This week Gerber announced a brand new assisted-opening knife called the US-Assist. With a high-quality video and endorsement from Alicia “Motolady” Elfving, there is no doubt...
Opinel has just released a new folding knife, the Opinel No. 12 Explore, a large, outdoor-centric rendition of the traditional Opinel pattern. As one of...
Oregon-based Burnside Knives recently announced the release of its first fixed blade, a knife called the Blazer. Though Burnside is less than a year old,...
After dropping hints on social media last week, CRKT revealed two new limited edition versions of flagship CRKT knives today. Ed Halligan’s CRKT K.I.S.S. and...
Contrary to popular belief, not all budget-friendly knives are made oceans away. If you’re looking to celebrate the end of the short Independence Day work...
It’s taken five years, but DDR Knives has finally released the Absense of Doubt (AOD). Darrel Ralph, the owner of DDR, put the new knife through...
With yesterday’s announcement of the Quick Skin and Fiel, TOPS Knives just added some interesting twists and turns to their line-up. TOPS President and CEO Leo Espinoza has...
The ScorpioDesign Shapeshifter knives look and function like nothing else out there. They utilize a patented toggle lever lock that runs across a channel cut...
ESEE surprised visitors to their Blade Show booth with the Tertiary, an unexpected new mid-year release that turns one of its most popular designs on...
“I don’t overbuild anything,” says Josh Waggoner, martial artist and knife maker. He is talking about his soon-to-be-released design for Schrade called the SCHMBS. It...
The first time you see a knife designed by Lance Abernathy, owner of Sniper Blade Works, it’s sure to command your attention. His first production...
RMJ Tactical is announcing new products at a furious pace. In a single week the company, known for its tomahawks, nearly doubled the number of...
Ken Onion has spent the last 10 years working on what CRKT calls “his most significant innovation since spring-assisted knives.” Onion’s newest contribution to knife design...
If you’ve ever needed a simple 3 or 4-inch fixed blade that can stand up to any outdoor setting, you may already own an ESEE-3...
If you spent $600 on a knife, would you be comfortable using it every day? For a lot of people, the answer to this question...