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KnifeInformer: 5 Best EDC Rescue Knives for Proper Preparedness
The everyday carry knife world is loaded with knives designed for an endless array of specialized tasks. This is both good and slightly confusing for some, as those of us who aren’t seasoned knife collectors or…
Discover What’s Inside with the All-New Palmer Clear from The James Brand
PORTLAND, OR (October 1, 2024) — The James Brand – makers of modern, minimal everyday carry products – launches the all-new Palmer Clear, a 100% translucent and post-consumer recycled version of the brand’s…
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If you are reading this, then you are probably not affected much by the fallout from Hurricane Helene.
First, our thoughts and prayers go out to those who bore the brunt of the damage, Florida, Georgia,…
AllOutdoor: Ball and Buck Releases 2nd Limited Edition Daniel Winkler Blade Collab
To kick things off, the Ball and Buck X Daniel Winkler Highland Hatchet has a price tag of $698. Steep in pricing, but equally high in quality. This camp style axe comes with a Chattanooga Leather Works leather…
EverydayCommentary: Daedalus Knife Co. Lab Review
We are in a strange place right now in the knife market. So many knives are rushing past the Sebenza Barrier like it is nothing more than a speed bump, that we no longer stare in shock at $1,000 production…
NewAtlas: Mini EDC knife shrinks hypnotizing kinetic theater to 5th pocket size
Earlier this year, we took a look at a knife quite unlike any other in the Craighill Sidewinder. True to its name, the knife uses a curvaceous deployment action that’s fascinating to watch. Trying to quickly…
NewAtlas: Titanium multitool gets more useful, by sproutin’ a saw
If a multitool already includes an adjustable wrench, surgical steel blade, bit driver and pry bar, how do you make it even more useful? Well, in the case of the new Pichi X2S, you give it a fold-out saw.…
Gear Patrol: One of Buck’s Best Fixed Blade Knives Just Got a Major Steel Upgrade
With a history dating all the way back to 1902, when a Kansas blacksmith apprentice named Hoyt Buck started experimenting with better ways to temper steel, has built a rep for high-quality materials and…
Knife Rights Files Amicus Brief to U.S. Supreme Court
Knife Rights has filed an Amicus Curiae (Friend of the Court) Brief in support of the Petition for Writ of Certiorari to the Supreme Court in the case of Snope v Brown (formerly Bianchi v. Frosh). The petition…
KnifeNews: Award-Winning Civivi Yonder Poised to Drop in October
Fans of utilitarian daily carry blades, this one’s for you. Civivi is setting to launch the Yonder into full release. This compact user took home a big award earlier this year thanks to its understated but highly…