Knife Reviews
It has been a while since I have visited Kershaw's value offerings. The Injection 3.0, the Emerson Collabs, and the Strobe are nice knives for the money, but I think each model left the reviewer asking for a little more. Buy the Kershaw Link at BladeHQ Admittedly, these knives are all in the $20-30 range. It's ...
Last Updated: August 3, 2019 There is a knife in South Africa known as the Okapi. Originally produced in Germany in the early 1900s for export to the German colonies in Africa, the trademark and tooling was purchased by All Round Tooling (aka Okapi South Africa) in 1988 and all production moved to South Africa. Made ...
Last Updated: July 30, 2019 I have been holding out on you guys. Several years ago I purchased what is arguably my all time favorite gentleman's folder, and have yet to write a review on it. That is, until now. Buy the Fantoni Dweller at KnifeArt.com I'm talking of course about the Fantoni Dweller. This is is ...
Last Updated: August 26, 2019 Hogue is something of an odd brand in the knife industry. Despite their award winning designs, the Hogue line has never really caught on with the majority of the knife community. It could be that they produce button locks whereas consumers [think that they] want framelocks. Or perhaps the market is ...
Last Updated: August 30, 2019 Admittedly, the Mantra 1 had a hill of biases to climb from the start with me. It is a titanium frame lock flipper, a style of knife that I’ve never warmed up to. I find the flipper to be an inferior deployment method for knives, and while I’ve had positive experiences ...
First of all, this is not really a review. The 0888MAX is a pure collectible for me. A collectible I was able to acquire through a trade with my good friend Andrew of the Edge Observer. The knife has been admired and "fondled" (as much as I hate that word - it's right up there ...