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Kershaw Turbulence Review

by Dan Jackson 6 Comments

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Last Updated: September 17, 2019 I've mentioned in previous reviews that I sometimes find that Kershaw's product line falls into a bit of a slump. In the $20-50 range you have a number of what I feel are quite frankly, forgettable knives. Typically it involves some sort of black handle, and bead blasted blade. Many come ...

Filed Under: Assisted and Automatic Knives, EDC Knives, Folding Knives, Kershaw, Made in the USA, USA Made EDC Knives Tagged With: 14c28n, flipper, speedsafe, Tim Gaylean

Strider SnG Review

by Dan Jackson 15 Comments

Strider SnG Review

Last Updated: February 13, 2018 For many knife collectors the Strider SnG is a holy grail of sorts. Much like the Chris Reeve Sebenza, the Strider SnG represents the top of the line for production grade folders. Toss in a Hinderer XM, and you have what many knife collectors like to call "the holy trinity" of ...

Filed Under: Collectable Knives, EDC Knives, Folding Knives, Hard Use Folding Knives, High End Pocket Knives, Made in the USA, Strider, Tactical Knives, Titanium Frame Lock Knives Tagged With: Duane Dwyer, hard use, Made in USA, Mick Strider, s30v

3 Easy Knife Sharpening Tips

by Dan Jackson 4 Comments

3 Sharpening Tips

Last Updated: August 12, 2019 In this post I'll be covering three easy tips to help you sharpen your knives. Lets face it, sharpening can be a challenge, especially if you are getting into freehand sharpening. These tips are great for the beginner to intermediate sharpener that is trying to get their sharpening game to the ...

Filed Under: Sharpening and Maintenance Products

Blackwater Grizzly 6 Review

by Dan Jackson 6 Comments

Blackwater Grizzly 6 Review

The Blackwater Grizzly 6 is another knife in a new line up by California-based cutlery company Blackwater Knives. The Grizzly 6 is designed by Robert Young Pelton and Tom Novak, and is manufactured for Blackwater by LionSteel in Maniago, Italy. The end result is a sleek Italian fighter packed with rugged features. Buy the Blackwater ...

Filed Under: Blackwater Knives, Fixed Blade Knives, LionSteel, Survival Knives, Tactical Knives Tagged With: hard use, Made in Italy, niolox, Robert Young Pelton, Tomasso Rumici

Kershaw Cryo Review

by Dan Jackson 13 Comments

Kershaw Cryo Review

Last Updated: March 18, 2019 At long last, the Kershaw Cryo. This is another one of those Hinderer/KAI collabs that tantalized knife collectors back at SHOT Show 2011 (or was it 2012? the years just blend together). Whichever year it was, we waited what seemed like forever for this little knife. Finally, after eons of patiently ...

Filed Under: Assisted and Automatic Knives, EDC Knives, Folding Knives, Hinderer Knives, Kershaw Tagged With: 8Cr13MoV, framelock, Made in China, Rick Hinderer, speedsafe

Blackwater Ursa 6 Review

by Dan Jackson 6 Comments

Blackwater Ursa 6 Review

Blackwater Knives has recently released a cadre of new tools that caught my eye – both visually, and from a specification standpoint. The Ursa 6 is one of those tools, with an uncompromising design geared towards high speed professionals. Buy the Blackwater Ursa 6 at BladeHQ The Ursa 6 was designed by Robert Young Pelton, the ...

Filed Under: Blackwater Knives, Fixed Blade Knives, LionSteel, Survival Knives, Tactical Knives Tagged With: hard use, Made in Italy, niolox, Robert Young Pelton

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