All posts tagged "Jesper Voxnaes"
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GiantMouse Fixed Blade Returns with Key Upgrades
GiantMouse has just released the GMF2-FF fixed blade. The FF is a revision of GiantMouse’s GMF2 model that sports some performance-oriented changes to its blade....
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Böker Enriches Fixed Blade Selection with Spring Releases
A pair of new fixed blades are joining the Böker Plus stable. Collaborator Sándor Hegyes returns with another, larger outdoors-centric design, and a Jesper Voxnæs...
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GiantMouse Readies Clyde for Release at Last
GiantMouse is releasing the latest addition to their ACE line, the Clyde, today. The Clyde is a small EDC folder, one that GiantMouse wants its...
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Viper and Jesper Voxnaes Unlock Options with the Key
Viper’s first big project of 2019 is the Key, a slipjoint collaboration with Jesper Voxnaes. The new Key prioritizes luxurious materials and finishing, and comes...
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SHOT 2019: Fox Tries Out Fresh Take on the TUR
Fox Knives had a tight lineup of releases on display this year at SHOT. New collaborations have resulted in some diverse knives for inclusion in both...
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GiantMouse Releases Second Knife in Accessible ACE Series
The Nimbus, second knife in GiantMouse’s ACE series, has just been released. Affordability and accessibility have been prioritized in the ACE products, but without a...
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Jesper Voxnaes Draws From History for New Belone Folder
Jesper Voxnaes is teaming up with Viper for the Belone, his latest production collaboration. Voxnaes broke away from his signature style for this thin, hard-working...
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GiantMouse Slims Down to Stylish GM3
GiantMouse’s third major release of 2017 is the new GM3, which will be available for purchase tomorrow morning. Designers Jesper Voxnaes and Jens Ansø have put...
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GiantMouse Stampedes into 2017 with Four New Products
GiantMouse Knives released its first batch of blades for 2017 today as it builds its brand in the premium knife market. Three limited edition knives and one...
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Knife Makers and Collectors Enjoying More Lenient Knife Laws in Denmark
Prior to July, Denmark had some of the most severe restrictions on knife ownership in a continent known for having the harshest knife laws on the books. This summer, the Scandinavian country...
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New Trends Emerge at NY Custom Knife Show
“Everything people are buying in the production market today started out as a custom knife somewhere,” says Les Robertson, Field Editor for Knives Illustrated and...
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Sal Glesser Shares a Piece of Spyderco History on the Forum
The Spyderco Forums are a special place for many reasons, not least of all because members of the Spyderco crew often post and interact with fans on there –...
Kyle Chumchal Signs on with Microtech
Kyle Chumchal of KC Knives has joined the engineering team at Microtech. Chumchal has already worked on one new release and talked to us about what he’s learned so...
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Benchmade Brings Jared Oeser’s Tengu Tool into Production Realm
Benchmade is already providing a line expansion for the new for 2020, Jared Oeser-designed 601 Tengu. The 602 Tengu Tool is a shrunk-down friction folder that also brings a...
Tommaso Rumici Creates Versatile Ferox Fixed Blade
The latest design by prolific maker Tommaso Rumici to hit the production scene is the Fox Knives Ferox. The Ferox is a tactically-inspired fixed blade with a multifunctional twist....
Jens Ansø and ZT Conjure Up Drop Point Slipjoint
Zero Tolerance and Jens Ansø have expanded their slipjoint repertoire with the release of the ZT 0235. This model expands on a chassis established last November with the 0230,...
Something Obscene Company Releases Integral Nemley
Felix Archibeque, the knife maker behind Something Obscene Company, is keeping the pedal to the metal this spring. Less than a month after the release of the Journeyman Hawkbill...
Benchmade Releases Automatic Version of the 940
The legendary Benchmade 940 is getting a major new line extension in the form of an automatic variant. Dubbed the 9400 Auto Osborne, this model brings the well-loved design...
