CRKT Shenanigan PPS Ken Onion Knife Review
I always have a knife in my pocket. I have to, because I work in a place that is always needing […]
SOG Contractor Knives Review
To be the best tradesman, you have to be properly equipped for the task. That includes, possibly, carrying something like the SOG […]
CRKT M16-12ZER EMT Tanto Knife Review
Blaze orange handles, a high polish stainless steel blade and special built-in features like a strap cutter and carbide window breaker make the […]
Benchmade Triage 916 Knife Review
The Benchmade Triage 916 Knife might be one of the best tools to have on hand in an emergency. Even the name “Triage” imply the three main purposes of this folding knife which include a flip out strap cutter, carbide window breaker and rugged, purpose built blade. Grippy G10 handle scales, backed with full stainless steel liners, inspire confidence because of its rigid construction. The simplicity and power of the AXIS blade lock makes blade deployment and folding nearly effortless. Thankfully, we have not been in (or had to create) a “situation” to use this knife as it was designed. After our own testing and use, we find it very reassuring to know that having this knife clipped in a pocket could literally prove the difference between life or death.
Kershaw Needs Work 1820 Folding Knife Review
If you work in a warehouse, do a ton of shipping, or just like a nice straight blade, it’s going […]
Kershaw Clash 1605X Folding Knife Review
The Kershaw Clash 1605X folding knife is possibly one of the more attractive assisted-open folding knives we’ve seen in a while. […]
Kershaw Compound 1940ST Folding Knife Review
The Kershaw Compound 1940ST is a partially serrated knife that features the company’s Speedsafe assisted open and a durable glass-filled nylon handle with pocket clip. The knife is a tad unusual in that the handle tapers down to a very thin, just 5/8-inch depth at the base of the handle. With a partially serrated blade, the Compound 1940ST is perfectly suited for both slicing and cutting tougher cords or rope. We liked the weight of the knife and the way it fit snugly and deeply into our pocket, with only the smallest amount peeking out – so as an every day carry (EDC) knife this may be an excellent choice for you.
Wenger 16999 Giant Swiss Army Knife Review
The Wenger 16999 Giant Swiss Army Knife is designed to celebrate 100 years of innovation by building in pretty much every tool that […]
Milwaukee Hand Tools – Pliers, Snips, and PEX Cutting
When we attended the Milwaukee New Tools Event this year, Tim Albrecht showed us some of the new hand tools that fall into three basic categories: Pliers, Snips, and PEX Cutting. At the time, the info was under NDA, but now that has been lifted and we an bring you all of the first impressions and info we learned first-hand about the new tools. First up was a focus on build quality. First off, the new hand tools are all drop forged, machined for maximum precision, and treated to resist rust. In fact, using chrome plating instead of nickel, Milwaukee demonstrated the advanced corrosion resistance of their new tools by leaving two new aviation snips left in salt water overnight and then in the sun. Milwaukee’s tool showed considerable resistance to rust while the other brand had a ton of rust around the hinge points and across the blade.
DeWalt Folding Retractable Utility Knife Review
When folding utility knives first came out they provided the compactness of a pocket knife with the convenience of a razor blade. […]