The Raygun is the latest piece in the entry-level tier of Kershaw knives, with a sub-$40 price point. It is an assist-opening user with a 2.8-inch reverse tanto blade, made from 4Cr14MoV steel, and ...

Demko Knives has brought their penchant for super tough, dependable folding knives into an entirely new genre with an expansion to the Nano-Shark line.

Checking in with Sencut, the youngest sibling in the We Knife Co. family, we see that there is a new large folder on the way ...

Markus Heidgen of Heidi Blacksmith has a new design fresh off the (metaphorical) anvil for Bestech. The not-so-creatively ...

We Knife Co. is set to drop their first collaboration piece with designer Sam Tran in the near future. It’s called the Ryson, ...

The Barchan is such a case, as that is the term for a particular kind of desert sand dune. The desert theme clearly informs ...

SOG has returned to their Gambit model and cranked up the size dial for their latest release, the Gambit XL. This larger ...

New month, new batch of knives inbound from the ever-busy Civivi – not least of which is the Navo, an EDC design from veteran ...

Hawk Knives delivered deeply sad news to the knife world yesterday: Grant Hawk, one of the most innovative, boundary-pushing knife makers of the 20th century, passed away earlier this ...

The Kyle Lamb-designed Civivi SOKN must’ve been a hit, because it’s already getting a larger sequel called the MDRN. The MDRN is not just a simple upscale, as while it retains the unique tactical grip ...

Well well well, we’ve got back-to-back KA-BAR stories here at KnifeNews. Earlier this week we talked about the Les George-designed Cool Name Knife; today we’re taking a look at the Slabby, an ...

Les George has partnered up with KA-BAR for a new series of fixed blades, which they have dubbed the Cool Name line. The line syncs up perfectly with both George’s and KA-BAR’s dedication to hard use ...