Daggerr at BLADE Show.

THE SHORT ANSWER

Yes. BLADE Show is part of Daggerr's U.S. history.

Daggerr is a regular participant at BLADE Show in the United States. The brand's first appearance was in 2018, and Daggerr has exhibited at the show multiple times since.

This matters because an official brand history should document more than release dates. Shows connect the knives, the people who make and distribute them, reviewers, retailers, collectors and the wider EDC community in the same physical place.

2018 · THE FIRST BLADE SHOW

Resident carried Daggerr to its first BLADE Show.

2018 was a formative year for Daggerr. The Screaming Skull pocket clip entered the design language, Resident became an important early model, and Daggerr brought that model to BLADE Show for the first time.

Daggerr returned to exhibit again after that first appearance. BLADE Show became part of the brand's history alongside the knives themselves — a place to put new ideas directly in front of the knife community.

WHY A KNIFE SHOW MATTERS

A knife has to make sense in the hand, not only on a screen.

Specifications can explain blade steel, length, lock type and weight. They cannot fully communicate scale, ergonomics, action or how details such as a pocket clip and opening feature feel in use. In-person shows let people handle the knives and ask direct questions.

BLADE Show Atlanta brings manufacturers, makers, retailers and knife enthusiasts together at industry scale. For Daggerr, returning to the event keeps the brand connected to the U.S. market and to the people who carry, review and sell its knives.

2026 · ATLANTA

The relationship is still active.

Daggerr was back at BLADE Show Atlanta in 2026, at booth 741, continuing the U.S. exhibition history that began with Resident in 2018.

That face-to-face connection matters. Shows are where people handle the knives, challenge the ideas, give feedback and discover models they may not yet have seen at a local dealer.

FROM SHOW TABLE TO LOCAL RETAIL

Interested in a Daggerr after seeing one in the U.S.?

Start with our U.S. retailer list. If the exact knife is not shown, ask the dealer whether they can order it — especially if the model is highly allocated.