Buck 110 and 112 with Crossbar Lock

The Buck 110 and 112 may be among the most recognisable and popular pocket knives ever made. Buck has now given these iconic pocket knives a striking update: a Crossbar Lock. Buck is also expanding the 797 Range, 790 and 791 series with new versions.

Buck 110 and 112: classics with Crossbar Lock

The Buck 110 Folding Hunter and more compact 112 Ranger need little introduction. They are two of the best-known models in Buck's history and true working knives. For these new variants, the traditional backlock makes way for a Crossbar Lock. The main advantage? Ease of use. You can operate the Crossbar Lock from either side of the handle, allowing you to unlock the knife quickly and easily with one hand. You also do not need to adjust your grip when closing it, and your fingers stay clear of the blade's path. The mechanism does contain more parts, however, making it mechanically more complex than a traditional backlock.

For collectors, it is precisely the combination of a Crossbar Lock and the distinctive design that makes this release interesting. Already have a classic 110 or 112 in your collection? Then the Crossbar Lock version is an obvious addition.

Buck 797 Range: made for tactical pocket knife enthusiasts

Also new are the Buck 797 Range Elite OPS and 797 Range Pro OPS. Two largely identical models, with the main difference being the blade steel: CPM MagnaCut for the Elite and 154CM for the Pro. Designed for enthusiasts of modern, tactical pocket knives. The series comes in various versions, including black, blue and green variants. Plenty of choice to find a version that suits your collection or gear.

A worn look for the 790 and 791

Finally, Buck is expanding the existing 790 and 791 series with new Trail Worn variants. The distinctive finish immediately gives these knives a worn appearance. As if they have already had their share of adventures, yet they are still as good as new to use.

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