Knife Reviews
The Rhino is a large folder from Tecnocut’s Viper brand. Honoring its namesake, it features an oversized frame, robust build and armored appearance. Created by long time collaborator and custom knife maker Fabrizio Silvestrelli, it has flowing considered lines and a distinct appearance. Buy the Viper Rhino at BladeHQ General Dimensions and Blade ...
The name SHOT Show makes many think the show is just about firearms and firearms accessories. Sure, SHOT is an acronym for Shooting Hunting and Outdoor Trade, but I’ve never actually heard someone call it anything but SHOT. If you’ve never been, you may be surprised to see the number of knives at the show. ...
Last updated: January 24, 2019 The Native has been a staple in Spyderco's catalog since 1997. Back when I first got into pocket knives it struck me as a potentially excellent knife. It has great specs on paper. Lightweight, high quality blade steel (at a time when that wasn't a given), a good useful size to ...
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 ...