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Last year I received the Benchmade Dacian for review, a premium fixed blade EDC knife that was made to hold up to whatever it had thrown at it while outdoors or in town. Made from...
Sometimes, the job is just opening a box or cutting a length of cord. You want a comfortable grip, a useful blade, and controls that make sense. Paying more for premium materials i...
Reminiscent of the stocks of the classic firearms of the past, the exquisitely-grained American walnut grips of the WOOX Leggenda folding knife confer an aura of timeless beauty th...
Obviously the Buck 110 and 112 are as iconic as they come. But does it stand up as a modern EDC? Aaron seems to think so…
Back in the late 2000s and early ’10s, I spent some time in a cubicle, an outdoorsman moonlighting in the corporate world. Now I do it from my home office, the trail, or an Airbnb...
When it comes to folding hunting knives, I’ve usually been a fan of Buck knives—specifically, my Buck 110 that I’ve had for years of chasing bucks and ducks and bears and anything...
If I was forced to pick just one style of knife to use for everything, it would probably be a Scandinavian style fixed blade with somewhere between a 3.5 and 5 inch blade and a Sca...
So I’ve been reviewing Benchmade knives for a while now, with one of my earliest articles on here being a review of a Benchmade Casbah that I used for work and fishing. So I though...
And this isn’t the first time I’ve gone to Tuscany with only one Spyderco. The first time, it was the Tuff by Ed Schempp. Last year, it was the Serrated Chaparral, which turned out...
f you make recommendations about anything—food, movies, folding knives—invariably you come to a tension between what you like and what is good. Often that Venn diagram has substant...
Fixed-blade knives have always had a strange relationship with collectors. The fanciest customs were protected from the day they were purchased, while affordable hunting and camp k...
We’ve all heard the phrase “don’t reinvent the wheel,” along with its many forms. If something is already perfect, you should spend your time inventing something else. Come up wi...
These hunting knives cost well under $100 and many of them are made in the USA The post The Budget Hunting Knives We Actually Use and Recommend appeared first on Outdoor Life.
Bear & Son Cutlery has introduced their new Carbon Steel 2-Blade Folding Knife as well as the 4” Locking Piranha 2-Blade for hunters this fall. If anyone is searching for a kni...
The UCO story began in 1971, when the company started manufacturing metal parts for outfits like Boeing, K2, and others in Washington State . The Original Candle Lantern arrived in...
There’s no question that the classic Bowie knife’s aggressive clip-point blade is an endlessly compelling silhouette. One consequence the Bowie bros (fighter Jim and designer Rezin...
It wasn’t long ago when MagnaCut was embargoed from non-US companies. Then the Italians got it. Now the Chinese. I don’t blame Niagara. In an economic environment that is not favor...
Nope, it is not. At first glance, the Jess Horn in CPM CruWear looks like a knife from another era. And that is a huge part of its charm. There is something wonderfully timeless ab...
When it was announced earlier this year, Montana Knife Company’s first-ever folding knife made quite the stir. Despite its promised premium materials and build, the just-under-$400...
Amtac Blades has a lot of knives in its catalog. I even own a few, but the Minuteman II has been the one most people reach for first if they’ve decided to plunge into the world of...
Serrated bread knives may seem like specialized kitchen tools, but you’d be hard-pressed to slice that beautiful loaf of sourdough you brought home without one. Unlike standard kit...
Classic good looks are making a comeback.
It is the middle of the month and time for me to share this month’s Knife News column from the October print issue. As always, we have covered some of these items in these digital...
James Brand has released its latest knife-based multitool, fleshing out a branch of their offerings that until now had consisted of a single model. The Helton takes the minimalist...
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