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SOG Twitch II Review

by Clayton Walker Leave a Comment

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I'm hardly the first to say it, but the rise of well-designed manual flippers has really thrown the value of automatic knives into question. When already-good flippers are paired with assisted-opening mechanisms, true autos are obviated ever further. That said, my beef with many assisted-opening flippers is that they're chasing an aspect of autos I ...

Filed Under: Assisted and Automatic Knives, EDC Knives, Folding Knives, SOG Tagged With: assisted opening, aus-8, flipper

Acta Non Verba Knives A200 Review

by John Burridge 4 Comments

Acta Non Verba Knives A200 Knife Review

I’m going to take a wild guess and say that unless you live in the Czech Republic or you’re a mega-knife nerd (like me) you haven’t heard of Acta Non Verba Knives. The name is a Latin phrase that means “actions, not words” and the company, which I will henceforth refer to as ANV, started ...

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Sleipner

Kershaw Pub Review

by Clayton Walker 3 Comments

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Well, it's finally happened: After several years of buying almost all of the models I really wanted, my knife purchases are slowing down dramatically. (Heretical, I know, but bear with me.) Today, I have a drawer full of knives with great ergonomics, good steel, and excellent blade shapes for particular tasks. I also have several ...

Filed Under: EDC Knives, Folding Knives, Kershaw, Multi-Tools Tagged With: 8Cr13MoV, Dmitry Sinkevich, wharncliffe

SOG SEAL XR Review

by Clayton Walker Leave a Comment

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For some, getting right up to the point of “too much” is exactly the point. I'd read once that Chevrolet didn't see any need to put a stronger engine in the Corvette in the sixth and seventh generations because without a mid-engine chassis, adding more power would just spin the tires. Sensible enough. Meanwhile, Dodge ...

Filed Under: Assisted and Automatic Knives, Folding Knives, SOG, Tactical Knives Tagged With: flipper, S35VN

Spyderco Matriarch II Review

by Clayton Walker 1 Comment

Spyderco Matriarch II Review

The Spyderco Matriarch's predecessor, the Civilian, carries a somewhat curious warning. As the company writes on the knife's product webpage, “Because of its distinctly specialized features it is not intended or designed for general utility or everyday use.” Reading this and knowing nothing about the Civilian, the layperson might wonder why a consumer might spend ...

Filed Under: Collectable Knives, Folding Knives, Spyderco, Tactical Knives Tagged With: FRN, lockback, VG-10, wave feature

Kershaw Chill Review

by Clayton Walker Leave a Comment

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If there's a gripe I have with Kershaw as a whole, it's that there are simply a lot of products in the company's lineup to keep track of. Over the last decade or so I've paid attention to their catalog, I'd argue half of Kershaw's offerings are similar to the point of being completely undifferentiated. ...

Filed Under: EDC Knives, Folding Knives, Kershaw Tagged With: 8Cr13MoV, g10, liner lock, Made in China, R.J. Martin

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