Weighing a surprising 2.2 ounces, the Nanner has an open length of 6.89 inches and closed length of 3.94 inches. A steel clip ...

Corey Dunlap forges custom Damascus steel knives at his Tempe workshop. Here's how he made the jump from chef to craftsman.

In the world of tactical gear and outdoor survival tools, few items hold the legendary status of the TRS Commando Vietnam SOG ...

The Badger is the newest fixed-blade knife from Knives of Alaska, and it was specifically designed for young hunters. It has an overall length of 7.75 inches with a drop-point, D2 tool-steel blade ...

This is why you need a knife sharpener. So, the cure for what ails you is a sharp knife. But no matter how good the heat treat on the blade, or how sharp the factory edge, every knife will need to be ...

Knife sets supply some of the most essential tools to a home kitchen—after all, it’s near-impossible to make meals without a few sharp blades to chop vegetables, slice meat and mince herbs.

Reviewers have tested some of the products below and may have received some products from the manufacturers for free. All opinions are the reviewers’ own. These full-spectrum gummies are ...

Knife Dimensions - Overall Length: 14 inch (355 mm); Blade Length: 8-1/2 inch (215 ... hunting, survival, tactical, industrial and outdoor situation. We don't suggest to be used for chopping ...

GM Defense has designed what it’s calling the Next-Generation Tactical Vehicle-Hybrid as a possible replacement for the venerable Humvee. (Staff) The U.S. Army is taking a hybrid next-generation ...

The long nights and biting cold also make easy grist for atmosphere: Even in the coziest of reading nooks, the wintry chill can seem to leap from the very best winter books’ pages, making you ...

We unpacked a ton of clever, pocketable products to create this list of The Best EDC. Equipped with the right pocket knife or carefully chosen multi-tool kept always at the ready, we can pry, slice, ...

Ashlee Rezin/Sun-Times Share How cold is it in Chicago? So brutally cold that it can crack steel rails. And what does the CTA do about that? They call in their “protectors of the railroad.” ...