Knife Gripes Episode 50: The Finale
Knife Gripes is brought to you by UrbanEDCSupply.com
The bad news is, after one year and over 4 solid hours of griping, this will be the final regularly scheduled episode of Knife Gripes with Nick Shabazz. The good news is Nick will continue to offer a gripe from time-to-time. And, starting later in the week, KnifeNews.com will be hosting a new column where Nick will share his unvarnished opinions on a range of important topics affecting the knife world.
We want to thank Nick for his contribution to KnifeNews.com and the knife community in this outstanding body of work. Special thanks also go out to the sponsors of Knife Gripes – KME Sharpeners and Urban EDC Supply – for helping to make the show a reality!
Knife Gripes with Nick Shabazz is brought to you by our friends at UrbanEDCSupply.com
More Episodes of Knife Gripes with Nick Shabazz
Episode 49: Cataloged
Episode 48: Smooth operator
Episode 47: Abandoned
Episode 46: Extra mile
Episode 45: MAP Mishap
Episode 44: Underhanded
Episode 43: Long game
Episode 42: Steel sense
Episode 41: Wife gripes
Episode 40: Fine print
Episode 39: Snaggage
Episode 38: TactiKool-aid
Episode 37: Oh my mod
Episode 36: Forgery
Episode 35: Lazy lanyards
Episode 34: Unknown origins
Episode 33: Slip up
Episode 32: Red scare
Episode 31: Hard landings
Episode 30: Strong enough
Episode 29: Flip the clip
Episode 28: Stale
Episode 27: Fatal Flaw
Episode 26: No Spin
Episode 25: Edgy
Episode 24: Locked up
Episode 23: Silent treatment
Episode 22: Midtech umbrella
Episode 21: Fuller Failure
Episode 20: Tunnel vision
Episode 19: Curveball
Episode 18: Shortchanged
Episode 17: Why so serious?
Episode 16: Clipocalypse
Episode 15: Love thy newbie
Episode 14: Talking smack
Episode 13: Take the plunge
Episode 12: Cut it out
Episode 11: Flipping parasites
Episode 10: Unwarranted
Episode 9: 867-5309CF
Episode 8: Flipping out
Episode 7: Stuck in the 90s
Episode 6: On your marks
Episode 5: Hard sell
Episode 4: Tough on Teflon
Episode 3: It ain’t easy being cheap
Episode 2: Vanilla is for ice cream
Episode 1: Screwed up
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