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Spyderco Just Made Its Most Popular Knife Lighter and Cheaper at the Same Time

Spyderco Para Military 2 Lightweight

Lighter usually means pricier in the EDC knife world, where material engineering gets expensive fast. Price: $202 Where to Buy: Spyderco Spyderco’s new Para Military 2 Lightweight breaks that pattern in both directions. The knife weighs 2.8 ounces and costs $202, down from 3.8 ounces and $265 on the original, which sounds impossible until you […]

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This Kizer Madrac Is the Rare EDC Knife That Doesn’t Try to Be Subtle

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ARTICLE – There’s a certain kind of pocket knife that tries to look like a high-end tool, even when the real job is cutting tape, trimming a loose thread, or opening a stubborn plastic package without making a scene. That look has its place, but it can get tired fast when every handle is dark,

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CRKT Turned the M16 Into a Balisong and It’s Not a Gimmick

CRKT M16 Knife

ARTICLE – Anything that flips is going to get written off as a “toy” by somebody. Knife culture can be especially allergic to anything that looks fun, like usefulness stops counting the moment it makes you smile. That reflex feels lazy. If you carry tools, you already know the truth: the stuff you reach for

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Victorinox finally put a pocket clip and locking blade on a Swiss Army Knife – here’s why it matters

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ARTICLE – “Evolve or die” gets tossed around in boardrooms and business seminars like confetti. Most brands nod along, then quietly keep doing what they’ve always done. Victorinox just carved that mantra into aluminum. The new Synergy Alox is a Swiss Army Knife with two things fans have begged for and purists have resisted: a

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This Titanium EDC Knife Moves Like a Tiny Machine, and That’s the Point

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ARTICLE – Most EDC tools sit still until you need them. They disappear into pockets, wait for cardboard, then return to silence. The SyncraBlade treats that idle time as wasted potential. 🔥 Launch Day Special: $127 (38% off $201 MSRP) Campaign ends: January 20, 2026 Delivery: May 2026 Shipping: Free worldwide Where to back: SyncraBlade

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Vosteed Vombat Knife Review – A Beautiful Blade Made to be Customized

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REVIEW – At this point I think I’ve thoroughly documented my love for Vosteed knives. They were one of the first knives I reviewed when I started writing for The Gadgeteer and they have continually impressed me with the quality and consistency of their product. Today’s model up for review is the Vosteed Vombat, a

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5 Best New EDC Knives and Multitools This Week: Complete Buyer’s Guide

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What to Look for in an EDC Knife or Multitool Choosing everyday carry gear requires balancing multiple factors that change based on your specific needs. The right EDC knife for a weekend camper looks different from the ideal option for someone navigating strict workplace carry policies. This week’s new releases span that entire spectrum, giving

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Vosteed Parallel 2.9” Crossbar Lock pocket knife review – a gentleman’s folder

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REVIEW – I have reviewed a few Vosteed knives with the most recent being the excellent Vosteed Hedgehog which is a stout little knife. On occasion though I have found the need for a more discrete and gentlemanly folder. The Vosteed Parallel might just fit that gap in my collection. What is it? The Vosteed

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