All posts tagged "Tim Lyden"
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Leatherman Emphasizes Practicality with New Line Extensions
Leatherman is aiming to grow its share of pocket time with extensions of two of their most popular lines. With fewer tools that are easier to...
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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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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...
Ostap Hel Back with New Fixed Blade for Bestech
Ostap Hel has returned to his ongoing production collaboration with Bestech for the Hedron, a flexible, EDC-sized fixed blade design. Hel took advantage of the mechanical freedom afforded by...
Buck Drops New Drop Point 112 Ranger
The latest release from Buck Knives is a simple but important upgrade to one of their most popular knives. The Buck 112 Ranger is getting a new drop point...
