The Spartan Blades Enyo, part of the Bronze Line and categorized as a Field Grade Everyday Carry (EDC) Knife, draws its name from Enyo (pronounced i-nye-oh), the Greek goddess of war and companion of Ares, the Greek war god. This compact EDC knife is designed for versatile carry options, fitting into a pocket, inside the waistband (IWB), or securely lashed to a bag or vest. Crafted with ergonomics and portability in mind, the Enyo stands out as an everyday carry fixed blade knife. Its fixed drop point design ensures that the strength of the blade is carried forward into the tip, making it well-equipped for various everyday cutting tasks. The Enyo is designed to be ready for action in any situation that may arise. The Spartan Enyo comes with a form-fitted plastic sheath featuring a retention slide button, an IWB loop, and a 2-foot cordage, providing users with a range of convenient everyday carry options. Additionally, this handcrafted EDC knife includes a lanyard with a plated pewter Spartan helmet bead.

The Spartan-George Raider was designed by Les George, a prolific Knife Maker and former U.S. Marine as an homage to the Legendary United States Marine Corps Raider Stiletto of WW II. This sleek and durable dagger while holding to the overall design of the original knife takes advantage of a full tang design, injection molded handles, and modern SK5 steel. It is delivered with a knife-specific injection molded sheath for a secure carry and protection. This is a dagger that any Marine or soldier would be proud to carry into a dangerous situation or raid. This dagger was designed hilt-heavy to lay in the hand reducing the risk of dropping. It has a double-edged blade with a stiletto-sharp tip and diamond-shaped cross-section, sharpened on both cutting edges to its oval cross guard. It has a slender symmetrical grip, with a middle convexity. The original stiletto hilts were die-cast using zinc aluminum alloy to create the handle but, over time it was discovered that the zinc ions in this alloy tended to leach out, leaving the casting extremely brittle. As a result, more than half of the few Raider stilettos still in existence today have very fine hilt cracks or entire portions of the hilt missing, with pieces having simply flaked off; many more have replacement handles. Therefore, we chose a full tang design with durable injection molded handles.