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Kizer Begleiter Review

by Benjamin Schwartz 1 Comment

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I’m not sure any single knife company has impacted the industry more in the last ten years than Kizer. They may not have been the very first company pushing the boundaries in terms of price-to-performance, but they were the first one to get lots of attention in so doing, not only forcing their existing competitors ...

Filed Under: EDC Knives, Folding Knives, Kizer Tagged With: drop point, liner lock, Made in China, VG-10

Victorinox Bantam Alox Review

by Seth Vietti 14 Comments

Victorinox makes the most popular pocket knives in the world. That’s not hyperbole, it’s just a fact: globally, Victorinox sells more folding knives than any other cutlery company and it isn’t even close. The Swiss Army Knife is an icon, lionized by media (MacGyver) and government (NASA) alike. They’re so well-known to be useful tools ...

Filed Under: EDC Knives, Multi-Tools, Victorinox Tagged With: aluminum, Made in Switzerland, slip joint

Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight FRN Review

by Dan Jackson 6 Comments

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The Spyderco Paramilitary 2 may be the most popular knife in the last 20 years. It's received near universal acclaim, and is revered by knife collectors and users alike. So when Spyderco released the Para 3 a couple years ago it was a big deal. Ben reviewed the Para 3, and he did a great ...

Filed Under: EDC Knives, Made in the USA, Recommended EDC Knives, Spyderco, USA Made EDC Knives Tagged With: CTS BD1N, FRN, Sal Glesser

Bestech Knives Malware Review

by John Burridge 4 Comments

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Over the years, I’ve noticed that in polite society when I whip out a folding knife to open a box or cut a loose thread, most people’s reactions are some variation of “Oh God, why do you have/need/carry that?” My usual reply is that a knife is the most useful tool in the world, but ...

Filed Under: Folding Knives, Tactical Knives, Titanium Frame Lock Knives Tagged With: flipper, framelock, Made in China, S35VN, titanium

Tudor Black Bay Chrono Review

by Aaron Shapiro Leave a Comment

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Watches, for some of us, become mementos of something we’ve done or somewhere we’ve been. Today it seems painfully appropriate that I am writing about this particular watch; It’s April 15th, 2019 and my afternoon was interrupted by the news that the magnificent Parisian cathedral of Notre Dame had caught fire and was burning. < Buy ...

Filed Under: Watch Reviews

Hardcore Hardware Australia MFE01 Rhino Review

by Andrew Gene Leave a Comment

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The Hardcore Hardware Australia MFE01 Rhino is a medium sized utility tool. It was designed by Australia based tool manufacturer Hardcore Hardware in conjunction with SOER, the Special Operations Engineer Regiment which supports the Australian Special Operations Command or SOCOMD. SOER specializes in Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive (CBRNE) threats. Buy the MFE01 Rhino ...

Filed Under: Misc. Gear, Rescue Knives Tagged With: d2, g10, Made in Australia

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