Benchmade 940 Osborne Review
It’s Benchmade time again, folks, and we are back with the classic review. You all know how much I love the Mini Griptilian
[...]
AuthorJames Davis
SOG Twitch II Review
It’s not a secret that SOG has always been a company known for making stand-out products. Automatic multi-tools, ingeniously stiff Arc-Lock, adjustable belt-clips,
[...]
Spyderco Military Detail Review
Spyderco Military was one of the first EDC folders I heard about when the knife-crazed paranoia began. I remember myself opening the website,
[...]
Spyderco Paramilitary 2 Review
Spyderco Paramilitary 2, American knife, is considered to be the classical model among pocketknives for daily use. This model is still the most
[...]
Kershaw Skyline Review
The knife is completely made in the USA, which of course is felt from the first minute. An excellent texture handle, chiselled into
[...]
Spyderco Endura 4 Review
It is not a secret that Spyderco has always been responsible for the most revolutionary and innovative knives ever created. From their early
[...]
Benchmade 707 Sequel | Detailed Review
First thing I asked myself, when this knife arrived for the review was, ‘Sequel to what?’ I mean, Spyderco Delica is the sequel
[...]
Benchmade 556 Mini-Griptilian Review
From the old school Bali-Songs to the new age Axis-Lock knives, the company with a butterfly logo has always been known for the quality
[...]
Kershaw Leek Review
As we have repeatedly noted, the short blade often wins in usability. In particular this applies to those cases where you need a
[...]
Spyderco Tenacious Review
Honestly, I didn’t want to write Spyderco Tenacious Review, the network is full of good and full of reviews about this knife. However,
[...]