[meteor_slideshow slideshow=”zero-tolerance-0350″] The Zero Tolerance 0350 is not your standard Zero Tolerance knife. ZT knives are usually…simply stated…large. Big in blade and in handle, these knives are not to be trifled with. Many people find their knives too large to carry as an EDC (everyday carry). The ZT 0350 spring assisted folder is a refreshing...
[meteor_slideshow slideshow=”boker-epicenter”] Todd Rexford, a young and talented knife maker from Colorado, designed the Boker Epicenter for Boker’s successful Boker Plus line. Being the first titanium frame lock, this piece reaches a special status within Boker’s knife range. The titanium plates have a thickness of 5 mm, and are contoured three-dimensionally, offering outstanding performance and...
Cold Steel is a maker of fixed blade knives and folding knives. Founded in 1980, they are constantly dedicated to making the strongest and sharpest knives in the world. Their unique designs and quality craftsmanship combine to give you a knife worth buying. I am impressed by their Bowie fixed blade knives. Each bowie knife...
If you are looking for a great fixed blade knife you should consider going with the ESEE Izula. The Izula is the perfect concealed survival blade because it is small, lightweight and has an extremely durable blade. It is named after the bullet ant of Peru which locals call the Isula. This is considered the...
The knife that caught my eye: If there was ever a knife that I could pinpoint as my “gateway”, it is this knife. The Benchmade Griptilian (aka my Griptaur) makes an every-day-carry knife worth having. In fact, in the same true form and for its more comfortable and convenient fit in my pocket, I carry...
In December of 2011 I gave myself the gift of a Spyderco Chaparral knife. I was drawn in by its relatively compact size, good looks and Spyderco’s reputation for top-notch product quality. I’m a snob about the knives I carry, not in a stuck up— I’m better than you way, but I feel that the...