Evolution Slipstream Cycling Sunglasses The Slipstream model features maximum protection UV400 rated lenses with wide area lens cover. The impact resistant shatterproof, polycarbonate lenses provide physical protection against flying insects and other hazards, ideal for mountain biking, road cycling etc.

Spyderco Grasshopper Knife C138 The larger version of the 'Honey Bee' Knife, has a 2.3 inch long, 2.25 mm thick, 3CR13 Steel blade and stainless handle. The 'Micro-Slipit' Knives are non locking slip joint knives with resistance to closing provided by the backspring.

Spyderco Honey Bee Knife C137 has a 1.6 inch long, 1.9 mm thick, 3CR13 Steel blade and stainless handle. The small size makes it ideal as a keyring or neck-chain knife

Spyderco UK Penknife C94 Lightweight has a 3 inch long, GIN-1 stainless steel, hollow ground, leaf shaped blade and FRN handle. Available with maroon, grey or blue FRN and plain edge, part serrated of fully serrated edge blade.

Manufactured by Hitachi Foundry, GIN-1 steel has improved edge retention compared to 440C steel, with better corrosion resistance than ATS-34 or AUS-10 steel.

Spyderco Terzuola Slipit Knife C131 has a 3 inch long, 2.5 mm thick, S30V, stainless modified sheep-foot blade. The nested dual stainless handle liners include ball-bearing detents which control the blade position. Blade is held fully open, fully closed or in the halfway position with additional force required to move from these positions.

Eickhorn Knives Pocket Rescue Tool 5 PRT V 102142 made in Germany, part-serrated, locking blade with button lock release on the handle. The handle has non-slip rubber inlay, a secondary seat belt cutter blade and emergency tempered glass-breaker.

Each knife is individually serial numbered and supplied in a gift-tin with pivot-pin adjustment tool

Eickhorn Knives Pocket Rescue Tool 5 PRT V 102142 price: £46.49 including UK delivery. 

Tool Logic SLPlier (SLPLY) now in stock. The SL Plier has a 3 inch, part serrated locking blade with folding pliers and bit holder in the handle.

One of Tool Logic's 2009 product range, the SLPLY has a stainless handle with zytel overlay on one side. The Tool Logic SL Plier SLPLY includes a mini bit holder in the end of the handle with small and large Philips / flat head bits included.

ToolLogic Rescue Knife SL6 now in stock. The SL6 rescue knife has a 3 inch, liner-lock, blunt-ended rescue hook blade with sharpened inner surface.

The newest addition to the ToolLogic SL range has the same synthetic black outer handle with waterproof accessory sleeve, built in whistle and pocket clip. The Tool Logic SL6 Rescue Knife includes a removable hardened glass breaker / LED torch combo. This is for emergency use on tempered vehicle glass and is meant to be operated separately from the knife.

Case Sodbuster Jr. Yellow Handle Knife now in stock. The Sod Buster Junior measures 16.5 cm (6.5 inches) open, with a 7 cm (2.75 inch) hollow ground, stainless blade.

The simple design has a very secure back-spring which literally snaps the blade open and requires considerable force to close the blade.

The handle liners and rivets are made of brass and the handle scales are synthetic composition with smoothed-off edges. Case Sodbuster Jr. Black Handle Knife is also available for the same price.

Spyderco Centofante 4 C66PBK4 now in stock. One of Spyderco's 2009 range of lock knives, 76 mm long, hollow ground VG-10 blade made in Japan, designed by U.S. custom knifemaker, Frank Centofante

Named after the sixteenth century Earl of Wharncliffe, the traditional Wharncliffe blade has a perfectly straight edge with the blade back forming a convex arc towards the tip. In this Spyderco version, the blade back curves downwards from half-way along the blade. The curved portion of the blade back has an unsharpened swedge, producing a thinner blade tip. The blade is 2mm thick, hollow ground VG-10 steel with a jimped thumb ramp above the 12 mm diameter thumb hole.

Spyderco Centofante 4 Knife has matte textured, fibreglass reinforced nylon handle scales with with grip-enhancing furrows on one side. There is a single sided, nested steel handle liner into which the pocket clip screws are anchored. The pocket clip may be positioned for right handed tip up or tip down carry. Compared to the Spyderco Delica 4, the Centofante-4 weighs less due to the single sided nested handle liner, and thinner blade profile.

Spyderco Urban Wharncliffe Blade now in stock. One of Spyderco's 2009 range of non-locking knives. The Urban Wharncliffe Blade knife has a 65mm long, plain edge VG-10 flat ground blade and is made in Japan. The design is non-locking with a blade length below 3 inches, and is by definition a pen knife under UK law.

Named after the sixteenth century Earl of Wharncliffe, the traditional Wharncliffe blade has a perfectly straight edge with the blade back forming a convex arc towards the tip. In the Spyderco version, the curve of the blade is accentuated by the thumb hole. The result is a blade back which gradually curves from spine cusp to blade point, producing a less sharp blade tip. The handle of the Urban Wharncliffe Blade Knife is safety-orange coloured G-10. Composed of layers of glass cloth laminated with epoxy resin, G-10 is a resilient and practically indestructable material. Due to the lightweight nature of the handle material, the Urban knife weighs just 57g. The side-changeable, deep pocket clip allows the knife to be clipped flat inside a pocket, with the clip on the outside.

Chris Reeve Damascus Blade Knives now in stock. Each knife is a unique, one-off creation.The Damascus Mnandi knife has a 2.75 inch blade with thumbnail recess on both sides, which allows one-handed opening. The handle is titanium with jigged Madagascar rosewood inlay. The blade is Devin Thomas stainless, ladder pattern damascus steel.

Devin Thomas stainless damascus steel is a combination of approximately 90 % AEB-L steel and 10 % 304 steel. Swedish-made AEB-L contains 12.8 % chromium and has excellent toughness, edge retention, workability, ease of sharpening and ease of polishing. The AEB-L steel is mechanically forged to the softer 304 steel to produce the raw material for the blade. The final blade has been finished, heat-treated and tempered before being etched with ferric chloride to bring out the pattern.