titanium EDC folding knives in Canada — the premium child of folding knives. Titanium-handle everyday carry in named powder and stainless steels — M390, S35VN, 154CM, 14C28N — built to ride a clip for ordinary cutting. Packages, cord, tape, a lunch apple, trail snacks. Not a display case, and not a self-defence plan. Everyday carry here is a three-inch-class manual folder you will actually leave the house with. Ceramic bearings and frame locks show up often; the product page states steel and hardness when the workshop gives them.
Titanium is why this rail is a child of the parent folding-knives hub, not a second copy of it. The handle is light, sweat-proof, and usually paired with a frame lock. G10 and aluminum folders — cheaper, grippier when wet — stay on the parent shelf. Canadian winters and pockets treat steel differently than a dry indoor shelf: 14C28N and 154CM are easy to stone and rust-resistant enough; M390 and S35VN hold longer and want diamond plates from the sharpening-tools hub.
Prices are CAD. Tracked shipping is 10% of merchandise, free over $150, typically two to four weeks in discreet packaging. GST/HST at checkout from your province. Adults 18+. Folding knives are legal to own in most of Canada; length, opening mechanism, and how you carry are regulated by province and municipality. You are responsible for the law where you live. We do not sell knives as weapons. Automatics and switchblades are restricted in much of Canada; check the opening mechanism on the product page.
New titanium pieces on this rail include the Gray Shark titanium flipper in CPM-20CV, the Divinity Tree M390 folder, the M390 color-shell folder, and the VG-10 DLC titanium folding knife. The EDC knife guide covers first-knife choices, titanium handles, and opening mechanisms if you want the counter talk before you pick a length.
M390 · S35VN · 154CM · Titanium handles · Frame lock folders · Priced in CAD
Featured on this shelf
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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
- Carry size first: about three inches of blade, under 120 grams if you can get it, a clip that sits where your pocket actually is.
- 14C28N and 154CM are easy to sharpen for a first EDC. M390 and S35VN hold longer and want diamond stones.
- A frame lock in titanium is the premium default on this child shelf. If you want G10 or aluminum, use the parent Folding Knives hub.
- Know your local carry rules before you clip up. A pocket knife is a tool. Unlawful orders are cancelled and refunded.
Pieces this shelf is talking about
On this shelf
Everyday carry folding knives
Titanium-handle folders built to clip on every day for ordinary cutting. Named steel, a lock you trust, about three inches — not a grail that lives in a drawer.
Titanium EDC in the vault
Frequently asked questions
Titanium EDC questions before you clip a folder
- What steel should I carry in a titanium EDC folder?
- 14C28N and 154CM are easy to sharpen and rust-resistant enough for pockets. M390 and S35VN hold an edge longer and ask for diamond stones. The product page names the steel when the workshop gives it; we do not invent one.
- Titanium handle or G10 — which is better for everyday carry?
- Titanium is lighter, sweat-proof, and usually paired with a frame lock and a powder steel. G10 is cheaper and grippier when wet — those folders live on folding knives. Buy titanium if you will carry it every day and feel the grams; buy G10 if the job is a glove-box beater.
- Is a titanium folding knife legal to own in Canada?
- Most manual folding knives are legal to own in Canada. Length, opening mechanism, and carrying a knife in public are regulated locally. You are responsible for the law where you live. We do not sell knives as weapons, and we do not give jurisdiction-specific legal advice. Unlawful orders are cancelled and refunded.
- How long is a typical titanium EDC blade?
- Everyday carry on this rail is usually a three-inch-class folder — small enough to clip, large enough for cardboard and food on a trail. Read the listed length on the product page; we do not invent a blade length the title did not print.
- How do I sharpen M390 or S35VN on a titanium folder?
- Diamond plates for the hard work. A ceramic rod will not restore M390. S35VN is a little easier but still happier on diamond than on a hardware-store puck. Stones for that job sit on the sharpening hub.
- Do titanium folders ship free over $150 CAD?
- Yes, when knives and small goods in the order total $150 CAD or more. Below that, tracked shipping is 10% of the merchandise. Typical delivery is two to four weeks in plain packaging. Adults 18+.
- What lock do these titanium folders use?
- Frame locks show up often on this rail. The product page states liner lock, frame lock, or back lock when the listing names one. If the page is silent, we do not guess. Liner lock vs frame lock explains the difference.