Knives

Recently, he sent me a TASS knife for review. TASS stand for Teams And Shit Shank. It doesn’t get more authentic than that. Yes, it was named by the SEAL platoon that helped designed it. They voted on it, and that’s what they came up with.

The Chris Reeve Sebenza 21 is a production knife with a custom feel achieved through decades of refinement and passion. Sebenzas feature a titanium frame-lock design originally created by Chris Reeve back in 1987, fueling the mass of frame-lock folders you see today.

This is the first of three articles in this Father’s Day Gift Guide series. Each article has a maximum price ($125.00 or less, $75.00 or less and $25.00 or less). Have a Happy Father’s Day!

In addition to showcasing their new products at Blade 2016, Benchmade also highlighted improvements made on some of their most popular knives. I got a chance to look at the new and improved Benchmade 940-2, which keeps the Osborne design of the original 940, but now comes equipped with G-10 handles featuring green anodized barrel spacers. [...]

Some knives just call out to you.  It’s not something you can control.  You walk by and they just whisper, Hey there, come check me out.  You know you want to.  Everybody’s doing it. Such is my experience with Zero Tolerance’s Limited Edition 0427.  I couldn’t help but to stop by and, well, drool a [...]

Brand-spanking new from White River Knife & Tool is the Firecraft line of knives.

Quick bit of history for you.  Did you know that Spyderco was the first manufacturer to include a pocket clip on a knife?  Yup.  They were. Truth be told, Spyderco has always been on the cutting edge (forgive the tired pun) of blade design and innovation.  Arguably, no one does more to push the boundaries [...]

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.