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EDC Father's Day Gift Guide

EDC Father's Day Gift Guide

Mitchell Nero |

Father's Day is this Sunday, 5th September and if you're still working out what to get him, we've got you covered. From pocket-sized companions to full-blown collector's pieces, here's our pick of gifts for every kind of dad.

A quick note on shipping: we ship same day for orders placed by 2pm AEST. Choose AusPost Express at checkout by latest Thursday 2pm AEST to make sure you receive it for your Father's Day get together this weekend (metro areas only).

For the Gadget Dad: RovyVon Flashlights

The RovyVon E60 - $139 and E10 LU - $156 attracted a lot of attention at the recent NSW Cutler's Expo, and it's easy to see why. Both are packed with functions beyond a simple beam, including a UV light for checking notes and a laser pointer. The E10 LU can run on a single AA battery, and both come with a clip so they can attach to a hat, pocket or backpack. Perfect for the dad who's always outdoors.

A Titanium Pen for the Detail-Obsessed Dad

Tactile Turn Clip Action Pen – $192

Tactile Turn's latest pen is absolute elegance. An integrated relief cut maintains consistent clip tension across everything from a lightweight shirt pocket to heavy denim, while a two-piece dovetail carrier anchors the mechanism securely and lets the clip move smoothly with every click. Machined entirely from titanium and built with the same obsessive attention to detail Tactile Turn is known for, the Clip Action is engineered for a lifetime of daily use.

A Classic for the Traditionalist

Rosecraft Blades Cumberland River Coke Bottle – $106

A vintage jigged bone slipjoint in the Coke Bottle pattern, this one's for the dad who appreciates a timeless design done properly.

The Tradie Dad

A Yuti Utility Knife - $79 or Civivi Pulsara - $98

These 2 utility blades both fit the bill here, with quick-swap blades and single-handed deployment. Both are available in a range of colours. The Civivi Pulsara has a flipper tab that makes it easy for dads who are new to knife deployment, while the Yuti offers the option of a Torx screw to keep the blade locked in tightly.

The Office Dad

Vosteed Parallel – from $206

This knife is impressively slim, and the engineering behind such a thin blade is genuinely remarkable. Anyone who handles it is blown away by the feat, making it a great fit for the dad who appreciates fine craftsmanship as much as function.

The Outdoors Dad

Kizer Field Mouse – from $104


Designed by Jake Ginsberg of JakebCreates, a talented USA custom knife designer, the Field Mouse features a 2.75 inch blade that sits comfortably in hand. It's small enough to slip into a pocket, ergonomic, and the perfect companion for the dad who's happiest outdoors. This one also sold well at the NSW Cutler's Expo.

The All-Rounder

 Civivi Button Lock Elementum II - from $112

Consistently a bestseller both online and in person, the Civivi Button Lock Elementum II is a classic design with an excellent detent, multiple deployment methods, and a range of handle materials to choose from. You can see why it won Best EDC Knife. A safe bet for any dad.

The Dad Who's Into Games

Kizer Staff – $350

Designed by Jonathan Styles, the Staff looks like something pulled straight out of a fantasy game. Flashy and unashamedly collectible, this is a true showpiece.

Civivi Elementum Maze – from $108

For the old-school arcade dad, the Elementum Maze features a game built right into the scales. Fun, a genuine conversation starter, and bound to get your dad off his phone for a nostalgic throwback to his childhood.

The Knife Collector Dad

Arno Bernard was a real talking point at our stand, with everyone who handled one having nothing but great things to say. It's a true collector's piece and absolutely stunning work, from the packaging right through to the machining and fit and finish. This one is bound to put a smile on any serious collector's face.

Running Out of Time?

Cut-off for any metro areas is Thursday 2pm AEST. If you can't quite make it by then, remember you can always get your dad an Adventure Carry Gift Card.

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