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Benchmade 940-1 Review

by Benjamin Schwartz 22 Comments

Last Updated: July 13, 2019 Benchmade is a company that prefers iteration over innovation.  Most of the new knives fall comfortably, and somewhat uninspiringly, within the boundaries of its recognizable, slow-to-change design language.  Even really good new Benchmade knives, like the Valet, aren’t that differently from the Benchmades of five, even ten years ago. Buy the Benchmade ...

Filed Under: Benchmade, EDC Knives, Folding Knives, Gentleman's Folder, Made in the USA, USA Made EDC Knives Tagged With: axis lock, carbon fiber, S90V, Warren Osborne

Seiko SKX173 Dive Watch Review

by Dan Jackson 18 Comments

I am going to attempt something different here and write a series of reviews on watches. Being that this is the first watch review in the series, I figured that I might as well start at the beginning - at least in terms of my personal journey with watches. I won't pretend to be an ...

Filed Under: Misc. Gear, Watch Reviews Tagged With: Made in Malaysia

2015 Black Friday Knife Deals

by Dan Jackson Leave a Comment

Black Friday Knife Deals 2020

Once again, it is that time of year again. With thanksgiving dinner behind us, one can sit back and peruse the various Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals on offer from our favorite knife and gear purveyors. I've taken it upon myself to try and curate these deals for another year. What I have selected ...

Filed Under: News Tagged With: black friday

Ka-Bar Becker BK-9 Review

by Dan Jackson 6 Comments

With the weather turning cooler here in Florida, it was high time to get outside and to start tearing into the yard. We had an especially hot and wet summer this year, and the back 40 was taking over the entire house. I wanted to try out something new to tame the jungle, and settled ...

Filed Under: Camp Knives, Fixed Blade Knives, Ka-Bar, Made in the USA, Survival Knives Tagged With: 1095, Ethan Becker, Made in the USA

Streamlight Microstream Review

by Benjamin Schwartz 14 Comments

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Last Updated: August 3, 2019 It’s been my experience that the deeper my understanding of something goes, the less things of that something I like. To use my perennial dead horse as an example, years ago when I first started carrying and using knives, I thought the Delica was wonderful. However, over time as ...

Filed Under: Flashlight Reviews, Misc. Gear Tagged With: AAA

Victorinox Alox Pioneer and Electrician Review

by Grayson Parker 6 Comments

There are few companies which possess the brand recognition that Victorinox does. At one time, they were one of the co-producers of the Swiss Army Knife. In 2005, they purchased their ailing rival, Wenger, and have since consolidated the two brands under one label. For many, the word “pocketknife” is synonymous ...

Filed Under: EDC Knives, Folding Knives, Multi-Tools, Victorinox Tagged With: aluminum, Made in Switzerland, slip joint

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