The original Glory Folder earned its place in a lot of pockets. The 2.0 earns it again — same classic lines, same gentleman's-folder proportions, and a mechanism upgrade that's more fun to operate than a knife lock has any right to be.

Swap the old lock bar for a button lock, and you get a knife that tells you it's secure — you hear it, you feel it, and after a week of carrying it you'll find yourself opening and closing it just because you can. We also brought more of this knife in-house than any Glory Folder before it: frame, scales, spacer, pocket clip, and blade are all machined right here in Victor, Idaho, to tolerances measured in ten-thousandths of an inch — because a knife this size doesn't have room for anything less than exact.

The blade is still CPM MagnaCut, the steel this knife already trusted, now paired with a titanium frame that's light, warm to the touch, and entirely unbothered by weather, salt air, or neglect. A custom deep-carry clip tucks it low in the pocket, and it's available in five handle options, from Sunburst and Huckleberry G10 to Carbon Fiber, and Ironwood in a fluted design that's as much a grip upgrade as it is a good look.

It's still the knife you liked. It just got better at being it.