
A Knife Without Flaw: Civivi Lumi Review
For the price, materials, design, and execution, the Civivi Lumi is unquestionably one of the best knives on the market today. See why.
For the price, materials, design, and execution, the Civivi Lumi is unquestionably one of the best knives on the market today. See why.
Behold the Uinta V2, our favorite fixed-blade knife. The V2 is very, very sharp, comfy, and well-made.
Knives, knives, knives — for a while there, it felt like every company was releasing a dozen new models each month. It was a great time to be an EDC enthusiast, so long as you could separate the winners from the duds.
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Its middle-of-the-road size, light weight, midtier price, and tour de force of great Spyderco features make the Sage 5 LW a superb EDC.
More than a decade after its launch, the Leatherman Skeletool has some real competition — the SOG Flash MT. It’s a full-size multitool aimed at EDC.
It seems as if Benchmade took all of its technology and years of fixed blade technology and packaged it into the new 539GY Anonimus bushcraft knife. Lightweight and well balanced, from the state-of-the-art steel with a Cerakote finish to the ferro-rod loop, Benchmade really outdid themselves with this one.
This week, three lucky winners will receive a Work Sharp Precision Adjust Knife Sharpener and a Guided Field Sharpener.
SponsoredNew blade steel, new handle materials, and an upgraded design — see what we liked about CRKT’s utility winner, the Razelcliffe Compact Blackout Edition.
The Tactile Knife Co. Bexar Slipjoint Knife is, in our opinion, the best slipjoint knife on the market today.
Remi Warren released a new podcast. And he’s celebrating by giving you really cool stuff from MTNTOUGH, Stone Glacier, and Gerber Gear.
From the first moment I held CRKT’s new Squid XM, I knew it was going to be special. Check out our review of this great pocket knife.
In the market for fresh tools to make your life in the backcountry easier? Look no further than this sale on Gerber Gear.
Multitools come in all shapes and sizes. Here’s our short list of the best pocket multitools.
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If given one knife to carry in a survival situation, the Benchmade Fixed Adamas would be hard to beat.
Leatherman’s Innovation Garage just released its first limited-edition multitool. And it’s a blast from the brand’s drawing board past.
Next-generation ‘rustproof’ steel, a bulletproof design, and legitimate (literal) chops: The Dicerox Lagertha commands a lot of respect — and a healthy pricetag.
We tested the best multitools of 2022 with options for every use case and budget. Top picks include Leatherman, Gerber, and more!
The belt-bound, multipocket Ainsworth sheath and nylon Tool Pouch join the Leatherman ranks to help organize everyday carry essentials.
Value is something the knife industry has left behind. There are multiple production knives that sell for close to four figures. Shirogorov and Rockstead have been joined by Medford, Liong Mah, Reate, and Lionsteel in making ultra-high priced production knives.
About every five years, the “best” readily available steel changes and we are about 4 years and 11 months into the reign of the M390 family of steels. This means that it is about time to cast our sights out to the bleeding edge of metallurgy and see what is coming next.
Each year, knife expert Anthony Sculumbrene sifts through the hundreds of new knives released at the Shooting, Hunting, and Outdoor Trade Show, or SHOT Show. These are the most exciting new knives coming to market in 2022.
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In 2021, Survive Knives started releasing knives in greater numbers and with increased frequency. We took advantage of this and had a look at their GSO 4.5.
Thanks to the ingenuity of Argali’s Kodiak belt, I’ll never look at a belt the same way again.
‘What have I gotten myself into?’ was my immediate reaction when I brandished the CRKT Clever Girl Kukri for the first time.
CRKT keeps things simple with the Kith, a budget EDC blade with some smart design tweaks.
Three Rivers Manufacturing is a relatively new brand in the knife world. Since its debut a few years ago, where it moved from being a parts provider for other brands to making its own knives, it has met nothing but praise from the knife community.
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