This unique piece features a traditional plague doctor mask etched on the front scale and three virus symbols on the back – turning 2020’s chaos and toilet paper hoarding into something beautiful you can carry in your pocket.
This knife isn’t about tactical performance or serious cutting tasks. It’s about the joy of carrying something that reminds you of what matters most.
This replica takes the popular Sage 5 design and reimagines it with titanium scales, creating an intriguing EDC option at just $35.
This replica takes the popular Sage 5 design and reimagines it with titanium scales, creating an intriguing EDC option at just $35.
This beautiful new design from Spyderco combines the best features of the Shaman and the PM2 into one good looking knife!
Today I’m reviewing the OK-229 from OK Knives – their take on the Spyderco Shaman with some interesting tweaks to the original design.
I wanted to share an update my recent research into how the Chinese tariffs are creating significant shipping delays for replica (or any) knives coming into the US.
This “SMedium” sized knife surprised me with how perfectly the contoured carbon fiber scales fit my hands. In fact, the ergonomics might just outshine some much more expensive knives in my collection (Rosie?).
I wasn’t expecting much from this 9Cr18MoV steel in such an iconic design. The actual test results might surprise you as much as they surprised me.
I thought this $25 Spyderco Chaparral was a complete dud. On a whim, I gave it 10 minutes with some sandpaper – and discovered something surprising.
In this video, I’m showcasing about 30 folders from my personal collection before narrowing them down to my modern Holy Trinity
Today I’m putting one of my absolute favorite knives through our Redneck Cut Tests – the 3.5″ version of this AliExpress knife that resembles the McNees PM MAC2.
Today we’re putting the oversized Roosevelt XL replica (Rosie/“Fosie”) through our Redneck Cut Tests to see if its performance matches its impressive specs.
It’s the moment you’ve been waiting for – time to find out who’s taking home the six knives from our 2500 subscriber giveaway!
In this behind-the-scenes video, I’m pulling back the curtain on the real numbers behind ‘Blades on a Budget’ – sharing my actual YouTube stats, ad revenue, and affiliate earnings across all platforms.
Today we’re putting our $30 Medford Praetorian replica through the Redneck Cut Tests to see how this budget behemoth handles real-world cutting tasks.
Today we’re running the incredibly popular Vosteed Raccoon Top Liner Lock through our Redneck Cut Tests to see if its performance matches its reputation.
Today we’re putting Walmart’s Ozark Trails orange D2 pocket knife through our “brutal” Redneck Cut Tests, and the results might surprise you.
Looks like we finally made it to 2500 thanks to ya’ll! I like to keep my giveaways simple. Here are the knives that we’re giving away.
What could have been an exciting larger version instead feels like a missed opportunity to preserve the magic of the original while adding some extra blade length.
In this video, I’ll share my straightforward observations about the build quality, action, and overall execution of this replica version of one of the most coveted knives in the EDC world.
This New Raccoon version introduces the Top Liner Lock (which is really a button activated compression lock) that takes both safety and fidget factor to new heights.
Today we’re examining this Strider SNG Monkey Edge Frag Pattern replica – a budget-friendly version of the iconic tactical folder that’s served military and special forces since 2003.
Today we’re taking a close look at this Hinderer XM-18 replica – one of the most iconic knife designs of the last 20 years that continues to dominate the high-end folding knife market.
Y’all aren’t gonna believe what this $35 Amazon knife just did in our Redneck Cut Tests!
This sub-$50 wonder with its 9Cr18MoV steel started at a 10/10 out of the box and barely dropped to a 9/10 after all our abuse. That’s better than knives costing 3x the price with ‘premium’ steels!
I ran this knife through cardboard, sisal rope, reinforced rubber tubing, and even a wooden stick, and this thing just kept on cuttin’ like it was born for it!
Today we’re taking a look at a $20-$30 replica of the legendary Medford Praetorian that typically sells for around $700.
Today we’re cracking open the Win+ Knife – a budget blade that’s flying under everyone’s radar while hiding a revolutionary secret!
With ergonomics so good it practically disappears in your hand, and a tall, slicey blade that’s begging to be put to work, this ain’t your typical budget folder.
Today we’re slicing into the Civivi Baklash – the tactical-looking folder that’s been quietly kicking ass in pockets for 6 years now.
I put this EDC knife through my Redneck Cut Test to see if it slices, dices, or just cries for help.