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Artemis II Mission Takes Benchmade to Space
With Artemis II, a manned mission is on its way to the moon for the first time in over 50 years. On board: the Benchmade Triage, designed to support the crew even under extreme conditions.
Bark River Knives on the Brink: Owner Admits Material Deception
Bark River Knives has ceased operations after revelations of false material specifications on some knives. The company now faces legal consequences in addition to a massive loss of trust.
IWA 2026: Between World-Leading Trade Fair and Growth Questions
Once again, the IWA, the "world's leading trade fair for the hunting and shooting sports industry," reports a decline in visitors. Nevertheless, the organizers remain cautiously optimistic.
Double Success at the IWA Knife Awards 2026
The IWA Knife Award was presented again as part of the IWA OutdoorClassics 2026. Laguiole en Aubrac was delighted to receive two awards for its "Gatsby."
Italy Tightens Knife Laws with Security Decree
The Italian government has passed a new security decree that significantly tightens regulations on the handling of knives and bladed weapons and grants expanded powers to authorities.
Traditional Brand Under Pressure: Zwilling Reorganizes
Things are really shaking up at the traditional manufacturer Zwilling from Solingen: declining sales, an ongoing austerity program, and a change in strategy at the top are putting the company under pressure. Further cuts and significant staff reductions are now on the table.
MagnaMax – The New Benchmark for Knife Steels?
CPM MagnaMax is a new powder metallurgy, corrosion-resistant blade steel that isn't about balance, but rather uncompromisingly designed for maximum edge retention – thus redefining the performance profile of modern knife steels.
SHOT Show 2026: Record Numbers, Policy Dialogue, and a Lifesaver
Over 53.000 trade visitors and 2.744 exhibitors once again turned the trade fair into the global meeting place for the shooting sports...
Knyfe informs: Current trade dispute between the EU and USA and its effects on the knife industry
We provide an overview of the current developments in the trade dispute between the European Union and the United States of America and the potential impacts.
Insolvent Manufacturer Herbertz Finds Buyer
The traditional C. Jul. Herbertz GmbH from Solingen has found a new owner after insolvency proceedings in self-administration. The buyer is The Platform Group AG from Düsseldorf.
Glow Rhino Fermi: Slightly Radioactive
The US manufacturer Glow Rhino uses the radioactive material tritium as a unique selling point in its products. But there's no need to be afraid of the new Fermi.
CRKT Pup: New Boss
CRKT has once again collaborated with renowned designer Richard Rogers. The resulting Pup could follow in the footsteps of a classic.
Vosteed Corgi V: Not a Screw in Sight
Vosteed continues to develop its Corgi series. The latest model features a new construction that allows for a particularly clean look without visible screws.
Artemis II Mission Takes Benchmade to Space
With Artemis II, a manned mission is on its way to the moon for the first time in over 50 years. On board: the Benchmade Triage, designed to support the crew even under extreme conditions.
Bark River Knives on the Brink: Owner Admits Material Deception
Bark River Knives has ceased operations after revelations of false material specifications on some knives. The company now faces legal consequences in addition to a massive loss of trust.
IWA 2026: Between World-Leading Trade Fair and Growth Questions
Once again, the IWA, the "world's leading trade fair for the hunting and shooting sports industry," reports a decline in visitors. Nevertheless, the organizers remain cautiously optimistic.
Double Success at the IWA Knife Awards 2026
The IWA Knife Award was presented again as part of the IWA OutdoorClassics 2026. Laguiole en Aubrac was delighted to receive two awards for its "Gatsby."
Italy Tightens Knife Laws with Security Decree
The Italian government has passed a new security decree that significantly tightens regulations on the handling of knives and bladed weapons and grants expanded powers to authorities.
Traditional Brand Under Pressure: Zwilling Reorganizes
Things are really shaking up at the traditional manufacturer Zwilling from Solingen: declining sales, an ongoing austerity program, and a change in strategy at the top are putting the company under pressure. Further cuts and significant staff reductions are now on the table.
MagnaMax – The New Benchmark for Knife Steels?
CPM MagnaMax is a new powder metallurgy, corrosion-resistant blade steel that isn't about balance, but rather uncompromisingly designed for maximum edge retention – thus redefining the performance profile of modern knife steels.
SHOT Show 2026: Record Numbers, Policy Dialogue, and a Lifesaver
Over 53.000 trade visitors and 2.744 exhibitors once again turned the trade fair into the global meeting place for the shooting sports...
Knyfe informs: Current trade dispute between the EU and USA and its effects on the knife industry
We provide an overview of the current developments in the trade dispute between the European Union and the United States of America and the potential impacts.
Insolvent Manufacturer Herbertz Finds Buyer
The traditional C. Jul. Herbertz GmbH from Solingen has found a new owner after insolvency proceedings in self-administration. The buyer is The Platform Group AG from Düsseldorf.
