All posts tagged "Knives"
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Overbuilt Andrew Demko Folder Takes Strength to the Extreme
Andrew Demko, the Head of R&D at Cold Steel and the man behind the Tri-Ad and Scorpion Locks, is well known for making tough-as-nails knives....
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Carbon Fiber and Tanto Blade Make a Classic Feel New Again
Special thanks to KnifeArt.com for providing a review unit of their exclusive Large CF Tanto Sebenza 21 for this story. Few knives enjoy the reputation of...
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Shop Talk: 7Forge Knives Goes from Science Project to Semi-Production
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...
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...
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Celebrate Jason Knight’s Birthday with the Latest Hummingbird EDC
Sponsored by: KnivesShipFree Jason Knight’s Hummingbird EDC has come a long way over the years since we first laid eyes on it. It’s available now at KnivesShipFree and, since...
If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Fulcrum: Quirky CRKT Folder Returns
The CRKT Fulcrum 2 is back after a bit of a hiatus. This folder is a Russ Kommer design and its re-emergence means that one of the most interesting...
September Buck of the Month is Stealthy, Subdued Alpha Scout
September, your Buck of the Month has arrived. After a brief sojourn into folders in August, we’re back in fixed blade land with this one, a special, amped up...
TOPS Rallies Behind Local Nonprofit with Special 3 Pointer
A well-liked everyday carry fixed blade from TOPS has just been redeployed in a special edition with a special cause behind it. The 3 Pointer Rally Edition carries the...
Benchmade Slipridge Series Slides onto Shelves
Behold, a new Benchmade model has arrived – or rather, a new Benchmade series, because the Slipridge comes in both fixed and folding versions, designed for outdoors use. No...
