What follows are the most popular pocket-knife manufacturers, along with standout blade from each brand. If you’re familiar with pocket knives, you already know all about Benchmade. Since 1987, the ...

I’d argue that a pocket knife is essential ... In 2020, Benchmade released this pint-size version of its popular Bugout folder. The Mini is lighter (by about three-tenths of an ounce), shorter ...

I even started a sharpening business years ago just to fund my “hobby.” If you don’t want a drawer(s) full of knives and just want to find the best pocket knife for you, I’ve put together a list of ...

Learn More › With the launch of our new knife collection, readers will now have the chance to carry Outdoor Life around with them in the field. This collection has a little something for everyone, ...

If you thought making a quality knife is a simple matter of attaching a blade to a handle, Benchmade will neatly slice that assumption. Yet, as I would learn, the simple facade is emblematic of ...

In the hands of a skilled hunter, a reliable knife becomes more than gear—it's a symbol of expertise and connection to nature's rhythms. After evaluating a series of blades, Benchmade’s Saddle ...

Because of the way the blade nests in the body, there is a lower chance a folding knife will accidentally deploy in your pocket (or get accidentally stowed with a bit of blade still poking out).

Blade, handle — the vocabulary that describes the different parts of a pocket knife ... Mini Copperlock. One of the most common blade shapes, the drop-point is characterized by a convex spine that ...

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Classic computers are just up [Jeff]’s alley, so when he looked for a new project for his Pocket Mini Computer, he looked at one of the earliest microcomputers available: the COSMAC VIP ...

That’s when a book like Mini-Dungeon Tome comes in handy. “Once upon a time, Adventureaweek.com churned out a new 32-64 page adventure every week. Yes, we were that ambitious and insane ...