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Bradley Kimura VII

Posted by Kaylene on April 16, 2013October 26, 2022, in News

This week at Blade HQ, the Kimura VII is on sale for only $75.95! All Kimuras have been discontinued, so if you’ve been wanting to get one, now is the perfect time. The Kimura VII is a USA-made butterfly knife, and this is evident in its construction. The Kimura VII is a great budget butterfly,... Read More

Best Fixed Blade on a Budget

Posted by Kaylene on April 16, 2013December 20, 2022, in Best of, Type

If were to guess, I’d say that for most people, the first outdoor knife they own is going to be a folding knife of some kind. But let’s be honest—a folding knife is great, and every person should have one, but a folding knife can’t do everything a fixed blade knife can. Generally speaking, fixed... Read More

Sebenza Spotting

Posted by Kaylene on April 12, 2013October 26, 2022, in Culture

Tags: Chris Reeve Knives, Pocket Knives

It’s been a while since we’ve done a post about knives in the movies on The Knife Blog, so I figured it was about time to do another one. While I was looking around online, trying to figure out which movie to focus on, I found out that Spyderco and Benchmade knives are fairly common... Read More

Combat Ready Knives

Posted by Grindworx on April 9, 2013October 26, 2022, in News

[slideshow_deploy id=’427′] If you’re in the market for a new knife, these Combat Ready Knives might be for you. These spring assists are sleek and solid, and they are perfect for taking on your everyday tasks. The aluminum handles give a clean yet tough look to these Combat Ready Knives, and the grooves add needed... Read More

Pimp Your Knife: Acid Etching

Posted by Kaylene on April 5, 2013October 26, 2022, in News

Tags: Automatic Knives, Boker, Kershaw

This is the second in a series of posts about knife modifications you can do yourself, A.K.A. pimping your knife. (***The acid used for acid etching is very strong. Always wear rubber gloves and goggles to protect your skin and eyes while acid etching.) I mentioned last week that quite a few people around here are into... Read More

Benchmade 32 Review

Posted by Kurtis on April 27, 2011October 26, 2022, in News

Tags: Butterfly Knife

Benchmade 32 Review by Ryan Howard If you are looking for a great collector’s piece for your balisong collection, the Benchmade 32 black serrated knife would be a great addition. The Benchmade 32 comes in blade different styles than even the hugely popular Benchmade 51. You have the choice of either Black BK1 coated or Satin... Read More

Buyers Guide to Budget Butterflies

Posted by Kurtis on April 26, 2011October 26, 2022, in News

Tags: Butterfly Knife

Buyer’s Guide to Budget Butterfly Knives Not too long ago if you were in the market for a new butterfly knife you had two options: the first was taking out a second mortgage on your house in order to purchase one that was so expensive that you were scared to touch it and the second... Read More

Balisong Uses & Muses

Posted by Kurtis on April 26, 2011October 26, 2022, in News

Tags: Butterfly Knife

Balisong Uses & Muses by Jessica Hall The balisong—also known as the butterfly knife—has a place on infamy in modern Western culture. The culprit: Hollywood. Well, mostly Hollywood. It has been so often portrayed in gang fights and other bad-guy-related confrontations that main-stream society considers them the primary weapon of choice in the Underworld. They... Read More

Ka-Bar Zombie Killing Knives

Posted by Mark on April 26, 2011October 26, 2022, in News

Tags: Ka-Bar Knives

Yep, you read that title right. New for 2011, Kabar Knives is releasing a set of Zombie Killing knives. These knives come with neon green handles, interchangeable with black scales, and black blades. There is one folding pocket knife, and a set of four fixed blades named after the four horsemen of the apocalypse. These... Read More

Butterfly Knife Construction

Posted by Kurtis on April 26, 2011October 26, 2022, in News

Tags: Butterfly Knife

Butterfly Knife Construction by Chris Jerman When it comes to the construction of a butterfly knife, there are two types that are the most common. There is the “Sandwich Construction” and the “Channel Construction.” Here is a very brief and basic description of the two. Sandwich construction is a method where there are many parts... Read More

New Spyderco Prototypes and Concepts Announced – UPDATED

Posted by Mark on April 19, 2011October 26, 2022, in News, Reviews

Tags: Spyderco

UPDATE: Spyderco has announced the potential release dates for some of these knives. I have updated the corresponding items. For those who don’t know, Spyderco Knives held a meet for all of their fans on March 6, 2011 in Amsterdam. Then, Spyderco was at IWA in Germany (also in March), and in Oregon at the OKCA... Read More

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