Knife Reviews
When you look over the the stuff I reviewed last year, it's a lot of high end pieces. With all that titanium and carbon fiber, you would think I've lost touch with the budget knives. In fact, when Travis wrote in his review of the Hogue OTF that the knife was expensive, a commenter said ...
After years of choosing timepieces based on their durability, it’s finally happened – I find myself in need of a dress watch. While 200-meter monsters like the Casio Duro and still rule my days, there’s now the occasional evening which calls for something a bit more refined. I’d previously owned an , a $130 ...
At first, nothing about the Spyderco Hundred Pacer appealed to me. For someone intent on wringing maximum utility from every inch, every ounce, and every dollar’s worth of blade, the Hundred Pacer seems absurd: too big, too heavy, and too expensive. It’s also… weird. Impressively weird, even for Spyderco, whose catalog is persistently peppered with ...
The C.U.T. is a knife conceived by Dmitry Sinkevich and produced by Fantoni Knives. Sinkevich is an interesting Russian custom knife maker who creates a wide variety of designs, a folding version of this knife being one of them. Buy the Fantoni C.U.T. at KnifeArt C.U.T stands for Contrast Utility Tactical. I'm not ...
The is a knife I was interested in reviewing when it first came out. But my original role as the sole author of this website has transitioned to more of a "contributing author and editor" role, and the Bugout was on someone else's list to review. These days I need to work with the ...
I didn’t get it. After tearing open the box and turning the knife over in my hand, I simply didn’t get it. Flat colors. Slow deployment. Boring construction. This is the legendary ? It’s a weird-shaped blade sandwiched between two pieces of gray titanium, with a retail price of $215. What manner of magic has ...