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Benchmade Mini Boost Review

by Josh Wussow 1 Comment

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As a rule of thumb, most knife nerds steer clear of blades with assisted openers. They’re regarded as obnoxious, tough to maintain, and not as prestigious as something with a truly dialed in detent. But can you guess which type of folks tend to prefer assisted openers? In my experience, the answer is simple – ...

Filed Under: Assisted and Automatic Knives, Benchmade Tagged With: axis lock, drop point, s30v

Longines Conquest V.H.P. Review

by Aaron Shapiro 4 Comments

Something that comes up surprisingly infrequently when it comes to watches is the question, “What role does this item play in my life?” Timekeeping is the answer less often than I would anticipate. For me however, accuracy and reliability really are paramount. The advent of the quartz movement exemplified that accuracy did not always ...

Filed Under: Watch Reviews

Gerber StrongArm Review

by Travis Pike 6 Comments

Gerber StrongArm Review

One thing I have always had is a healthy respect for is a good fixed blade knife. As a young infantryman I fell victim to some clever marketing from Gerber and purchased the Gerber LMF II Infantry. It had infantry in the name so I couldn't go wrong right? While I may have been a ...

Filed Under: Camp Knives, Fixed Blade Knives, Gerber, Made in the USA, Rescue Knives, Survival Knives, Tactical Knives Tagged With: 420HC, drop point

Citizen Promaster Diver BJ8050-08E Review

by Aaron Shapiro 6 Comments

Generally, when someone gets into watches one of the first places they’re going to go is either Seiko or Citizen. This will generally dictate your brand allegiance from the start and it may prove difficult for you to look elsewhere. Myself, the first watch I ever wore with serious intent was a Seiko SKX009 that ...

Filed Under: Watch Reviews

Manly Peak Review

by Dan Jackson 2 Comments

I have a couple Manly knives for you today. That's not a typo. Manly is a Bulgarian knife manufacturer. More recently they have started distributing knives in the USA through their aptly named Manly USA distributor. A couple articles on Nemo Knives Review put their products on the map for me, and I quickly became ...

Filed Under: EDC Knives, Folding Knives, Tactical Knives Tagged With: g10, lockback, Made in Bulgaria

Spyderco “S” – Discontinued But not Forgotten

by A Sharp Guest Contributor 2 Comments

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Jealousy is often referred to as the Green-Eyed Monster. Being a little sister, I am all too familiar with this emotion. As a kid, my big brother always had the nicest and newest gadgets. He is also incredibly smart, so he had the best grades. I looked up to him and was inspired to ...

Filed Under: Collectable Knives, Spyderco Tagged With: 440C, Compression Lock, made in Taiwan

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