Knife Country, USA

The spear point blade is known for its symmetrical shape, with the spine and edge tapering equally to a centered tip. This design gives it excellent piercing ability while maintaining a balanced profile for slicing and utility work. Popular in both traditional pocket knives and modern tactical folders, spear point blades combine style, control, and practical performance.

At Knife Country USA, we carry a wide selection of spear point folding knives — from classic canoe and camp patterns to modern assisted-opening models. Whether you’re looking for an elegant traditional knife or a tactical tool with everyday versatility, this category has options to fit your needs.

Featured Products

• Otter Messer Mercator Spear Point — a German-made lockback folder with olive handles and a spear point blade for balanced utility.

• Rough Rider Camp Knife — classic camp pattern with amber jigged bone handles and spear point functionality.

• Tac-Force Assisted Spear Point — tactical assisted-opening design with a spear point blade and G10 handles.

• Rough Rider Mini Canoe — traditional mini canoe pattern featuring spear point blades and bone handles.

Top Brands in This Category

• Marbles Outdoors — classic outdoor knives, including traditional spear point folders.

• Rough Rider Knives — affordable and collectible spear point designs across multiple traditional patterns.

• Otter Messer Knives — German heritage brand with high-quality spear point folders.

• Boker Tree Brand — timeless German-made knives featuring spear point blades.

Related Categories

• All Folding Pocket Knives — explore our complete folding knife collection.

• Lockback Folding Knives — secure lockbacks, often paired with spear point designs.

• Linerlock Folding Knives — modern tactical and assisted-opening spear point folders.

• Fixed Blade Knives — for when you want spear point performance in a non-folding format.

FAQ

Q1: What are spear point blades best for?
A: They excel at piercing thanks to the centered tip, while still providing good slicing ability along the edge.

Q2: How do spear points compare to drop points?
A: Spear points have a sharper, more centered tip for piercing, while drop points offer more belly for slicing and general utility.

Q3: Are spear point knives used in tactical applications?
A: Yes. Their piercing strength and balanced design make them popular for modern tactical and combat knives.

Q4: Are spear point knives collectible?
A: Definitely. Traditional canoe and camp knives with spear points are highly collectible, particularly from brands like Rough Rider and Boker.

Q5: Do spear point knives make good EDC options?
A: Yes. They balance everyday utility with piercing strength, making them versatile for daily carry.