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2026-06-03 07:17:51 -

Two Things to Look for in Fishing Knives
The term “fishing knives” is a little bit nonspecific, but nonetheless, there are two primary qualities you should look for, which will be explored from a high level here. Demystifying the Term Fishing Knives First, we need to shed a little light on the term we’re using here in the first place because it could definitely mean different things to different people....

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2026-06-03 06:58:49 -

Reflections on Choosing an EDC Knife: Fixed or Folding
Many who carry a knife daily would not dream of carrying a fixed blade. To them, these heavy “sheath knives” are reserved for camping, hunting, and other purposes, not daily carry. On the flipside, the fixed fanatics, those who call folders “pre-broken”, wouldn’t be caught dead on the daily with a folder. Let’s meet in the middle. There are advantages...

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2026-06-02 11:02:44 -

Jack Wolf Knives: Highlighting the Diamondback Jack with Linen Micarta Scales
Jack Wolf Knives are renowned for their classic designs, utilitarian functionality, and high-end steels and scale materials. That being the case, it’s hard to pick one to highlight, but all the same, the Diamondback Jack, specifically the model with green linen micarta scales and a stonewashed S90V sheepsfoot blade is a good one. Here’s what makes it great. Blade Steel, Profile...

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2026-06-02 07:50:33 -

About the Karesuando Knives Stoera Aksu
Karesuando Knives, or more properly, Karesuando Kniven, isn’t just about knives, despite the name. They also make a variety of pack axes that are not just truly works of art, but which are marvelously functional. This short post will take a closer look at the Stoera Aksu (4013) that’s outfitted with a natural curly birch haft. Here’s what you should know. Tough Steel The...

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2026-05-27 06:53:38 -

Why the Fox Knives Chilin (Black, Stonewashed, M398 with Titanium Scales) Is a Winner
There are lots of great Fox Knives, so to single one out, like the specific variant of the Chilin that has a black, stonewashed M398 blade and a bronze anodized titanium handle, requires some justification. Where This Knife Hits First, let’s look at overall size and profile. This version of the Chilin only weighs 5.11 ounces and has a 3.15” blade giving an overall length...

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2026-05-25 11:26:39 -

About the S45VN Steel Used in Many Half Face Blades
Half Face Blades makes knives and tools that are built to perform, unboastfully, under the most extreme conditions. Half Face Blades are also made with some of the best steel alloys that the industry can currently furnish, even some that are rarely used. Take, for instance, S45VN, which is used on so many of their knives. This alloy is sort of like a slightly upgraded version of...

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2026-05-14 08:26:08 -

7 Reasons Ferrocerium Fire Starters Are a Better Failsafe Than Lighters and Matches
Two is one and one is none. You should keep to that maxim anytime you are in the field because if you are carrying something that you need, only have one of it, and lose it, you’ll be up a creek. Therefore, based on the title of this post, the suggestion is not that you should replace your lighter or matches with a ferrocerium fire starter; only that you should also carry one. ...

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2026-05-12 12:58:42 -

What’s the Difference Between a Camp Knife and a Survival Knife?
For those of you just getting into collecting knives, or dipping your toes in the water of the world of outdoor sports and hobbies like bushcraft, camping, hiking, hunting, or prepping, it won’t be long before you learn there is a world of nuance in how knives are categorized. And not just in terms of blade profile. The difference between a skinner and a filet knife is easy enough to see....

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2026-05-11 08:02:11 -

Why Your Next Survival Knife Should Be an ESEE Laser Strike
The ESEE Laser Strike might be a generic-looking blade with a spear point profile, but there are actually quite a few things about it that make it a great option for a survival knife. This post will look into them. Blade Profile and Steel The meat of the ESEE Laser Strike is a 4.75” spear point 1095 steel blade. Pretty much everything you need to know is contained in that...

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2026-05-08 06:30:54 -

3 Super Steels Used in Bradford Knives
Bradford Knives, made in the USA by skilled artisans, command quite a mystique among those that don’t just collect knives, they use them. Among the laurels on which Bradford rests is its use of super steels, 3 of the best of which will be covered here. Popular Bradford Knives like the Guardian 3 and Guardian 4 are made with these alloys, which offer a high degree of edge retention,...

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2026-04-29 13:27:41 -

Handle Scales for Knives: In Defense of Modern Synthetics
Traditionally, a knife’s handle would consist of a tang that was outfitted with either wood scales or some natural material like antler or bone. In some cases, a stick tang would run through antler or some other material. The tang might also be wrapped in leather, or have a stacked leather grip. Many knives are still made with natural handle materials and scales. But the truth is...

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2026-04-29 11:22:29 -

An Argument for Handmade Knives
Not to mince words; there are many, many quality mass-produced knives on the market today. Some of the top national brands produce excellent knives that are either wholly or entirely machined in large quantities, even if they are fit and finished by hand. That being said, there is still a time and place for handmade knives in any collection. This short post will cover some of...

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