According to knife-depot.com, the shape dates back to a fixed blade, the Seax or Sax, introduced by Vikings before the 11th ...

CJRB’s cheeky, fast-selling Prototype Nanner, which has a handle shape you just don’t see every day. Mass appeal. As much as ...

Yet, here we are, in the midst of the latest trend in knife-making, the pocket fixed blade (or “pocket fixie”). When a trend goes mainstream, it usually means that it’s been slowly building ...

This pocket folder is legal in more locales while maintaining the silhouette and mechanisms that make it great.

My preferences for a good pocket knife have evolved considerably ... and the fourth generation includes styles with different blade steels, edges, and shapes, as well as various handles.

It’s what puts the best pocket knives in that “just right” sweet spot. There are dozens of shapes you can have knife blades in. Some of these are highly specialized, designed to perform ...

It’s that third blade we’re concerned with today, as its unique shape has resurfaced in a new knife from CRKT called, fittingly, the Minimalist Nessmuk. While it is the name of this specific ...

From these rolls, knife blades are stamped to 2 millimeters ... or know of the iconic shape. After all, 10 million of these pocket knives are produced annually. But how does one factory produce ...