2026 Price List
See my official price list for 2026:
IMPORTANT
We at GZ Custom Blades intend to create and maintain a yearly price list. Therefor we issue a HUF and EUR Price list as well as we include the military discounted prices for National (Hungarian Defencse Forces, Police, Customs, Corrections) Military and Law Enforcement as well as NATO military.
At this moment due to the dynamic nature of the economic environment both home and abroad, we maintain the right to change the prices in case the production costs and the circumstances require that.
For US and Non EU Zone Customers: USD and other national currrency prices are calculated based on the daily EUR/USD Exchange rate at the time of purchase.
Our steel selection
Lost with steel namings? Check our interactive steel guide and selector to find the best steel for your needs.
What the ratings mean
Toughness
How well the edge and blade resist chipping and breaking under impact, twisting and batoning.
Edge retention
How long the edge keeps cutting before it needs sharpening.
Corrosion resistance
How well the blade resists rust from sweat, blood, humidity and salt water.
Ease of sharpening
How quickly you can bring the edge back on ordinary stones in the field.
Toughness, edge retention and corrosion resistance figures are sourced from metallurgist Larrin Thomas's independently tested ratings at Knife Steel Nerds — "Knife Steels Rated by a Metallurgist" (unnotched Charpy toughness, CATRA edge retention, salt-spray corrosion testing). Ease of sharpening is GZ Custom Blades' own field estimate and isn't part of that dataset.
All steels side by side
Toughness, edge retention and corrosion resistance run 0–10 and are Larrin Thomas's published, independently tested ratings (see source above), not GZ Custom Blades' own numbers. Ease of sharpening is GZ Custom Blades' own field estimate. * CPM MagnaMax, A8 Mod and Titanium Gr5 are not covered in Larrin's published ratings — their toughness/edge/corrosion figures are GZ Custom Blades' own estimates instead. Every steel is a trade-off: gaining in one column costs in another. Edge geometry, heat treatment and how you use the knife matter as much as the steel itself.
