Ridge Runner Jar of Pocket Knives - 36 Knives in Counter Display Jar

$45.99
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3870 #19 RR404
3.1 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • STAINLESS STEEL BLADES: Dependable blades offer consistent performance across all 36 knives.
  • COLORFUL ABS HANDLES: Brightly colored grips add visibility and resist everyday wear and tear.
  • DISPLAY JAR INCLUDED: Clear plastic jar keeps knives neatly arranged and ready for resale or transport.
  • COMPACT AND PORTABLE: Slim folding design makes each knife easy to carry or tuck away.
  • BULK VALUE SET: An affordable way to stock up—great for events, promotions, or everyday use.
Ridge Runner Jar of Pocket Knives - 36 Knives in Counter Display Jar
  • STAINLESS STEEL BLADES: Dependable blades offer consistent performance across all 36 knives.
  • COLORFUL ABS HANDLES: Brightly colored grips add visibility and resist everyday wear and tear.
  • DISPLAY JAR INCLUDED: Clear plastic jar keeps knives neatly arranged and ready for resale or transport.
  • COMPACT AND PORTABLE: Slim folding design makes each knife easy to carry or tuck away.
  • BULK VALUE SET: An affordable way to stock up—great for events, promotions, or everyday use.
$45.99
The Ridge Runner Jar of Pocket Knives offers a budget-friendly way to stock up on dependable folding knives in a variety of eye-catching colors. With 36 knives packed into one display-ready jar, it’s a smart option for group gifting, giveaways, resale, or just making sure you always have a backup. Each knife features a stainless steel blade and a tough ABS handle that stands up to frequent use. Perfect for retail countertops or event setups, the jar keeps your collection organized and ready to go. The vivid handle colors make each knife easy to spot, while the compact size ensures they’re convenient to carry or store. Whether you're a collector, retailer, or outdoor enthusiast, this knife jar delivers practical value with a bold, eye-catching presentation.

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 12 reviews.

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Setzer

"Good little knives!"

Anonymous (5/5)

Just ok

"36 knives for 20 bucks is hard to beat. They are sharp and are able to be put on key ring. The jar is no more than 5 to 6 inches tall. 5.99 is not a realistic price for each knife. .99 to 1.99 is more realistic."

Robert D. (4/5)

Not so good

"nice little knives, but they are too small. would not purchase again."

Chris (1/5)

Not so good

"Very small and not sharp"

Jacques (2/5)

36 Jar of Knives

"I purchased a jar of knives, I am having fun with my friends with the knives.They like the blade and want to have one for the key chains. They are telling their friends."

John (5/5)

My third jar

"I completely understand prices rising, but these knives have doubled in price. Granted the new design has a better blade, but the handle lacks the quality of the first edtion. However, they are still inexpensive giveaways. If I see someone who needs a pocket knife, I give them mine and pull another from the jar when I get home."

Andrew (4/5)

Campaign Giveaway

"I give these away as a campaign item. I slip a little note inside asking for a vote. I have gotten nothing but smiles and positive feedback. I a careful though to make sure that I give them to adults only, as the blades are very sharp out of the box. I have purchased multiple times and have never received a broken knife in any shipment."

Bruce T. (5/5)

Simple but worthwhile

"These Knives are small and simply made. This is in line with the price, however and the size makes them ideal for carrying in your pocket. They are not very sturdy, but the blade is solid and holds and edge well. I am very pleased with the quantity and quality that I received for the price."

Stephen (4/5)

AWSOME

"WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW!!!!! REALLY GOOD KNIFE SET. LOVE AT FIRST SITE"

Meeps (5/5)

Good Value

"A decent little knife at a great price. Cheap enough to give away as incentives, or to just sell for a buck apiece."

David N. (4/5)

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