All posts tagged "Simon Aberg"
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Karesuandokniven Pältsa is the Result of Ambitious, Country-Spanning Project
Thank you to Karesuandokniven for providing the knife sample in the first photograph below, and in the video on our Instagram feed! Karesuandokniven is working...
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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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Boker Helps Outdoors Knife Make Leap from Fixed Blade to Folder
Boker is transmuting one of their outdoors fixed blades into a folding format for the fall. The Micro Tracker Folder adapts the rugged fixie original’s design into a more...
New Benchmade Flipper Releases at Last
When Benchmade’s 2025 catalog dropped at the beginning of the year, one of the most intriguing entries was for a modern flipper knife that, at the time, did not...
Terrain 365 Thins Down DTK Even Further for New Topo Variant
Terrain 365 has returned with the second generation of their DTK knife, a superthin dog tag-sized EDC folder. The new DTK-AT Topo has been tweaked to be even thinner...
Tactile Turns Lemons into Liner Locks with New Skeletonized Rockwall
No one has ever doubted Tactile Knife Co.’s creativity, but they’ve really proved it with the new Skeletonized Rockwall model. This holey roller variation of their flagship flipper stemmed...
Boker Brings out Baby Brother to Bronco
The Boker Bronco is getting a little brother at the end of this month. The cleverly-named Mini Bronco is a small, but do-it-all outdoors fixed blade made from high-performance...
