Acta non verba, Latin for “actions not words” and often stylized as “deeds not words,” is a pithy saying, a maxim that is well-exemplified by the knife company that bears its name. Acta non verba knives are substantiated by deeds alone, made from extremely durable materials like G10 and titanium that will not flinch under pressure; they also make artful and practical use of tool steel blades that are extremely strong and will hold an edge admirably. The very embodiment of their own name, these knives represent a no-nonsense approach to tools that would much prefer to execute a job than talk about it.