Amare Knives Guide: Field Bro, Creator & Fixed Blades

Amare Knives: A Guide to the Field Bro, Creator, Six Finger and Duro Lineup

Quick answer: Amare makes practical, good-value knives across three categories: modern LR-Lock folders (the Field Bro), traditional-style slip joints (the Creator) and tough fixed blades (the Six Finger and the Duro Expedition One). Blade steels include VG-10, D2 and K110, and handles are mostly G10 with a titanium option on the premium Field Bro. Most models sit at a price that leaves room in the budget for a sharpener and a sheath.

If you want a knife that feels well made but doesn’t push you into boutique pricing, Amare is worth a look. The range is small enough to understand quickly, and each model has a clear job.

You can browse the full Amare collection at any time. Below is how the lineup breaks down, so you can pick the right one.

What Is Amare?

Amare is a knife brand with a focused catalog of folders, slip joints and fixed blades. The models share a few traits: straightforward designs, G10 handle scales on most knives, and steels chosen for their job, such as VG-10 on the carry knives and D2 or K110 on the fixed blades. (Add a line or two of brand history here from your own sources.)

Amare Folding Knives

Amare Field Bro: the everyday carry folder

The Field Bro is Amare’s modern EDC folder. It uses an LR-Lock (a lockback-style lock) and a VG-10 satin blade, and it carries a pocket clip. It comes in several versions:

• Field Bro LR-Lock, Satin VG-10, 3.25-inch, G10 handle, the base model
• FieldBro LR-Lock Jade, VG-10, G10 handle, in a green colorway
• FieldBro LR-Lock Blackout, VG-10, G10 handle, in all black
• Field Bro Premium LR-Lock Titanium, VG-10, Gray Titanium handle, the upgrade with titanium scales

Best for: daily carry, light utility work, and first-time buyers who want a quality folder without overspending. Choose G10 for a durable, grippy handle at a lower price, or the titanium version if you want a lighter, more premium feel.

Amare Creator: the slip joint with a modern handle

The Creator is a slip joint with a 4.5-inch VG-10 satin blade and a G10 handle. A slip joint has no lock, so it suits people who like a traditional pocket knife with modern materials. It comes in two colors:

• Creator Slip Joint, Black G10
• Creator Slip Joint, Orange G10

Best for: everyday tasks like opening boxes, cutting food and trimming cord, for people who prefer a classic slip-joint feel. Check your local laws, since slip joints are treated differently from locking knives in some places.

Amare Fixed Blades

Amare Six Finger: compact and spear-pointed

The Six Finger is a D2 tool steel fixed blade with a spear point and a finger ring, which makes for a secure, close-in grip. There are two versions:

• Six Finger Fixed Blade 2.0, D2, satin finish, finger ring
• 6 Finger Fixed Blade Spear, D2, with neck sheath

Best for: backup carry, camp chores, and anyone who wants a small, tough blade at an easy price. The neck sheath on the second version makes it easy to carry on you.

Amare Duro Expedition One: full-tang strength

The Duro Expedition One is a full-tang fixed blade with a satin K110 blade and wood handle, built for the outdoors. Full-tang construction means the steel runs the full length of the handle, which adds strength for heavier work.

Best for: camping, bushcraft-style tasks and general outdoor use.

Which Amare Knife Is Right for You?

Understanding the Steels

• VG-10: a Japanese stainless known for a good balance of sharpness, edge retention and corrosion resistance. It’s used on the Field Bro and Creator.
• D2: a tool steel with strong edge retention and good wear resistance. It resists rust better than many carbon steels but is not fully stainless. It’s used on the Six Finger.
• K110: a high-carbon tool steel similar to D2 that is also strong on edge retention. It’s used on the Duro Expedition One. Wipe it dry after use, especially in wet conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an LR-Lock?
It’s a lock mechanism on the Field Bro that holds the blade open for safe use and releases with a deliberate action. Practice opening and closing it a few times to get used to it.

What steel is the Amare Field Bro made of?
Every Field Bro listed here uses a VG-10 blade.

Is the Amare Creator a locking knife?
No. The Creator is a slip joint, so it has no lock. Some people prefer that traditional style, and others prefer a locking folder like the Field Bro.

Is D2 steel stainless?
D2 is generally called semi-stainless. It resists corrosion better than many carbon steels but needs more care than a true stainless like VG-10.

Which Amare knife is best for camping?
The Duro Expedition One is the sturdiest pick for outdoor work, with a full-tang K110 blade. The Six Finger is a lighter option for smaller tasks.

Does Black Country Outdoor ship Amare knives?
Yes. The store offers free US shipping over $69, 30-day returns, and most orders ship within 3 business days.

The Bottom Line

Amare covers the main knife needs with a small lineup. The Field Bro is the everyday folder, the Creator suits traditional slip-joint fans, and the Six Finger and Duro handle fixed-blade jobs.

You may also like our guides to folding and EDC knives, fixed blade knives and knife sharpeners, which suit the D2 and K110 steels well.