WE CREATE ESSENTIAL TOOLS FOR OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS AND WORKING PROFESSIONALS LIKE YOURSELF. In addition, we've sourced the highest quality materials for our knives and pride ourselves on providing you with something you can be proud to own and carry. Burnside Knives looks to the future with an eye on the past. Each product we design draws from our roots. Dedicated to each customer, Burnside Knives are built to last.
YOUR KNIFE SAYS A LOT ABOUT YOU®
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Classic cotton bandana with custom graphic and finished with a small logo tag.
Content + Care
- Cotton
- Spot clean
- US made
Size
- Length: 22"
- Width: 22"
$ 15.00
The Burnside Knives beanie. This 100% Acrylic, stretchable rib-knit fabric is perfect for any adventure.
Content + Care
- Acrylic
- Spot clean
- Made in the USA
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The Burnside Knives beanie. This 100% Acrylic, stretchable rib-knit fabric is perfect for any adventure.
Content + Care
- Acrylic
- Spot clean
- Made in the USA
$ 275.00
▪ Blade Length: 3.25"
▪ Overall Length: 7.37"
▪ Blade Thickness: 0.13"
▪ Blade Material: 440C
▪ Blade Hardness: 58-60HRC
▪ Blade Style: Spear Point
▪ Blade Grind: Hollow
▪ Blade Finish: Satin
▪ Handle Material: Micarta
▪ Sheath Material: Nylon
▪ Weight: 3 oz.
▪ Made in USA
The Burnside Blazer™ is Burnside Knives first production fixed blade. Designed by Rick Maderis and drafted off his earlier Strauss model, The Burnside Blazer™ needle-like tip and finger choil design makes it perfectly suited for fine detail work. The slim profile with multiple areas of jimping allow for a very comfortable, secure and conceal carry.
$ 20.00
100% Preshrunk Cotton T-Shirt
• 5.3oz weight
• seamless collar
• taped neck and shoulders
• double-needle sleeves and bottom hem.
This fit is a true classic built tough for any adventure.
$ 20.00
100% Preshrunk Cotton T-Shirt
• 5.3oz weight
• seamless collar
• taped neck and shoulders
• double-needle sleeves and bottom hem.
This fit is a true classic built tough for any adventure.
$ 20.00
100% Preshrunk Cotton T-Shirt
• 5.3oz weight
• seamless collar
• taped neck and shoulders
• double-needle sleeves and bottom hem.
This fit is a true classic built tough for any adventure.
$ 20.00
100% Preshrunk Cotton T-Shirt
• 5.3oz weight
• seamless collar
• taped neck and shoulders
• double-needle sleeves and bottom hem.
This fit is a true classic built tough for any adventure.
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▪ Blade Length: 4"
▪ Closed Length: 4.75"
▪ Cutting Edge: 3.375"
▪ Overall Length: 8.75"
▪ Blade Thickness: 0.16"
▪ Blade Material: AUS-8 Stainless Steel
▪ Blade Hardness: 58-60HRC
▪ Blade Style: Spear Point
▪ Blade Grind: Hollow
▪ Blade Finish: Titanium Nitrate
▪ Handle Thickness: 0.64"
▪ Handle Material: Orange G10
▪ Locking Mechanism: Liner
▪ Pocket Clip: Tip-Up (Left or Right Carry)
▪ Weight: 6.5 oz.
▪ Blade Made in Japan
▪ Handle Made in Taiwan
The Cabrillo got its name from Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, a Spanish explorer who, research indicates, was one of the first Europeans to reach Oregon. The Cabrillo marks Burnside Knives' first expedition into the cutlery industry and it's a very fitting name for such a quality design. The Cabrillo features a 4" blade made from AUS-8 stainless steel with a black titanium nitrate finish. The compound hollow ground, recurved shape of the blade makes this an excellent blade for slicing. The handle is smooth black G10 over stainless steel liners with a superbly ergonomic shape that is locked into your hand without question. The thumbramp on the handle and the blade are both properly jimped and the pocket clip is reversible for tip-up right or left hand carry.
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo (1475-1543) was a Spanish explorer who led the first Spanish expedition to explore the west coast of the United States. In 1541 Antonio de Mendoza, the viceroy of New Spain, selected Cabrillo to establish a trading route between Central America and the Spice Islands; an exploratory mission. Cabrillo's expedition is popularized by his findings of southern California's San Diego bay. Before Cabrillo's death in 1543, he ordered his pilot, Bartolome Ferrer to continue north. Research indicates Cabrillo's crew reached southern Oregon.
$ 130.00
▪ Blade Length: 4"
▪ Closed Length: 4.75"
▪ Cutting Edge: 3.375"
▪ Overall Length: 8.75"
▪ Blade Thickness: 0.16"
▪ Blade Material: AUS-8 Stainless Steel
▪ Blade Hardness: 58-60HRC
▪ Blade Style: Spear Point
▪ Blade Grind: Hollow
▪ Blade Finish: Titanium Nitrate
▪ Handle Thickness: 0.64"
▪ Handle Material: Black G10
▪ Locking Mechanism: Liner
▪ Pocket Clip: Tip-Up (Left or Right Carry)
▪ Weight: 6.5 oz.
▪ Blade Made in Japan
▪ Handle Made in Taiwan
The Cabrillo got its name from Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, a Spanish explorer who, research indicates, was one of the first Europeans to reach Oregon. The Cabrillo marks Burnside Knives' first expedition into the cutlery industry and it's a very fitting name for such a quality design. The Cabrillo features a 4" blade made from AUS-8 stainless steel with a black titanium nitrate finish. The compound hollow ground, recurved shape of the blade makes this an excellent blade for slicing. The handle is smooth black G10 over stainless steel liners with a superbly ergonomic shape that is locked into your hand without question. The thumbramp on the handle and the blade are both properly jimped and the pocket clip is reversible for tip-up right or left hand carry.
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo (1475-1543) was a Spanish explorer who led the first Spanish expedition to explore the west coast of the United States. In 1541 Antonio de Mendoza, the viceroy of New Spain, selected Cabrillo to establish a trading route between Central America and the Spice Islands; an exploratory mission. Cabrillo's expedition is popularized by his findings of southern California's San Diego bay. Before Cabrillo's death in 1543, he ordered his pilot, Bartolome Ferrer to continue north. Research indicates Cabrillo's crew reached southern Oregon.
$ 135.00
▪ Blade Length: 4"
▪ Closed Length: 4.75"
▪ Cutting Edge: 3.375"
▪ Overall Length: 8.75"
▪ Blade Thickness: 0.16"
▪ Blade Material: AUS-8 Stainless Steel
▪ Blade Hardness: 58-60HRC
▪ Blade Style: Spear Point
▪ Blade Grind: Serrated
▪ Blade Finish: Titanium Nitrate
▪ Handle Thickness: 0.64"
▪ Handle Material: Black G10
▪ Locking Mechanism: Liner
▪ Pocket Clip: Tip-Up (Left or Right Carry)
▪ Weight: 6.5 oz.
▪ Blade Made in Japan
▪ Handle Made in Taiwan
The Cabrillo got its name from Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, a Spanish explorer who, research indicates, was one of the first Europeans to reach Oregon. The Cabrillo marks Burnside Knives' first expedition into the cutlery industry and it's a very fitting name for such a quality design. The Cabrillo features a 4" blade made from AUS-8 stainless steel with a black titanium nitrate finish. The compound hollow ground, recurved shape of the blade makes this an excellent blade for slicing. The handle is smooth black G10 over stainless steel liners with a superbly ergonomic shape that is locked into your hand without question. The thumbramp on the handle and the blade are both properly jimped and the pocket clip is reversible for tip-up right or left hand carry.
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo (1475-1543) was a Spanish explorer who led the first Spanish expedition to explore the west coast of the United States. In 1541 Antonio de Mendoza, the viceroy of New Spain, selected Cabrillo to establish a trading route between Central America and the Spice Islands; an exploratory mission. Cabrillo's expedition is popularized by his findings of southern California's San Diego bay. Before Cabrillo's death in 1543, he ordered his pilot, Bartolome Ferrer to continue north. Research indicates Cabrillo's crew reached southern Oregon.
$ 135.00
▪ Blade Length: 4"
▪ Closed Length: 4.75"
▪ Cutting Edge: 3.375"
▪ Overall Length: 8.75"
▪ Blade Thickness: 0.16"
▪ Blade Material: AUS-8 Stainless Steel
▪ Blade Hardness: 58-60HRC
▪ Blade Style: Spear Point
▪ Blade Grind: Serrated
▪ Blade Finish: Satin
▪ Handle Thickness: 0.64"
▪ Handle Material: Black G10
▪ Locking Mechanism: Liner
▪ Pocket Clip: Tip-Up (Left or Right Carry)
▪ Weight: 6.5 oz.
▪ Country of origin: Taiwan
The Cabrillo got its name from Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, a Spanish explorer who, research indicates, was one of the first Europeans to reach Oregon. The Cabrillo marks Burnside Knives' first expedition into the cutlery industry. This compound hollow ground, recurved shape blade makes for excellent slicing. The handle is a smooth G10 over stainless steel liners ergonomically shape for medium to large size hands. The thumbramp on the handle and the blade are both properly jimped and the pocket clip is reversible for tip-up right or left hand carry.
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo (1475-1543) was a Spanish explorer who led the first Spanish expedition to explore the west coast of the United States. The blade shape of The Burnside Cabrillo is loosely inspired by Spanish helmets designs of the day.
$ 135.00
▪ Blade Length: 4"
▪ Closed Length: 4.75"
▪ Cutting Edge: 3.375"
▪ Overall Length: 8.75"
▪ Blade Thickness: 0.16"
▪ Blade Material: AUS-8 Stainless Steel
▪ Blade Hardness: 58-60HRC
▪ Blade Style: Spear Point
▪ Blade Grind: Serrated
▪ Blade Finish: Titanium Nitrate
▪ Handle Thickness: 0.64"
▪ Handle Material: Orange G10
▪ Locking Mechanism: Liner
▪ Pocket Clip: Tip-Up (Left or Right Carry)
▪ Weight: 6.5 oz.
▪ Blade Made in Japan
▪ Handle Made in Taiwan
The Cabrillo got its name from Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, a Spanish explorer who, research indicates, was one of the first Europeans to reach Oregon. The Cabrillo marks Burnside Knives' first expedition into the cutlery industry and it's a very fitting name for such a quality design. The Cabrillo features a 4" blade made from AUS-8 stainless steel with a black titanium nitrate finish. The compound hollow ground, recurved shape of the blade makes this an excellent blade for slicing. The handle is smooth black G10 over stainless steel liners with a superbly ergonomic shape that is locked into your hand without question. The thumbramp on the handle and the blade are both properly jimped and the pocket clip is reversible for tip-up right or left hand carry.
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo (1475-1543) was a Spanish explorer who led the first Spanish expedition to explore the west coast of the United States. In 1541 Antonio de Mendoza, the viceroy of New Spain, selected Cabrillo to establish a trading route between Central America and the Spice Islands; an exploratory mission. Cabrillo's expedition is popularized by his findings of southern California's San Diego bay. Before Cabrillo's death in 1543, he ordered his pilot, Bartolome Ferrer to continue north. Research indicates Cabrillo's crew reached southern Oregon.
$ 12.00
Say it simply with these Burnside Knives hand-braided key chains. Made with 550 Type III Paracord and 316 matte black stainless steel hardware.
Content + Care
- Nylon
- Wipe clean
- Imported
Size
- Length: 3" / 6' unraveled
$ 20.00
Classic baseball cap from Burnside Knives. Durable cotton twill and mesh construction features an embroidered script on the front. Complete with an adjustable snapback closure. Burnside Knives blazed into the scene with a philosophy of using simple designs for quality products made to complement our lives.
Content + Care
- Cotton twill & mesh
- Spot clean
- Imported
$ 20.00
Classic baseball cap from Burnside Knives. Durable cotton twill and mesh construction features an embroidered script on the front. Complete with an adjustable snapback closure. Burnside Knives blazed into the scene with a philosophy of using simple designs for quality products made to complement our lives.
Content + Care
- Cotton twill & mesh
- Spot clean
- Imported
$ 20.00
Classic baseball cap from Burnside Knives. Durable wool construction features an embroidered script on the front and green underbill. Complete with an adjustable snapback closure. Burnside Knives blazed into the scene with a philosophy of using simple designs for quality products made to complement our lives.
Content + Care
- Wool
- Spot clean
- Imported
$ 180.00
▪ Blade Length: 3.2"
▪ Closed Length: 4.38"
▪ Cutting Edge: 2.875"
▪ Overall Length: 7.58"
▪ Blade Thickness: 0.13"
▪ Blade Material: D2 Tool Steel
▪ Blade Hardness: 58-60HRC
▪ Blade Style: Spear Point
▪ Blade Grind: Hollow
▪ Blade Finish: Satin
▪ Handle Thickness: 0.44"
▪ Handle Material: 6Al4V Titanium
▪ Locking Mechanism: Frame Lock
▪ Pocket Clip: Tip-Up (Right Carry)
▪ Weight: 3.3 oz.
▪ Country of origin: Taiwan
The Strauss features a 3.2" blade made from D2 tool steel with a brushed satin. The needle-like tip and finger choil of this design makes it perfectly suited for fine detail work. The handle is 6Al4V titanium with a slim profile and raw brushed finish. There is no jimping on this knife but the single groove in the handle makes for a very comfortable and secure hold.
The Strauss is a unique story for Burnside Knives. It is respectfully named after civil engineer Joseph Strauss and also attributes its styling from the William Lyon family collection, the "disappearing top torpedo convertible roadster". Joseph Strauss patented the Bascule Bridge System in 1917 and is popularized for having created the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California. Strauss is also well known for having designed the Columbia River Bridge in Longview, Washington, the Lewis and Clark Bridge and Burnside Bridge mechanism in Portland, Oregon.
$ 180.00
▪ Blade Length: 3.2"
▪ Closed Length: 4.38"
▪ Cutting Edge: 2.875"
▪ Overall Length: 7.58"
▪ Blade Thickness: 0.13"
▪ Blade Material: D2 Tool Steel
▪ Blade Hardness: 58-60HRC
▪ Blade Style: Spear Point
▪ Blade Grind: Hollow
▪ Blade Finish: PVD Black
▪ Handle Thickness: 0.44"
▪ Handle Material: 6Al4V Titanium
▪ Locking Mechanism: Frame Lock
▪ Pocket Clip: Tip-Up (Right Carry)
▪ Weight: 3.3 oz.
▪ Country of origin: Taiwan
The Strauss features a 3.2" blade made from D2 tool steel with a black PVD coating. The needle-like tip and finger choil of this design makes it perfectly suited for fine detail work. The handle is 6Al4V titanium with a slim profile and black PVD coating. There is no jimping on this knife but the single groove in the handle makes for a very comfortable and secure hold.
The Strauss is a unique story for Burnside Knives. It is respectfully named after civil engineer Joseph Strauss and also attributes its styling from the William Lyon family collection, the "disappearing top torpedo convertible roadster". Joseph Strauss patented the Bascule Bridge System in 1917 and is popularized for having created the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California. Strauss is also well known for having designed the Columbia River Bridge in Longview, Washington, the Lewis and Clark Bridge and Burnside Bridge mechanism in Portland, Oregon
