In This Review: Is the Benchmade Bugout Vapyr just another reskin? No. But hold on—there’s more to it. The Bugout Vapyr is still a Bugout, but it has more going for it than a shiny new coat of paint (though it does have that). It’s been rebuilt to be lighter, thinner, tougher, and more user-friendly....
Today we have a very serious and disturbing pocket knife topic to discuss: the rainbow Boker Mermaid Knife. Yes, the one that looks like Poseidon’s garage sale collided with a Lisa Frank binder (Google her if you don’t know). The Mermaid is, without question, the most simultaneously controversial and coveted knife ever produced in modern...
When the Benchmade Bugout dropped in early 2017, it’s no exaggeration to say it took the world by storm. In a world where every ounce matters, the Bugout fits somewhere between a snack size bag of chips and a 2-pack of Twinkies from your local 7-11 at less than 2 oz...
For over a decade now, the Boker Kalashnikov has reigned as King of the affordable automatic knife. And should we really be surprised with Boker having a history that stretches as far back as the 1700s...
We’ve all heard the phrase, “Jack of all trades, master of none”, but is it true when it comes to pocket knives? A steadfast favorite of knife lovers, I put the Benchmade 940 Osborne through its paces to see if it lives up to its rich reputation. And after testing I will assign it a Knife Life Score. The 940 was first introduced at Blade Show in the year 2000. Now old enough to drive, get a tattoo, and fight for the US military, how has the Osborne aged...