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Lynch Northwest is an everyday carry gear company founded by Casey Lynch, who got his start designing titanium pocket clips after wanting to customize his own Spyderco knife. What began with a small batch of clips eventually turned into a full manufacturing operation in Spokane Valley, Washington, where the team now produces knife clips, pry bars, replacement scales, and other specialty accessories. The company also makes its own fixed-blade knives under the Lynch Blades name, with models like the Sparrow Seven and Swift Six manufactured in-house.
Lynch Northwest uses equipment such as CNC mills and waterjet cutters alongside hands-on finishing and quality inspections, keeping a close eye on how its products are made. Its own products are designed, sourced, and manufactured in the USA, and the company backs them with a lifetime guarantee. It’s a great example of a small American workshop growing into a specialized manufacturer without losing its focus on craftsmanship and domestic production.
