Knife Reviews
I went to the SHOT Show (Shooting Hunting Outdoors Trade) 2020 and the Las Vegas Custom Knife Show 2020 and saw literally thousands of knives. Because of the internet in general (and Instagram in particular) most of them looked familiar, but I had never seen 99% of them in person. I buy pretty much everything ...
I really enjoy Blade Magazine. I've subscribed for years, and smile when their magazine finds its way into my mailbox each month. Part of what I enjoy is how they write articles I could never write. Deep dives into the history of custom knife making, coverage of high end customs pieces, and interesting commentary on ...
I haven't reviewed much Gerber stuff on here. That's because these days Gerber's best known products are plastic handled collaborations with Bear Grylles, or is just super low end, or something like the Downrange Tomahawk - cool, but not something I can review very well. I enjoy the occasional fixed blade, but confess that I'm ...
This review is a series of firsts. After over 400 reviews, this is the first time we have reviewed a knife with a fully serrated blade. It's also the first time we have reviewed a knife with H1, an uber stainless blade steel. At first glance, that may hold some significance. But really, this is ...
Guns may be the main draw the SHOT Show, but there is a healthy amount of knives at the Show. One I saw at 2019’s SHOT Show that caught my eye was the Gerber Key Note. I loved the unique look, small size, and how lightweight it was. I saw it at SHOT, and after ...
Ray Laconico designs some elegant knives. I like the clean lines, and the practicality of his pieces. I'm not alone, and over the past few years his work has taken off. Kizer was smart to collaborate with him, and the results so far have been excellent. Buy the Kizer Yorkie at BladeHQ We previously reviewed the ...