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Sunday, 28 July 2024 09:38

Kizer Drop Bear

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The Kizer Drop Bear is a versatile and high-performance knife, perfect for both everyday carry (EDC) and specialized tasks. Here's an in-depth look at its features, performance, and overall appeal.

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Blade Material and Performance

*S45VN Blade*

For the first time, the Drop Bear incorporates S45VN steel, a premium material known for its increased toughness and exceptional edge retention. S45VN is a knife steel that uses a powder metallurgy process, resulting in fine grain structure and high uniformity. This makes the blade not only durable but also efficient in cutting tasks, ensuring long-lasting sharpness and reliability.

*Excellent Performance*

The Drop Bear's design includes a Thumb Stud and Clutch Lock, enhancing the safety and speed of opening and locking the knife. This classic structure has earned widespread recognition, contributing to the Drop Bear's enduring popularity. The quick deployment and secure locking mechanism make it a dependable tool for various applications.

"Nebula Fatcarbon Scale*

The handle of the Drop Bear is crafted from Fatcarbon material, featuring a striking Nebula pattern. This material is lightweight yet durable, providing a comfortable and stable grip. The unique patriotic color combination and graffiti-like fashion style add a distinct aesthetic appeal to the knife, making it not just a tool but also a stylish accessory.

*Scratch Resistant*

Both the blade and pocket clip are treated with a DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) coating, giving them a deep black color that's highly resistant to scratches. This is the first instance of Kizer using DLC coating on a product, significantly enhancing both the aesthetics and durability of the Drop Bear. The coating ensures the knife maintains its sleek appearance and robust performance even after extensive use.

Sunday, 28 July 2024 09:26

Vosteed Mini Nightshade

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The Vosteed Mini Nightshade is a compact folding knife that brings impressive performance in a small package. Here’s my detailed review:

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Sunday, 14 July 2024 08:57

Kansept Accipiter

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The Kansept Accipiter is an impressive addition to the world of EDC knives, combining high-end materials with a sleek design and practical functionality. As a reviewer who values both aesthetics and performance, I found the Accipiter to be a standout in several key areas.

 
Specifications
 
- Overall Length: 8.16 inches (207.3 mm)
- Blade Length: 3.50 inches (89 mm)
- Blade Thickness: 0.14 inches (3.5 mm)
- Blade Material: Stonewashed CPM S35VN stainless steel
- Handle Material: Titanium with copper carbon fiber inlays
- Locking Mechanism: Frame lock
- Designer: Kim Ning
 
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Thursday, 04 July 2024 09:19

Exceed Designs Avair

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The AVAIR, a culmination of over two years of design and research, truly stands out as a high-end EDC (everyday carry) folder. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, this knife is a testament to quality and precision.

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Thursday, 04 July 2024 09:10

Kansept REI

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Greg Wegrzycki, better known as Karambitmaker in the knife community, is a long-time martial arts practitioner, knife collector, and maker. While his passion primarily lies in crafting karambits and curved blade knives, he occasionally ventures into more utilitarian projects. The Kansept Rei is one such endeavor, inspired by the tactical folders from the early 90s. This review dives into its design, functionality, and overall performance.

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