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And this isn’t the first time I’ve gone to Tuscany with only one Spyderco. The first time, it was the Tuff by Ed Schempp. Last year, it was the Serrated Chaparral, which turned out to be Walter‘s favourite knife after 6 years of using the Michael Walker in ZDP189. That was the new experiment. The new road sheet. The ne
When it comes to folding hunting knives, I’ve usually been a fan of Buck knives—specifically, my Buck 110 that I’ve had for years of chasing bucks and ducks and bears and anything else here that’s legal game in the northeast. But a few years back, that Buck 110 went missing in my waterfowl gear bag, so I tried some oth
Jacksonville, Alabama – Bear OPS, the tactical division of Bear & Son Cutlery, launches the Load Out I, a new assisted-opening EDC pocketknife featuring aluminum handles, contrasting accents, and a satin Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel blade. The Bear Ops Load Out I is a USA-made every day carry knife built for performa
(Editor’s Note: This article appears in the October 2026 issue of KNIFE Magazine. However, we are very excited about it, and wanted to share the whole thing here in these digital pages. Like what you see? You can read the entire issue, and every issue of KNIFE and Knife World in our 50 year archive with a Premium Onlin
The CRKT Fulcrum 2 is back after a bit of a hiatus. This folder is a Russ Kommer design and its re-emergence means that one of the most interesting production folder deployment mechanisms is available again. The Fulcrum 2 has a history that goes back to the realm of high-end custom knives. Maker Charles Kain is the cre
WE Knife is proud to announce its latest innovation in premium everyday carry (EDC) cutlery: the WE Knife NexoMorph. Evolved from the classic WE Typhoeus, the NexoMorph pushes the boundaries of engineering by introducing a versatile, multi-configuration design driven by a meticulously refined multi-pivot, multi-link me
There were a whole bunch of reasons on paper, why the project should be a success. It was the first production mid-engine car made in the US. It was a two seater. It has non-load bearing body panels and a number of touches to make the car lighter. In some ways it seemed to be an American answer to newer, smaller, post-
Last year I received the Benchmade Dacian for review, a premium fixed blade EDC knife that was made to hold up to whatever it had thrown at it while outdoors or in town. Made from durable Magnacut and Micarta, I put the knife to the test as my EDC knife, taking it everywhere from the North Georgia woods to over 100 mil
We covered Knife Rights’ lawsuit against NJ over their Knife and Self Defense ban earlier this week. As Knife Rights said in a recent email blast, it is getting attention. Watch Cam Edward interview Doug Ritter below… Knife Rights Sues NJ Over Knife & Self-Defense Bans! (Say a prayer for Doug Ritter. By all accounts hi
Obviously the Buck 110 and 112 are as iconic as they come. But does it stand up as a modern EDC? Aaron seems to think so…
When it was announced earlier this year, Montana Knife Company’s first-ever folding knife made quite the stir. Despite its promised premium materials and build, the just-under-$400 rubbed some EDC enthusiasts the wrong way. After its initial release on June 4th sold through within days, it was clear any misgivings abou
Get ready to bid! The American Knife and Tool Institute is gearing up for its most important annual fundraiser, the Free to Carry online auction, running from Oct. 30 – Nov. 2, 2026. From factory favorites, collectible prototypes, and one-of-a-kind custom knives, Free to Carry auctions off a wide variety of knives and
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