Knives

The biggest headliner at Blade 2016 might have been Columbia River Knife & Tool’s Homefront with “field strip” technology.

When I think of Ka-Bar what immediately comes to mind is combat-ready knives at budget prices. In terms of value, i.e., best bang for your buck, it’s tough to find a better deal than a Ka-Bar knife.

One new knife that caught my eye was the Druid 290 folder. What’s intriguing about the Druid 290 is its grip. It’s grip-tastic!

Microtech was showing off their eye-catching SBK. Designed by Sebastijan Berengi of Borka Blades and Anthony Marifone of Microtech, the SBK is one wicked-looking fighter.

When you’ve created the ultimate knife, how do you improve on perfection?

Now, Cabot Guns is taking its talents to the blade industry with their launch of Sandrin Knives — a line of blades made from Tungsten Carbide,

The KA-BAR Tactical Spork. I don’t even know what to say. A tactical spork!!!

Last summer, we began a quest to find the perfect knife. We’re looking for one blade that can do it all. After some false starts, we’re back with a new short list of contenders. And the one’s we’ve selected are going strong.

Intro is not yet a household name, that’s because they’ve only been around for about a year now.  But in the 12 months or so since their inception under their parent corporation, SMG Inc., they’ve certainly made a splash within the knife world. How did Steel Will differentiate themselves in a super crowded marketplace?  By [...]