Knife Reviews
Last Updated: August 26, 2019 The term "aegis" has ancient roots. Commonly used in Greek mythology, aegis means "protector" and has been often symbolized in the form of a shield. In many ways the ]SOG Aegis is emblematic of a protector as well. Buy the SOG Aegis at BladeHQ If ever needed the Aegis could certainly offer ...
Last Updated: August 26, 2019 I recently acquired a Spyderco Bob Lum Tanto. This is a sprint run (limited edition) knife limited to around 700 pieces. It's a pretty unique offering designed by custom maker Bob Lum. Buy the Spyderco Lum Tanto at BladeHQ As you probably know, Bob recently passed away (RIP) and so this ...
Last Updated: May 22, 2019 I never grew up hunting. It was something my family never got into, and so I was deprived of that early introduction to the classic hunting knives that so many Americans get to enjoy. However, my family was big into fishing, so I've got some pretty mean filet knives - small ...
Filip de Leeuw is a Belgian knifemaker who makes some amazing folders. I came across his website, DeviantBlades.com and fell in love with his classically styled knives featuring modern materials and enhancements like pocket clips, thumb holes and titanium frame locks. His knives are clean, simple and meticulously finished. I find myself drawn to the ...
Last Updated: August 21, 2019 In my opinion the wharncliffe is one of the most under-appreciated blade shapes out there. Many may write the shape off as a novelty, but in my experience a wharncliffe blade can be incredibly useful for a lot of every day tasks. That's why I wanted to make sure I eventually ...
SOG got their start with one fixed blade combat knife. It's hard for me to imagine a knife company's future balancing on the edge of one blade, but that's how it went. Thankfully that knife was popular so we now have many SOG knives to enjoy today. One of those knives is the SOG SEAL ...