All posts tagged "Lee Smith"
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New ESEE Tertiary: The Izula Goes Tactical
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...
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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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GiantMouse Brings Pro-Tech on for New Elmer Auto
GiantMouse breaks new ground with the Elmer, latest addition to their always-growing ACE lineup. The Elmer, produced in collaboration with a well-known auto manufacturer, is GiantMouse’s first foray into...
Kizer Sets the Sheepdog on Utility Duty
It looks like Kizer is the latest company to get in on the “enthusiast-approved utility knife” trend, with a new rendition of one of their most popular collaborations outfitted...
TOPS Takes Tex Creek to Slipjoint Station
TOPS is taking a crack at a slipjoint with their latest release, the Tex Creek. Although it is outside of the usual TOPS wheelhouse, the Tex Creek has the...
We Knife Co. Crunches the Numbers on the Collinear
The We Knife Co. designers are getting a bit wild, a tad experimental, with a new model called the Collinear. This one approaches the large EDC folder concept from...
Shop Talk: Hoo Knives on First-Ever Slipjoint Model
U.K.-based Hoo Knives has always kept an eye out for the particular needs of users in its home country, and their latest release, the Dragon, sees them answering a...
