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Schrade Frontier SCHF52 Review

by Josh Wussow Leave a Comment

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Sometimes, you just need a big, dumb knife. Thus was the rationale behind my purchase of the Schrade Frontier SCHF52, a tool designed “with extreme wilderness survival situations in mind.” While I don’t consider myself an extreme sort of guy, I do certainly enjoy both the wilderness and the thought of surviving. Buy the Schrade ...

Filed Under: Camp Knives, Fixed Blade Knives, Schrade, Survival Knives Tagged With: 1095

Mora Garberg Review

by Josh Wussow 7 Comments

Last Updated: July 15, 2019 You’re familiar with the concept of being “fashionably late,” right? It’s the idea that, by showing up to a party well after the festivities have begun, you’ll gain coolness-points by joining in just as the fun hits its stride. While no one has ever accused me of being either fashionable or ...

Filed Under: Fixed Blade Knives, Morakniv, Survival Knives Tagged With: 14c28n, clip point, Made in Sweden

Zero Tolerance 0450CF Review

by Dan Jackson 17 Comments

I don't know about you, but sometimes I lust after knives for months, or even years, before pulling the trigger. That was the case with this Zero Tolerance 0450CF. The original 0450 was cool, but the carbon fiber version put me over the top. It's a little lighter and sleeker, and the choice of green ...

Filed Under: EDC Knives, Folding Knives, Made in the USA, Titanium Frame Lock Knives, Zero Tolerance Tagged With: carbon fiber, dlc, Dmitry Sinkevich, drop point, Frame Lock, S35VN, titanium

Casio G-Shock Gulfmaster GWN-1000

by Aaron Shapiro 1 Comment

My Dad was a firefighter for his entire adult life. One of the enduring memories I have, as a budding gear-baby, was Dad taking his g-shock off and setting it on the counter. Dad wore the same watch for years, it survived fire, and water, shock, and general abuse galore. Ultimately when Dad retired after ...

Filed Under: Watch Reviews Tagged With: Casio

Condor Swamp Romper Review

by Josh Wussow 4 Comments

Quick – What’s the first name that springs to mind when someone mentions “budget blades?” For me, the response is usually “Morakniv.” But there’s another answer out there in this Pictionary of the mind – Condor. Buy the Condor Swamp Romper at BladeHQ Though generally known for the Bushlore knives, this El Salvador-based manufacturer offers a ...

Filed Under: Camp Knives, Fixed Blade Knives, Survival Knives Tagged With: 1075, Made in El Salvador, scandi grind, walnut

Spyderco Chaparral FRN Lightweight Review

by Benjamin Schwartz 6 Comments

The word ‘refinement’ is one of those bits of critical shorthand that gets people nodding their heads without, most of the time, meaning anything. But in the case of the Chaparral FRN, the latest, least expensive entry in a series that began in 2011, we know it’s been worked over, thought about, maybe even agonized ...

Filed Under: EDC Knives, Folding Knives, Spyderco Tagged With: cts-xhp, FRN, made in Taiwan

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