CRKT Knives - Columbia River Knife and Tool

WHAT'S NEW view all

Carajas - Designed by Flavio Ikoma Price: $89.99

Chogan T-Hawk - Designed by Ryan Johnson Price: $185.00

Eat'N Tool XL Price: $14.99

Endorser Price: $59.99

Endorser - Black Price: $59.99

Enticer - Designed by MJ Lerch Price: $89.99

FE7 - Designed by Jim Hammond Price: $350.00

FE9 - Designed by Jim Hammond Price: $375.00

FE9 Training Knife Price: $14.99

Foresight - Designed by Ken Onion Price: $140.00

K.E.R.T. (Key Ring Emergency Tool) - Designed by Ray Kirk Price: $7.99

Kangee T-Hawk - Designed by Ryan Johnson Price: $185.00

Key Chain Sharpener - Designed by Tom Stokes Price: $16.99

Liong Mah Design #5 Price: $49.99

Liong Mah Design #6 Price: $49.99

M16-04A Designed by Kit Carson Price: $0.00

Onion Survival Para-Saw Price: $24.99

Otanashi noh Ken - Designed by James Williams Price: $150.00

Persian Folder - Designed by Steve Jernigan Price: $49.99

Redemption - Designed by Ken Onion Price: $300.00

Ripple - Stainless Grey Price: $135.00

Ripple - Stainless Steel Price: $135.00

Ripple 2 - Stainless Steel Price: $125.00

Sakimori - Designed by James Williams Price: $300.00

Shenanigan - Camo - Designed by Ken Onion Price: $69.99

Swindle - Designed by Ken Onion Price: $59.99

Swindle - Designed by Ken Onion Price: $79.99

Williams Tactical Applications Flashlight Price: $125.00

CRKT INNOVATION view all

Welcome to the official Columbia River Knife & Tool® (CRKT®) web site!

Quality. Innovation. Value. We've built our reputation on creating innovative, top quality knives, priced very competitively. We work with the world's leading knife designers and this year we offer a number of new and exciting designs for your life. CRKT offers hunting knives, pocket knives, sport & work knives, multi-tools, and tactical knives built "For Those Who Serve".

Ken Onion Introduces the Swindle

Columbia River Knife & Tool (CRKT) is an American knife company established in 1994, and currently based in Tualatin, Oregon, United States.

DESIGNER CORNER

Jon Graham of Cleveland, Tennessee, was born to a father who had an appreciation for knives, and at a young age he was taught the importance of a good knife.