Emerson’s new Seax folder is based on an Viking utility knife design. The ancient design will get some modern touches like Emerson wave deployment, ergonomic G10 handles, and a 3.9 inch wharncliffe blade. Intended as an everyday carry knife, with its thick blade stock, the new Seax should have no trouble flexing into a tactical role as well.
In the last five years, the knife making scene has absolutely exploded, with dozens upon dozens of new names, new talents, and new knives. One shop that gained a...
Hawk Knives delivered deeply sad news to the knife world yesterday: Grant Hawk, one of the most innovative, boundary-pushing knife makers of the 20th century, passed away earlier this...
If you’ve been waiting, patiently, perhaps for years, for Civivi to release a fillet knife – well, your time has come at last. Civivi is calling it the Shawka,...
Summer is in full swing and Buck is tearing out of the gates with the immediate release of the July Buck of the Month. This month sees the company...
Auxiliary Manufacturing continues full steam ahead, and is about to see its first production collaboration model through Boker. When it arrives with dealers, the Boker Plus Pocket Rocket will...
Earlier this month we touched bases with Rivery Manufacturing, formerly Rivery CNC, a shop that changed its name to suit its growing ambitions and built on the continuing success...
We Knife Co. is preparing to welcome yet another new collaborator this year with the soon-to-be-released Inmate model from Jerad Neeve. The Inmate unites large dimensions to a very...
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