Jesper Voxnaes designed the Pilar in his Logstrup, Denmark shop. He named it after Ernest Hemingway’s...
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A Scandinavian style knife from one of Spain’s best known knife manufacturers
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John Fenna tries his hand at knifemaking DIY with a Cudeman Desoladorres drop point blade
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John Fenna tries his hand at knife-making with a Cudeman Desoladorres drop point blade
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Mark Underwood looks at a stunning Damascus knife from Henry Kranks
continue reading >When something is described as ‘deluxe’ you may have high expectations, but at just £18.50 are...
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We take a look at two of Dieter Pohl’s unique creations – the Pohl Force H3 Alpha One folding knives
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Tim Finley tests the tough DPX Gear H.E.S.T. Folder 2 and its little companion…
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From EKA, the famous Scandianavian knife company, comes this amusing, yet practical, gadget that will not only help you keep your knives sharp, but also get your fire lit, help you signal in Morse, and even comes with a separate ear mountable torch!
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Pete Moore checks out the EKA SwingBlade a multi-talented hunting knife that might just be the last field blade you ever need to buy
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Elk Ridge knives have some great features to make them stand out from others in their...
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This is a very compact cutlery set, all in a pocketsized multi-tool. A knife, fork, spoon...
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Pete Moore looks at the range of Enlan folders and is blown away by the quality, ability and most of all price
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John Rippin looks at another Enzo folder that shows small can be both beautiful and efficient
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I have had a few Enzo knives and have to say that the quality of their steels and the finished product is excellent. So when the opportunity came to test one of their DIY kits I was keen!
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John Fenna tests the Evogrip 10 Swiss Army Knife
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Extrema Ratio, the Italian tactical knife specialists, have launched three new medium folders - MF1, MF1 BC and MF2 – at the IWA International Knife Show in Nuremberg, and they will soon be available in the UK.
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Pat Farey takes a look at the Fällkniven Mod. F1 - a Swedish made survival knife
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John Rippin tells all as he looks at the impressive Fällkniven F1 3G, a general use field knife with some exotic features
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