Whether pitching knives against one another or taking the spotlight to single units, I’ve got you covered.
Rada knives promise low-cost, stamped quality knives that will last a lifetime, hold their edge appropriately and make your cooking efficient. Do they hold up to that promise, or is that just another claim we can toss in the bin now? I won’t make you wait too long for the answer: Rada is genuinely worth…
TUO knives may have come out of China, but they’re not the Chinese crap knives I always complain about. They have already spent some years in the market, and they show no sign of slowing down. In this TUO knife review, I look at everything from the build material to quality assurance, versatility, and value…
The Whiteknuckler knives are a well-hidden secret that I also stumbled upon. I don’t know why they’re not out there even more for an all-American brand making fine hand-designed knives like this. Do they have something to hide, or do they choose to keep flying under the radar? Find out in this in-depth Whiteknuckler knives…
You’re better off saving your money and spending it on another knife set than going for the Kinzoku knives. From personal observation and what everyone else is saying around me, I don’t see why you should risk spending some good money on this knife set. The Kinzoku knife set sells cheap and is highly affordable…
Kamikoto knives are a brand of Japanese knives that come with the usual marketing promise of being the last knives you’ll ever need. If you are like me, though, you want to get the best value for your money and mediocre knives just won’t cut it for you, all pun intended. So, are Kamikoto knives…
Unless you didn’t know about them before now, the Tojiro knives are not what they used to be anymore. That is not talking in terms of blade quality and finish, though, as they still maintain a standard in that regard. Instead, I am talking about the price of the knives which have now slightly gone…
I am not a fan of brands leveraging their success in one niche to muscle into another niche where they don’t have much experience or expertise. At the same time, I would be happy to see a brand that I already trust delving into another category – as long as they can make it work….
Let’s be factual with one another: Esee knives are what all the cool kids on the survival block are getting, so being here today means you want to join the cool kids’ club too. That said, this Esee 3 vs Esee 4 review is just there to help you pick your first Esee knife –…
Shun knives are not one of those blades that you will only find when in the market for Japanese knives. Granted, that is what they are, but they are so functional that they are great knives – Japanese or not. But, are they worth spending your money on? What’s to say you should not go…
If you are like me, you first found out about the Coolina knives from some Facebook ads (or other ads) that didn’t seem to be going anywhere till you looked at them. These knives sure look good – and that contributes to the hold that they might have had on you from the first time…
