Examples of Survival Knives
- AKM bayonet introduced in 1959, has a Bowie style (clip-point) blade with sawteeth along the spine, and can be used as a multi-purpose knife and wire-cutter when combined with it's steel scabbard.
- Aitor Jungle King series. Hollow handled. All are stainless steel Bladed with stainless steel handle in JKI, Aluminum in JKII and Polymer in JKIII
- British Ministry of Defense Survival Knife (MOD4/MOD Carbon Steel Military Knife)
- Chris Reeve Knives hollow handled knives in the "One-Piece" line
- Cold Steel Bushman Series
- Doug Ritter RSK Mk3 fixed blade Made by Shon Rowen. (Rowen Mfg.)
- ESEE Knives - Full line of USA Made Survival Knives made by Rowen Mfg.
- Fallkniven knives
- Gerber Legendary Blades - Bear Grylls
- Grohmann Outdoor Knives
- Hackman Finland Stainless Hollow Handle Knife
- Hillknives Holland, makes the S.O.K. Special Operations Knife for Dutch Defence
- Ka-Bar Knives
- Kizlyar Cold steel - DV-2 Fixed Blade Survival Knife
- Klotzli knives - Model 5
- Martin Knives - MCEII, MCEII-7", SURV9, Apparo
- Mora knives
- Randall Made Knives - Model 17 "Astro", Model 18 "Attack and Survival"
- Ray Mears- Woodlore Fixed Blade
- Robert Parrish - 8" "Attack Survival " and the Model 36
- Robert Young Pelton designed the DPx H•E•S•T (Hostile Environment Survival Tool) sold by ESEE Knives and made by Shon Rowen (Rowen Mfg.)
- SOG Knife - Team Leader, SEAL Team, and SEAL Pup, SEAL Pup Elite
- Swamp Rat Knives - CampTramp, Howling Rat, Ratweiler
- Tops Knives
- Wilkinson Sword - Survival Knife/Dartmoor Survival knife (design of the mid 80's)
- W.G. Stegner - Fixed Blades
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