Rapax Knives.
The Wild Within.
EDC folding knives with thoughtful geometry, satisfying action, and everyday comfort. Look closer at the details that make each Rapax its own.
The difference is
in the details.
How a knife opens. How it feels in hand. How naturally it becomes part of your day.
Look closer. The thought is already there.
Meet Buddy.
Slim profile. More control.
Easy to carry, day after day. Use a natural grip for everyday tasks, then choke up on the finger choil for finer control.
One handle.
Two personalities.
Kiki
Spear point. Compact carry.
A lively spear point profile with high grinds for everyday cutting. On both Kiki and Mimi, the flipper sits at the top of the handle and stays out of your grip.
Sheepsfoot. Everyday precision.
Mimi
A sheepsfoot blade for controlled, practical cutting. Both models fold fully into a compact handle and use a Push Button Liner Lock.
One platform.
Three blade profiles.
Wisp
Sheepsfoot. Control and utility.
A practical blade profile with high grinds for everyday cutting. A shared steel integral frame keeps manufacturing and assembly thoughtfully simple.
Reverse tanto. A modern silhouette.
Slick
A modified Wharncliffe / reverse tanto profile with cutting geometry at its core. Wisp, Slick, and Trek share a crossbar lock and deep-carry clips.
Trek.
A familiar profile.
A classic clip point on the same modern platform as Wisp and Slick. High grinds, a comfortable handle, and a deep-carry clip make it easy to choose by the blade profile you prefer.
Worth a closer look.
A little closer. More control.
Buddy’s finger choil gives you a second grip for precise work.
Geometry you can feel.
High grinds put everyday cutting at the center of the design.
Two ways to open.
Buddy pairs a conventional flipper with a front flipper.
About Rapax.
Rapax is an international team of knife professionals and enthusiasts focused on everyday carry. Our knives are manufactured in Yangjiang, China, by Hopesgear Industry Co., Ltd.
Kiki, Mimi, Buddy, Trek, Wisp, and Slick explore different approaches to geometry, action, and carry. Current models use VG-10 steel at a stated 59–61 HRC, with Micarta, G10, or carbon-fiber handles.
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