A focused review of the Steel Will Gekko 1500 from a bushcraft perspective, emphasizing cutting performance, ergonomics, and trail practicality. Trump launched a ‘war on fraud.’ Here's why it’s a ...

Modern bushcraft knives are more popular than ever as more people take to the woods to learn how to live off the land in the wilderness. A quality knife built for bushcraft must be strong, sharp, and ...

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When it comes to packing formidable backcountry tools down into more carry-friendly sizes, Portland, Oregon-based Gerber has proven to be a bit of an industry leader. I make that statement largely ...

Bushcraft is about wilderness survival on the most practical level. But at its core, bushcraft is about more than just staying alive. It’s the art of thriving in the woods with primitive tools and ...

Based on lots of recent hands-on experience, we’ve come to appreciate the quality of materials and construction of pocket knives produced by Civivi and its parent company, WeKnife. So when we saw the ...

There must be something in the fall/early winter air that makes people think of demanding outdoor expeditions, because we’ve seen a notable uptick in bushcraft-style releases lately. Latest exhibit is ...

We missed a recent TOPS release here at KnifeNews – although to be fair, it’s a little guy and hard to spot. Meet the Wood Nymph, an outdoors do-all blade that unites smart, field-proven design with ...

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