Knives

For what it is, the Ontario RAT 6 is more or less perfect — an easy-riding, wood-splitting, turkey-carving, all-around beast of a survival knife.

Exceptional materials at a remarkably low price — you’d be daft not to look at the CRKT Squid II.

Knife design is a subtle art. A blade can be well made, beautifully finished, and competitively priced, but if it struggles as a tool, then…

Available now for preorder, the Urban EDC Supply LC is one of the most interesting pocket knives under $300. Its high-end fit and finish live…

Maybe the best Spyderco blade ever, the Brouwer is tough to find, but well worth the effort.

Digging into the Opinel knife’s performance and design shows that its key to success is a clever knife that uses its features and materials to…

The CRKT Attaboy is a strange knife. Not in a manufacturing sense, or even a functional one. But as I pulled the review sample from…

Lost in the sea of knife brands may be Petrified Fish. The Mini Beluga offers a simple, pocket-carry option. But is it worth charting a…

While Benchmade always puts thought and care into the knives it produces, when it comes to the Gold Class line, the company takes it to…