
Silky
Gomboy 240 Saw - Medium Tooth

Silky
Gomboy 240 Saw - Medium Tooth

Leatherman
Signal Multi-Tool

Leatherman
Wave + Multi-Tool

BeaverCraft
Dusk Bushcraft Knife

MEC
13-in-1 Multitool

Morakniv
Companion Camping Knife

Hultafors
Standard Camping Hatchet

Morakniv
Amberg Knife

Opinel
No. 7 Outdoor Junior Knife - Youths

Gerber
Edgefield Pack Sharpener

Morakniv
Companion Spark Emergency Knife

Kershaw
Drivetrain Folding Knife

Opinel
No. 10 Corkscrew Bottle Opener Stainless Steel Folding Knife

Kershaw
Shuffle II Folding Knife

Kershaw
Maneuver Folding Knife

Mora
Bushcraft Survival Knife with Fire Starter

Kershaw
Leek Canada Folding Knife

Kershaw
Tremolo Knife - Unisex

Opinel
No. 9 Oyster Folding Knife

Opinel
No. 12 Explore with Tick Remover

Kershaw
Iridium Folding Knife

Hultafors
Grinding Stone

Kershaw
Endgame Folding Knife

Kershaw
Misdirect Folding Knife

Leatherman
Nylon Sheath

Kershaw
Funxion EMT Folding Knife

Kershaw
Barricade Knife - Unisex

NRS
Co-Pilot Knife

MEC
Hickory Handle Hatchet

NRS
Pilot Knife

NRS
Photic Knife

Morakniv
Risberg Knife

Silky
Zubat Professional Tree Saw Blade

BeaverCraft
Bearded Bushcraft Hatchet

Kershaw
Covalent Folding Knife

Opinel
Neo6 Knife

Opinel
No. 8 Outdoor Knife

Morakniv
Garberg Grand Blackblade Knife with Leather Sheath

Morakniv
Garberg Blackblade Carbon Knife with Survival Kit

Gerber
LST Ultra Folding Knife

Kershaw
Shuffle DIY Folding Knife

Gerber
Armbar Mini Multi-Tool

Morakniv
Floating Knife

Morakniv
Companion Heavy Duty Stainless Knife

Leatherman
Surge

Victorinox
RangerGrip 79 Knife

BeaverCraft
Splitting Hatchet

Gerber
Paraframe Nailnick Knife

Morakniv
Garberg Stainless Knife with Leather Sheath

Kershaw
Airspace Folding Knife

Gerber
Zilch Knife

Kershaw
Cybernet OTF Knife
From peeling apples to building fires, knives and other tools are faithful friends to keep with you in the great outdoors. A repair kit and tools are included in the 10 essentials for hiking and camping for a reason — when you’re in a pinch, having the right tool for the job can save a lot of time and effort. (Which, as you probably know, are both good things to conserve in the backcountry).
So, what kind of tools might you want to keep on you?
Once you’ve got your knives and tools in hand, it’s time to consider the rest of your kit. Check out our camping checklist next time you’re preparing to sleep under the stars, or run through our meticulously compiled ultimate backpacking checklist to be ready for anything on your next thru-hike.