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Kershaw Thermite Assist Knife Review (Post)
Kershaw Thermite Assist KnifeKershaw Knives designs and manufactures a wide range of knives, including pocket knives, sporting knives, and kitchen cutlery. Kershaw is a brand of Kai USA Ltd., a mem
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Benchmade Mini-Reflex II Automatic Knife Family Review (Post)
The Benchmade Knife Company is a knife manufacturer run by Roberta and Les de Asis in Oregon City, Oregon. Its products are geared toward many niche markets, such as outdoor sporting cutlery, rescue,
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Best Compact Pocket Knives for Urban Carry (Post)
Introduction A compact pocket knife is one of the most practical tools for urban everyday carry (EDC). Whether for opening packages, cutting loose threads, or handling small utility tasks, a well-desi
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TOPS Knives: Knives With Purpose (Post)
Introduction In the world of tactical knives, few names resonate as strongly as TOPS Knives. Established in late 1998, this remarkable company embarked on a mission to craft the highest-quality kniv
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New Arrival Knife Review: Pro-Tech Malibu with Black Dragonscale Handle (Post)
First Impressions – A Work of Precision, Performance, and Style If there’s one thing I’ve learned over the years running BladeOps, it’s that Pro-Tech knows how to make a statement. And with the Malibu
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Al Mar SERE Operator, Sawback (Post)
The extremely popular SERE knife by Al Mar Knives has been created here as a fixed blade knife. This knife is stripped down, functional beauty. The handle, which is plenty large for big hands, is ma
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How to Choose a Pocket Knife as a Gift: A Buyer's Guide (Post)
Introduction: The Thoughtful Art of Gifting a Pocket KnifeGiving a gift is more than just a gesture; it's a way to show thoughtfulness, connection, and understanding of the recipient's needs and pr
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TOPS Camp Creek Knife: A Quick Review (Post)
TOPS Knives: Camp Creek – The Right Blade for You?The Camp Creek knife from TOPS Knives is a popular choice in hunting knife across the board. With reportedly brilliant edge retention and better tough
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Buck 110 Automatic Knife Review (Post)
This story about Buck Knives goes like this. A young blacksmith apprentice named Hoyt Buck was looking for a better way to temper steel so it would hold an edge longer. His unique approach produced t
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Piranha P-8BKFS Excalibur Knife Review (Post)
Piranha knives has been around for more than a decade. They have been known for producing fine automatics since the beginning of their life span; and just like many other great knife companies, Piran
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Benchmade Vallation Spring Assist Knife Review (Post)
Benchmade has a rich history dating back over 30 years, Benchmade is the product of many dedicated employees, a never-quit demand for excellence and the de Asis family’s vision and total commitment t
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Knife Review: SOG Flash II Spring Assist Knife (Post)
The SOG Flash II Spring Assist KnifeSOG’s story begins in Vietnam, where members of a highly classified US special ops unit - known as MACV-SOG - carried a unique combat knife into the jungle on cov
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Benchmade Bedlam and Other Great Self Defense Knives (Post)
When many people think about a self-defense weapon, they think about a gun. While a gun is a fantastic, there are many drawbacks to them. They are expensive, they require a carrying permit, and in ma
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Microtech Bronze Sigil MK6 Knife Review (Post)
For over twenty years, Microtech has been working to build a long-standing tradition of innovation and quality with each knife that leaves their facility. In a world of ever-changing technology, they
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Kershaw Barge Multi-Tool Knife Review (Post)
There really is nothing like a Kershaw. From award-winning technologies and advanced materials to the solid sound of the blade lockup, when you’re carrying a Kershaw, you know you’re carrying the rea
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Knife Review: SOG Tomcat 3.0 Folder (Post)
The SOG Tomcat 3.0 Folder Knife “SOG started some 25 years ago in my apartment with a simple mission: To create innovative products that stand apart from the pack. While SOG has grown, our commitme
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Knife Review: Chris Reeve CGG Koi Pond Large Sebenza 21 Folding Knife (Post)
The Chris Reeve CGG Koi Pond Large Sebenza 21 Folding KnifeChris Reeve knives says, “Chris Reeve Knives is a production knife manufacturer. As a production company, we design and produce our own k
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Benefits of Glass Reinforced Nylon Handles (Post)
Nylon is a popular material for knife handles because of its strength, impact resistance, chemical inertness and stability at high temperatures. All these characteristics are enhanced by adding glass
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154 CM Steel: A Popular Choice for Knives (Post)
There are a lot of things that go into the design of a good knife. Blade shape, handle geometry and grip materials contribute to the overall functionality of a knife. At the heart of every knife, how
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Smith & Wesson Auto Conversion Knife (Post)
Smith & Wesson manufactures a button lock knife that is very similar to the Boker Magnum. The Smith & Wesson 50 series comes in two colors, black and champagne (silver). They are both constructed of
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Bradley Kimura Butterfly Knives (Post)
Bradley has quietly been carving out a well deserved position of respect for quality and great prices within the world of butterfly knives. Their recently released Kimura II, III and IV knives cont
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Which is your favorite Boker Kalashnikov? (Post)
Boker Kalashnikov 74 BKBoker Kalashnikov knives have become nearly an iconic part of knife culture. These knives are built as an interpretation of the extremely famous Kalashnikov AK-47. First desi
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Gerber Automatic Knives (Post)
Gerber makes several different automatic knife series. As you would expect, each series has a different name. The following are the current Gerber Automatic Knife Series: Covert 06 D.M.F Emerson Sa
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Microtech DOC Flipper Knife (Post)
Microtech DOC Flipper, Model MT153-2Do you like flippers? Do you want a knife built for heavy duty action? Look no further than the new DOC collaboration between Anthony Marfione and Mick Strider.
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Kershaw Emerson CQC-5K Knife Review — Quick Review (Post)
Kershaw Emerson CQC-5KThe next installment in the Kershaw Emerson collaboration series features the classic attention to detail and manufacturing excellence you expect from a Kershaw knife along with
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Spyderco Delica vs Endura vs Para 3 (Post)
About SpydercoSpyderco Knives was founded in 1976 by Sal Glesser and his wife Gail. The name came from a spider-shaped device they made called the Portable Hand, which was designed for jewelers, machi
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A History of the Automatic Knife: From Military to Everyday Use (Post)
Introduction In the diverse and intricate world of knives, automatic knives stand out as both a marvel of engineering and a symbol of practical utility. These knives, often regarded as a pi
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Kershaw Launch 13 Review: Sleek, Slim, and Lightning Fast (Post)
Kershaw Launch 13 Review: Sleek, Slim, and Lightning FastIntroduction:In the world of automatic knives, the Kershaw Launch 13 is a shining example of what happens when innovative design meets precisi
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440C Stainless Steel (Page)
Today’s handcrafted knives have never looked or performed better thanks to improved technology and manufacturing techniques. What hasn’t changed, for the most part, is the one material most commonly...
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Carbon Fiber Knife Handles (Post)
Knife Handle Materials — Carbon Fiber A carbon fiber knife handle is now widely available for this oldest of tools known to humankind. Carbon fiber is one of the greatest modern manufactured material
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Cold Steel Safe Maker VS. Cold Steel Safe Keeper II (Post)
Cold Steel Safe Maker Cold Steel Safe Keeper II Cold Steel makes some of the very best push knives on the market. The Cold Steel Safe Maker and the Cold Steel Safe Keeper II are similar
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Choosing a Butterfly Knife (Post)
Butterfly Knives Choosing a butterfly knife can be an involved decision. There are several things to consider. The first to consider is price range. You can find butterfly knives from just a fe
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Kershaw Emerson CQC-4K Knife Review (Post)
Kershaw Emerson CQC-4KKershaw and Emerson have just collaborated to release a line of knives built by Kershaw Knives based on the classic Emerson features. Each of these knives boast the “wave featu
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Tips for Choosing Your Survival Knife (Post)
Benchmade Bushcrafter 162If you walk into a room of knife enthusiasts and ask what is the best survival knife, you are certain to get as many answers as there are people in the room. The choice of a
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Knife Review: Microtech Combat Troodon OTF, Turquoise (Post)
The Microtech Turquoise Combat Troodon OTF Automatic KnifeFor over 20 years, Microtech has been working to build a long standing tradition of innovation and quality with each knife that leaves our
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Knife Review: Microtech Exocet OTF Knife, Proof Run (Post)
The Microtech Exocet OTF Knife [Proof Run]Microtech Knives, Inc. is a knife manufacturing company that is famous for its automatic knives. This company was founded in Vero Beach, Florida in 1994. It
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CRKT Amicus Compact Knife Review (Post)
Columbia River Knife and Tool company, or CRKT, was founded in Oregon in 1994. This is an American company that is known for distinction in design, selection, and quality. For over twenty years now,
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Boker Magnum Automatic Knife Review (Post)
Boker is one of the oldest knife manufacturers around, dating back clear into the 17th century. Boker says that “a huge chestnut tree towering above the small Boker hardware-factory in eh 17th centur
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Benchmade 2017 SHOT Show Blue Sequel Folder Knife Review (Post)
Benchmade 2017 SHOT Show Blue Sequel Folder KnifeTThe Benchmade Knife Company is a knife manufacturer run by Roberta and Les de Asis in Oregon City, Oregon. Its products are geared toward many niche
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Benchmade Emissary 3.5 Knife Review (Post)
Benchmade has a history that dates back over three decades. They believe that they are the product of many dedicated employees, a never quite demand for excellence and the de Asis family’s vision and
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Kershaw Outright Knife Review (Post)
Kershaw OutrightKershaw knows that there is nothing like a Kershaw. From award-winning technologies and advanced materials to the solid sound of the blade lockup, when you’re carrying a Kershaw, you
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Kershaw Barstow Knife Review (Post)
There is truly nothing like a Kershaw. From award winning technologies and advanced materials to the solid sound of the blade lockup, when you’re carrying a Kershaw, you know that you are carrying th
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Kershaw Volt II Knife Review (Post)
There is really nothing like a Kershaw. From award-winning technologies and advanced materials to the solid sound of the blade lockup, when you’re carrying a Kershaw, you know you’re carrying the rea
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Knife Review: Zero Tolerance Sprint Run 0055BLK Flipper (Post)
The Zero Tolerance Sprint Run 0055BLK Flipper KnifeZero Tolerance says, “ZERO TOLERANCE FOR ANYTHING LESS THAN THE BESTWe will continue to build the kind of premium-quality, professional knives that
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Knife Review: Spyderco Squeak Slipit Folder Knife (Post)
The Spyderco Squeak Slipit Folder KnifeSpyderco was founded in 1976 by Sal and Gail Glesser. Initially, the company focused on selling their first product, the Tri-Angle Sharpmaker, primarily at fa
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Knife Review: CRKT Bev-Edge (Post)
The CRKT Bev-EdgeColumbia River Knife & Tool, Inc. is an American knife company established in 1994, and currently based in Tualatin, Oregon. CRKT was founded in 1994 by Paul Gillespi and Rod Breme
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Knife Review: Boker Kalashnikov Cleaver Automatic Knife (Post)
The Boker Kalashnikov Cleaver Automatic Knife [BladeOps Exclusive]The Boker name and logo can be dated back until the 17th century where it seems like the Boker tools were very successful on the ma
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Knife Review: Boker Blue Sub Kalashnikov Automatic Knife (Post)
The Boker Blue Sub Kalashnikov Automatic Knife [BladeOps Exclusive]A huge chestnut tree towering above the small Boker hardware factory in the 17th century is the oldest traceable fact about the Bo
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