
Mini Innovation: Spyderco Roadie Slipjoint Knife
Designed to conform to a TSA regulation that was never enacted, the Spyderco Roadie is nonetheless a wonderful little pocket knife.
Designed to conform to a TSA regulation that was never enacted, the Spyderco Roadie is nonetheless a wonderful little pocket knife.
A collaboration between Emerson and Kershaw, the CQC-6K has the unique ‘Wave’ system, and the knife opens as you pull it from your pocket.
Morakniv calls the Garberg the ‘strongest and most robust knife’ it has ever made.
From luxe everyday carry knives to hard working multi-tools, SHOT Show is a hotbed of knife innovation.
No, this credit card sized axe isn’t exactly practical. But yes, it is still awesome.
The Kershaw Cryo is an inexpensive, assist-opening EDC knife designed by a renowned knife maker.
This knife is made in Pennsylvania, USA and exemplifies traditional cutlery with a fine fit and finish and useful form.
This tool, based on a small shovel, weighs just under 3 pounds and could come in handy when the going gets tough.
The Spyderco Schempp Rock is a wild looking survival knife that works exceptionally well in the field.
Love a lumbersexual? Well, they’re sure to love these gifts.
Multitools are a backbone piece of outdoors gear. This review presents a list of our current favorites.
Handmade knives tend to be crazy expensive. But the Jarosz JFS everyday carry fixed blade is super useful and at a price well within reach of many knife connoisseurs.
Small and unique, our tester reviews the Frikky, a friction folding knife that fits easily in a pocket.
After sifting through hundreds of folding knives suitable for everyday carry, these five floated to the top as the five best folding knives on the market today.
If you’ve got your wallet, you’ve got your knife. That’s the premise of the ‘WildCard.’
A dull knife is less functional and more dangerous to the user than a sharp one. Keep every knife in your house working perfectly with these tips culled from 55 experts.
The Didi Galgalu is the second full-tang design in Helle’s line. Our contributor puts it to a test in the woods of New England.
Its reverse curved handle and wharncliffe blade is a modern version of the river boat gambler favorite.
Exceptional steel, a complex grind the joy of owning a one-of-a-kind tool are reasons to consider buying this handmade knife.
Shopping at a big box store, this knife is a gem among a sea of garbage.
The CRKT Drifter is an exceptional value and one of the best knives for under $25.
The Ka-Bar Becker BK9 is one of the best (and most affordable) choppers on the market.
Aimed at the bushcraft crowd, the Pathfinder tries to be many things at once. Our author puts it to the test for this review.
Small, smooth and with exceptional blade steel, the Benchmade Valet would be the perfect everyday carry knife if it weren’t for one flaw.
Got an old machete lying around and want to practice grinding a knife? This video shows how.
Yes, you can pry with this knife. We got in touch with the designer to find out how.
Razor plus chisel equals this nearly-custom ‘Razel,’ a top-tier blade that’s hard to find but worth the hunt.
The tool slips onto a keychain or carabiner and provides a driver head and a bottle opener.
The Techno is a perfect rendition of the “little big knife” design philosophy.
Fallkniven U2 is a mid-size blade from a Swedish knife maker, but with Japanese roots.
This innocuous multi-tool blends right in on your keychain.
No, thanks.