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Koenig Knives
Koenig Knives began with a Boy Scout who made his first knife, took every folder he could find apart to clean it, and had a dad who drove him to blade shows without knowing much about knives himself. By fall 2016, Bill Koenig had saved enough to lease a building in Boise, Idaho and fill it with a brand-new Haas CNC, surface grinder, and everything else needed to control his own destiny. Today every Koenig knife is machined in-house in Boise to a standard that has set the bar for the semi-custom production market, each backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
The Arius: A Flagship With an Addictive Action
The Koenig Arius, co-designed with TJ Schwarz, is about as universally admired as a titanium frame lock flipper gets, famous for machining precision and a flipping action collectors describe as addictive. Now in its fourth generation with Böhler M390 and CPM 20CV blades over smooth, Corda, and patterned titanium with carbon fiber inlay options, it bridges the gap between a slicer and a tank, and the Mini Arius compresses the same design to a 3 inch blade for daily carry.
Mini Goblin, Xenon, and the Machined Flex Lock
The Mini Goblin, developed in collaboration with Edison Barajas of Sharknivco, packs a 3.12 inch M390 wharncliffe into a frame lock flipper with serious presence. The Xenon is the newest platform and carries two genuine innovations: the Machined Flex Lock, a lock bar precision-milled at a predetermined angle so titanium never has to be bent to set tension, and a single-piece titanium clip whose post secures clip, handles, and backspacer with one screw, letting the whole knife come apart with just that screw and the pivot.
Helo Fixed Blades in CPM MagnaCut
The Helo brings Koenig precision to fixed blades, a compact CPM MagnaCut drop point with 3D machined micarta scales and a leather sheath, built for the owner who wants Boise machining quality outdoors. Our knife steel guide covers M390, 20CV, and MagnaCut, and our knife handle materials guide covers the titanium, carbon fiber, and micarta doing the work. Production runs are small and allocations sell through fast, so a Koenig in stock rarely stays that way.
