Pros and Cons of Knife Metal Types
We’ve covered the various blade shapes that knives can have (Knife Blade Types), but that’s not the whole picture when it comes to choosing a knife. The metal the blade is made of has a large impact on how a knife will perform. Here we go over what each metal consists of and the pros and cons of using a knife blade made of that metal. 420 Stainless Steel 420 stainless steel knife blades are the most basic of modern knives. Read more →
EDC Knives for Under $50
CRKT Flat Out For the first EDC knife under $50, we have the Flat Out from CRKT. This model is new for 2019 and features a sleek all steel design. While that adds a little to the weight (3.6 oz) it adds a lot to the durability of this locking folder. The Flat Out comes with the Outburst spring assisted opening system, perfect for one-handed opening. I think this knife would go great with an all-stainless or silver-themed EDC collection. Read more →
Knife Reviews: The Victorinox Swiss Army Classic SD
I have carried one of these little guys for the last 2 years. I use it just as much, if not more, than any of my high-dollar pocket knifes or my beat-em-up EDC knives. Realistically, how many of us need to use a $100 knife or a $1000 custom, limited-edition, designer, exclusive knife to open our mail or to get dirt out from our fingernails? While I will always carry one of my high end knifes for conversation and in the rare case of self defense (God knows this little knife would be pretty useless in a fight), I use the Victorinox much more than my main carry. Read more →
Knife Reviews: Kershaw RJ Tactical 3.0
Looking for a cheap EDC knife? We review the Kershaw RJ Tactical 3.0 to find a solid knife, great for an affordable EDC folder. Read more →
The First Thing to Do With a New Mora Knife
Jesse Remington (@CaveBear86) tweeted about the first thing he does when he gets a new Mora Knife (because as cheap as they are on Amazon, who doesn’t have multiple?): Whenever I get a new Mora, I always use a Dremel, and put a 90° spine on it. Now it can strike a ferrocerium rod. If it's carbon I stick it in a potato for a few hours to get a good patina on the blade to prevent rust. Read more →