Knives

Victorinox Rambler: Swiss Army EDC

With its compact size and ample skillset, the Victorinox Rambler is perfect for lovers of the original Swiss Army Classic who want a little extra…

Written by Josh Wussow April 17, 2017

Buy A Knife, Support A Park

Victorinox Swiss Army will donate $25,000 to the National Park Foundation. You can support the effort by purchasing one of two Swiss Army Knife models.

Written by Sean McCoy April 11, 2017

First Look: Ultralight Leatherman ‘Skeletool’ Knife

Coming this spring, Leatherman introduces a ‘naked’ Skeletool knife that weighs barely more than 1 ounce.

Written by Stephen Regenold March 28, 2017

Next Level Blade Knowledge

Up your knife knowledge and learn about heat treatment, blade geometry, and finish.

Written by Anthony Sculimbrene March 22, 2017

9 Multi-Tools That Push The Design Envelope

For those wanting to spoon oatmeal one moment and repair a horse-drawn carriage the next, this list of mold-bending multi-tools is for you.

Written by Nate Mitka March 20, 2017

First Look: AG Russell Light’n Bug Review

The AG Russell Light’n Bug is a small, EDC folding knife that everyone will love in their pocket.

Written by Anthony Sculimbrene March 07, 2017

A Quick Guide To Knife Sharpening

A knife is only as good as its edge: The sharper the better. Make it sharp and keep it sharp with these tips.

Written by Anthony Sculimbrene March 01, 2017

First Look: Hultafors Knife Brings Utility, Value

The 140-year-old Swedish brand now imports knives to the U.S. and brings a lot of performance for little money.

Written by Sean McCoy March 01, 2017

Opinel Knife Reclaims Century-Old Submerged Wood

100-year-old wood reclaimed from a Maine lake forms the handle of this knife from L.L Bean and Opinel.

Written by Sean McCoy February 21, 2017

Noob Survival Test With The Leatherman Signal

A mile from my van and with limited cell service, I confronted the essentials of life and ‘survived’ for four whole hours.

Written by Sponsored Post February 15, 2017

The Macabre Beauty Of Iceland’s Signature Knives

Whale teeth, sheep horns, horse hooves, and petrified trees are some of the ‘special ingredients’ that make these knives the stuff of legend.

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 07, 2017

Best Knives From SHOT Show 2017

SHOT show wrapped up last week and hundreds of 2017 knives were unveiled. Great design and innovation abound. Here is some of the new gear…

Written by Anthony Sculimbrene January 26, 2017

Iconic Buck ‘110’ Now Auto-Opening

The 110 model has been built by Buck since 1964. Now, it’s being reissued as an automatic opener.

Written by Sean McCoy January 23, 2017

5-Year Test: Leatherman ‘Style CS’ Doesn’t Fail

Carrying the Leatherman Style CS everywhere for five years, including on two trans-national trails, the only problem I experienced was solved by a drop of…

Written by Seth Orme January 23, 2017

SOG Belt Buckle Hides Blade, Fold-Open Multitool

SOG’s latest multi-tools come in some wild new forms, from ‘baton’ to belt buckle.

Written by Sean McCoy January 20, 2017

Trend: Hatchet-Throwing Leagues On The Rise

Move over dart league, hatchet throwing is a next big thing.

Written by Nate Mitka January 18, 2017

An Unlikely Knife: Tiny ‘Morakniv Eldris’

Morakniv recently created a fixed blade knife so small that you may mistake it for an April fool’s joke. But it packs a ton of…

Written by Seth Orme December 16, 2016

Kwaiken: EDC Gem From German Giant

This unique blade puts the German giant Boker on the North American map.

Written by Anthony Sculimbrene November 07, 2016

Best All-Around Blade? Fallkniven F1z Review

Are you in the market for a knife that’s light on the pocketbook but heavy on utility? The Fallkniven F1z could be your ideal everyday…

Written by Anthony Sculimbrene October 17, 2016

Tim Leatherman, Mr. Multi-Tool Himself, Gives A Factory Tour

Tim Leatherman, the inventor of the multi-tool, gave us a first-hand look at how his products are Made In The USA.

Written by Sponsored Post September 23, 2016

Folding Knife Deployment: Flip, Nick, Or ‘Wave’

When buying a folding knife, the deployment method is as important as other, flashier factors.

Written by Anthony Sculimbrene September 20, 2016

First Look: Iconic Opinel Knife Gets Survival Upgrade

A classic French brand pivots this month with a survival knife design. We took it into the woods for a first test.

Written by Stephen Regenold September 05, 2016

Forge To Fine Art: Blacksmith Aaron Cergol

Aaron Cergol crafts axes, hammers, and knives on a restored forge. In this original video, GearJunkie travels to Milwaukee where a young master blacksmith creates…

Written by GJ Staff July 29, 2016