Knife Reviews
I’m a big fan of ESEE knives. They tend to be strong, well made, and designed to last. On top of that their knives tend to be very affordable and very simply made. Their target audience is often the outdoorsman, the hunter, the prepper, and general adventurer. The Expat line is a specialty line of ...
Well, that didn't take long. Only a couple months after acquiring the Reate Crossroads, another Reate has found it's way into the collection. This time Reate has teamed up with knife designer Tashi Bharucha with a 4 knife series. Buy the Reate T2500 at BladeHQ I've long been a fan of Tashi. His designs are super ...
Today we are taking a trip to value town. It has been a long time since I reviewed a sub $25.00 pocket knife, and as of the day of publication, the is closer to $20 than $25. Buy the Cold Steel Pro Lite Sport at BladeHQ Ben reviewed the original Pro Lite back in 2016, ...
A watch never attracted and confused me as much as the heretofore referred to as the “Heavy Metal G.” On the one hand, you have the legendarily well-built G-Shock built into an all-metal case with a nicely finished steel bracelet. On the other hand, you now have a “beater” watch that’s encased in a ...
Reviewing the is about as safe as it gets. We have reviewed countless Sinkevich / Zero Tolerance designs. It is well within our comfort zone of review material. Buy the ZT 0470 at BladeHQ So why review the 0470? Well, it's a beautiful knife, it appears to be built differently than the other ZT/Sinkevich collabs ...
On paper, the Spyderco Kapara offers an attractive proposition: utilitarian design, high-end looks, and some of Spyderco’s most popular features fused together in a slim, pocket friendly package. Since it released in late 2018, the Kapara has been my near-daily companion. It took me longer than I expected to form my opinion of this beguiling ...