Kershaw: Three new arrivals for the holidays
Kershaw wraps up its anniversary year with a third wave of products. In addition to two new variants of already known models, a brand-new design stirs things up.
UCO Ingalls: It doesn't get any easier
After over 50 years, outdoor manufacturer UCO presents its first folding knives. The Ingalls deserves more attention not only for its incredibly simple yet brilliant closure.
Tenable Bömur: Truly Controversial
The Tenable B mbur is the first model from the still young brand that did not previously appear under Kansept. It was designed by the German manufacturer Midgards Messer.
Bestech VK-Navi: A loyal companion
The VK-Navi is the latest knife from Potsdam designer Steven Kempa. It is inspired by a certain video game from his childhood.
Benchmade Bugout 535BK-07: Optical Illusion
The new version of the Benchmade Bugout goes by the name Burnt Brass, but you won't find any brass here. Using aluminum is clearly a more sensible choice.
LionSteel Ago: A Piece of History
The knives from the Italian manufacturer LionSteel are truly special. They are part of the history of Italian craftsmanship. This includes the new Ago by Gianluigi Simonella.
Work Sharp Ken Onion MK.2: Small Upgrade
Work Sharp has revamped its most popular electric sharpener with the Ken Onion Edition MK.2. For owners of the previous model, switching may not be worth it despite the good improvements.
Sharp Bones: CRKT Kalbi
Although it doesn't bear the name, CRKT's Kalbi is the newest member of the "Crossbones family." What has it inherited from its predecessor, and what is new?
Simply Designed: CIVIVI Pragma
CIVIVI regularly redefines the term EDC. The Pragma forgoes a pocket clip and unnecessary tools, focusing instead on the essentials.
MKM Jaques: Italian Charm
The new Jaques model from Maniago Knife Makers impresses as a modern, high-quality pocket knife for everyday use. Behind the knife is, of course, Jesper Voxnaes.
