Lynch Northwest

Lynch Northwest began with a simple mission: to create better pocket clips for everyday carry knives. Founded by Casey Lynch, who started the business in his basement, this Spokane Valley, Washington-based company has grown from a one-person operation into a respected name in the EDC community. What started as a focus on solving a common frustration—bulky, poorly-designed knife clips—has evolved into a full-fledged manufacturing operation producing premium titanium accessories and cutting tools.

The brand's cornerstone product remains its deep carry titanium clips, which are designed in-house and backed by a lifetime guarantee. These clips have earned widespread praise in the knife community, with users noting how a Casey Lynch deep carry clip transformed their Para 3 from "meh to excellent". By lowering the carry position and reducing pocket profile, Lynch Northwest clips address a fundamental issue many knife enthusiasts face with factory hardware. The company manufactures these clips for dozens of popular knife models from brands like Spyderco, Benchmade, and Zero Tolerance.

Beyond clips, Lynch Northwest has expanded its catalog to include pry bars, titanium EDC tools, and complete knives. The Lynch Blades line features both folding and fixed blade designs that carry the same attention to detail and American-made quality that built the brand's reputation. The company produces limited-edition collaborative gear drops with other makers, creating unique pieces that blend functionality with collectibility.

All Lynch Northwest products are manufactured domestically, reflecting a commitment to quality control and supporting American manufacturing. The brand's growth from basement startup to established manufacturer demonstrates how addressing a specific need—better pocket carry—can resonate with an entire community of users who value thoughtful design and reliable performance in their everyday tools.