Although this pocket knife securely hides its blade when not in use, you'll likely find yourself unfolding it just to get another glimpse of the beautiful 67-layer Damascus steel it's made from. The ...

An extensive test of the Benchmade Protagonist fixed blade evaluating durability, balance, and field reliability. Heavy snow warning as up to 30 inches to strike: 'Stay indoors' After 93 years and a ...

The sleek lines of a fixed-blade knife speak to the essence of outdoors competence. Fixed-blade knives consist of a blade, a handle, and a tang, which is the extension of the blade that carries into ...

A sharp knife is safer, faster, and far more satisfying to use—but only if you maintain it properly. After testing electric and manual knife sharpeners on everything from chef’s knives to pocket ...

A good knife is just as important as your rifle or bow. It should be able to do it all, from skinning to deboning. Whether your main game is elk, deer, moose or birds, the best knives can help you ...

Almost exactly a year ago, I was writing about Benchmade’s initial argument for making a fixed blade your EDC knife, the Dacian. Coming on the heels of Benchmade’s PSK, an equally unlikely folding ...

Long admired as the go-to brand for durable, high-quality multitools in the outdoors, Leatherman has a new slate of knives that builds up their reputation by stripping things down. Its new premium ...

Ask me which brand of multitool you should buy, and there’s only one answer I’m going to give you: Leatherman. Not only did the Portland, Oregon-based manufacturer invent the segment in 1975, but it ...

A review of the Ezonda fixed blade knife, focusing on its affordability, performance, and suitability for bushcraft and outdoor activities. Trump Cancels Trail, Bike-Lane Grants Deemed ‘Hostile’ to ...

Of all the tools and attachments on your Swiss Army knife, the blade may be the most perplexing addition. Maybe not the blade itself necessarily, but why there are two of them. Chances are your swiss ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. We'd lay even odds that many of you currently have a Swiss Army Knife stowed away either in your car, at home, or in your tackle box. A lot of ...