Halloween is just around the corner. Here are three new Happy Halloween 2018 knives that will add a not-so-terrifying touch to your knife collection.
The Victorinox Happy Halloween Classic SD features eye catching Burton-esque style artwork on both front and back. It has all the tools you might need to check the children’s candy. You can pick up the Happy Halloween SAK for less than $20.
Victorinox Happy Halloween Swiss Army Classic SD Details
- Mirror Polished Stainless Steel Blade and Tools
- Composition Handle with Halloween Theme
- Nail File with Screwdriver Top
- Scissors
- Toothpick
- Tweezers
- Keyring
- 2.25” Closed
- 3.75” Overall
- Made in Switzerland
If you want a Halloween knife that has a subtler touch, check out the Case Happy Halloween Doctor’s Knife. Featuring a black etched Halloween motif on a natural bone handle, this knife would be a very pretty addition to any pocketknife collection. It has a Tru-Sharp surgical steel spear point blade, brass pins and liners. It also has squared and mirror polished nickel silver bolsters.
Case Happy Halloween Doctor’s Knife Details
- TruSharp Surgical Steel
- 3” Pen Blade, Mirror Polished
- Embellished Natural Bone Handles
- Nail Nick
- Brass Pins and Liners
- Squared Nickel Silver Bolsters
- 3.625” Closed
- 6.625” Overall
- Made in the USA
The Case Happy Halloween Tribal Lock features smooth persimmon bone with a Halloween themed etched blade and handle. The TruSharp 3.125” blade is partially serrated and mirror polished. It opens with a nail nick and is firmly held open with Case’s lock back. This knife also comes with a commemorative gift tin.
Case Happy Halloween Tribal Lock Details
- TruSharp Surgical Steel, Partially Serrated
- 3.125” Spear Point, Mirror Polished
- Happy Halloween Blade Etch
- Embellished Persimmon Bone Handles
- Lockback
- Nail Nick
- Brass Pins and Liners
- Nickel Silver Bolsters
- 4.125” Closed
- 8.25” Overall
- Made in the USA
Get your spook on with these three new Happy Halloween 2018 knives. If you’re interested in these knives, click any link in the article or simply click the button below.
All images courtesy of Smoky Mountain Knife Works – smkw.com.
