All posts tagged "Kevin Johnson"
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Divo Knives Builds its Brand with Second Release, the Buzz
Divo Knives is building off the buzz of their first production knife release with a follow-up, an EDC folder called the Buzz. The Buzz brings...
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LeftyEDC Readies First Production Knife for Release this Year
Kevin Johnson, the man behind the LeftyEDC YouTube channel, is the latest person to make the jump from reviewing knives to making his own. Johnson...
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Grant Hawk Passes Away at 82
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...
Justin Lundquist Turns Feist Folder into Custom Fixed Blade
Justin Lundquist is giving fans of the Feist something new to fiend for with the Feist Fixed Blade. These custom pieces present the well-known design in an entirely new...
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Poltergeist Works Doubles Down on Integral Design with Sylph
Jakub Wieczorkiewicz of Poltergeist Works and Real Steel Knives are back together again, readying an upcoming model called the Sylph. Although aimed at the sub-$100 knife market, the Sylph...
Kizer Smolt Sees Jonathan Styles Working in Fixed Blade Format
New stuff inbound from Kizer soon, including the Smolt, a rugged, high-performance fixed blade with a compact form factor. There’s no arguing with the Smolt’s drop point blade shape:...
Peter Carey Returns to WE with Full-Size Nitro Follow-up
Knife maker Peter Carey partnered up again with WE Knife Co., this time to release a full-size production model of his Nitro custom. The Nitro OG, as they’re calling...
KA-BAR Custom Shop Renders Becker Design in MagnaCut
Don’t let April close out without taking a peek at this new, limited edition Becker fixed blade from KA-BAR and its custom shop arm, State & Union. The BK76...
Jack Wolf Knives Closes out April with Big Spring Sale
Sponsored by: KnivesShipFree Jack Wolf Knives isn’t releasing a new model this month, which is unusual for the modern traditional maker, but they’re doing the next best thing with...
