Welcome to my blog! If you are into knives, then you have definitely heard the name Gerber. They make the toughest knife in the USA. From so many top-notch knives from their line, today we will put two of the Gerber’s best knives in a battle. gerber’s strongarm and Gerber prodigy. Both are ultra hardy … Read more
Welcome to my blog! I am sure, the search for a big old classic hunting knife leads you to this article. Gerber Prodigy vs Buck 119 is a much-needed comparison as both of these knives are timeless beauties and have been around for quite a long time. These hard fixed blades knives have been the … Read more
Are you a knife fanatic like me? And truly passionate about your knives? We are on the same page. While we have some outstanding knife manufacturers out there today who provide us with blades of the finest quality to meet our needs, unfortunately, the fake version of those great blades ruins it for all of … Read more
The Esee Izula 2 Vs Esee 3, it’s a question that many knife enthusiasts have been asking for years. Join me as I try to answer this popular debate with my favorite knives! Esee knives are made in the USA by ROAN MANUFACTURING, they’re built to take on any beating and you can choose between … Read more
I recently received a Zero Tolerance 0393G for review, and after some extensive testing, I’ve got a new appreciation for the ZT brand. I’m going to be honest. When I first saw this knife, I thought it was a piece of crap. Sure, it was functional, but there was something very off about it. And … Read more
Today we are looking at two different big fixed blade choppers for camping and survival, Esee 6 vs Bk7. They are both made in the USA from classic carbon steel with bolt-on handles. They have also gained reputations for the best survival knives for outdoor camping and survival adventures or anything you need a tough … Read more
I was surprised when I found out that there’s a difference between switchblades and pocket knives. One of the only differences is how you open them, but it turns out they both are really dangerous weapons used for self-defense! I wasn’t sure what the difference was between the two types of knives until now – … Read more
Kitchen Knives Storage Ideas Looking for a solid solution to store your knives? Storing knives in the right way can keep them sharper and looking shinier for longer. When it comes to knife storage, I personally prefer some options from magnetic rocks to good old-fashioned blocks. Knife experts say that knives should be clean and … Read more
Is 14c28n a good knife steel? Are you looking for a kitchen knife, a camping/hunting knife, or an EDC? If you want a knife that your need, then first you have to check out the steel which is used to make the knife. Then you will truly understand if the knife is for you or … Read more
What Is 65mn Steel? A Chinese steel that has good wear resistance, hardness, and toughness, 65Mn is a readily available steel produced to provide edge-holding. This is because the addition of silicon to 1060 steel makes it approximately comparable. This high-carbon steel is primarily used to manufacture various small-section flat springs, round springs, clockwork, etc. … Read more
Finding the perfect pocket knife these days can be quite daunting for beginners and amateurs alike. There are so many factors to consider, such as blade steel, shape, method of use, handle material, weight, and size, that it can easily become over-complicated. On the high end of the market, you usually know you’re getting a … Read more
Is 1095 CRO Van Steel Good for Knives? 1095 CRO Van steel is carbon steel-based steel & a popular choice for pocket/combat utility knives due to its hardness and durability with higher Vanadium, Chromium, Nickel, and Molybdenum. It has been used in knives all over the world, from the USA, Japan to France. If the … Read more
Maxamet Steel Review Is Maxamet Steel Good for Knives? Are you looking for a knife that will meet all your needs? Maybe a kitchen knife/ camping knife or EDC? Then first you have to check out the steel that is used to make the knife. Then you can figure out if it is for you. … Read more
You’re probably wondering, what is 3Cr13 steel? 3Cr13 steel is one of the most common types of stainless steel used in cutlery production. 3Cr13 steel is often referred to as “Chinese Steel” or “Sanmai” Stainless Steel because it is produced in China and Japan. While 3Cr13 grade stainless steel does have some drawbacks, such as … Read more
Welcome to Knivesngear. Today we will take a look at a classic rivalry. Two of the greatest survival knives- the Esee 6 vs Ontario Rat 7. If you read my blogs before, you know by now, how much I have raved about both of these knives before. Both are awesome knives with high-end manufacturing and … Read more
According to Kamikoto, they employ premium Japanese steel. Kamikoto claims the high durability and corrosion resistance of their steel. You won’t readily discover the parts of this “high-quality steel” on their website if you try to look for them. Kamikoto knives made of 420J2 steel in the Genten series. This steel is of low quality and … Read more
Do you own a tactical or hunting knife? If so, you already know the value of having a good quality Thigh/Ankle holster for your knife. A good quality leg holster will stop your knife from being accidentally removed from its sheath when you are carrying it in your pants or coat pocket. This is especially … Read more
Head to Head In the knife industry, one name that has been standing out for decades is Spyderco. Call me a Spyderco fanboy, but I can’t get enough of their knives. The team from Golden Colorado has my whole heart. Today we will be looking at two of Spyderco’s core products- The Spyderco Manix 2 … Read more
Kershaw was one of the very first companies to bring assisted opening knives to a broader market. Thanks to their speed safe mechanism which was designed by Hall of fame knife maker Ken Onion. This mechanism ushered in a sea change in the knife industry. Now from a great line of Kershaw’s assisted knife, today … Read more
A dynamic piece of steel, Damascus has an etched texture that sets it apart and distinguishes it. While it is impossible to replicate the original Damascus steel as it was known many centuries ago, it is possible to generate a robust alloy with a pattern that is close. This technique is frequently used to manufacture … Read more