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[RSS FEED] Civivi Elementum Review

Matt DavidsonWe independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation.I love $50 affordable folders.  Why?  Well, $50 will buy you a knife that’s well made enough to really last a long time and bring […]


https://knifeinformer.com/civivi-elementum-review/

[RSS FEED] Benchmade 940 Osborne Review

<strong>Price: </strong>About $180
<strong>The Good: </strong>Solid lock up, sharp, sturdy, sexy
<strong>The Bad: </strong>Pivot screw can get loose, a bit pricey
<strong>Bottom Line: </strong>Close to ultimate for a tactical EDC


https://knifeinformer.com/benchmade-940-osborne-review/

[RSS FEED] Kizer Original Serape Review

Matt DavidsonWe independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation.  Calling a knife the “Original” seems like a name that brings a lot of baggage with it. After all, the “original” knife at time […]


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[RSS FEED] Gerber Prybrid Utility/Prybrid X Multitool Review

Matt DavidsonWe independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. We’ve reviewed a few of Gerber’s knives (Sedulo, Fastball, Asada, and Savvy), as well as their multi-tools (Lockdown Pry/Drive, Center Drive Plus, Dual-Force), so […]


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There, I said it!  Civivi, Sencut and CRKT seem to be great quality knives for reasonable prices!  I also love Off Grid Knives which seem to fit in the same category!  All of these manufacturers have offerings in the sub $100 range that are just awesome!

Wow, I haven't looked at buck knives lately but some of these new models are pretty cool! 

Knife Center Buck Knives

I picked up a new lanyard for my Demko 20.5!  I wanted something a little more understated for this knife!

Snap-On branded knives

Here is an oldie from 1930-1960…Ka-Bar Rigging Knife!  It’s been heavily used and might have a lot of stories to tell from its adventures on the high seas!

For the last six months or so, I've renewed my interest in Buck knives. They're not fancy, and not made with the latest & greatest super steel, but the things just work, and last forever. And they're not expensive when you consider what modern folders are going for. Buck also makes modern style folders that sell pretty well, but I just prefer the classic Bucks.

I have a 110 Folding Hunter that has been gutting deer, scraping gaskets, cutting apples & sammiches for about 50 years now. Sometimes all in the same day. And it's still going strong. 

My latest is a 112. I've had pictures of it on here before. I picked up a couple 112s in the last couple months. The 112 is a slightly smaller version of the venerable 110.