May
16
Les Stroud “Survivorman” Knives by Camillus
Posted May 16, 2012 by Nick
These just came in! First they had competing shows on television and now they’ve got competing product lines for your hard earned dollars. Introducing Camillus’ answer to Gerber’s Bear Grylls line; the Les Stroud series of survival tools. They’ve got all your wilderness bases covered and then some with these classic, functional, and stout designs ranging from the pocket folder to full size machete. Each knife features a carbonitride titanium 440 stainless steel blade, grippy ergonomic rubber handle, and an included fire steel. That’s right, even the small folding knife comes with a fire starter tucked away into the handle so it’s never far away from a capable striker. All the fixed blade knives come with excellent sheaths and at the price point, they will definitely be hard to beat for capability, durability, and style. Find the right knife for your particular excursion at www.knifecenter.com.
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May
16
Benchmade Gold Class 940-121 Osborne AXIS Folder
Posted May 16, 2012 by Nick
The model 940 from Benchmade could very well be the perfect EDC knife. I honestly can’t find a single negative thing to say about it. The materials, craftsmanship, ergonomics, and attention to detail are all absolutely superior. Take all this and multiply it ten-fold for 2012, introducing the Gold Class model 940-121 by Benchmade. This knife, already near perfect, gets a true overhaul sparing no expense by using the best premium materials available on the market. The CPM-M4 super steel blade is finished in a clear protective coat called Cerakote and paired with the green titanium handle and carbon fiber bolsters, it creates a very pleasing look. If you’ve ever handled any of the 940-943 series of knives, you’ll know I saved the best part of it for last; the size. For a blade just a hair under 3.5″ and weighing in at only 3.2 oz., this knife absolutely disappears in your pocket. When closed, the knife is only 1-1/8″ wide at it’s largest point so you can slip your hand, phone, keys, or another knife into your pocket without obstruction. Gold Class knives are truly custom level production blades, see for yourself at www.knifecenter.com.
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Apr
25
New 5.11 Tactical Double Duty Folding Knives
Posted April 25, 2012 by Nick
5.11 Tactical is a well known gear and clothing supplier for law enforcement, military, and fire/rescue professionals. What’s not as well known in the tactical community is their extensive tool, flashlight, and knife offerings. New for 2012, 5.11 Tactical has introduced the Double Duty series of folding knives which are great all around utility tools. The Karambit folder is a more tactical design with a 3-3/4″ black coated main blade and 1-1/2″ utility spike, perfect for punching holes. The Rescue folder has a carbide glass breaker, a 3-3/4″ sheepsfoot blade for safer cutting, and a 1-1/2″ serrated blade for fine detail work. The FRN handles are very ergonomic in the saber and reverse grips, and both blades on each knife lock into position so they won’t close on your fingers during hard use. The 5.11 Tactical Doubly Duty series may not be your typical knife designs but they sure will get the job done again and again. See them both at www.knifecenter.com.
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Mar
30
New Scorpion Knives from England
Posted March 30, 2012 by Nick
Scorpion Knives are a new brand for us here at the KnifeCenter and they are some of the most well designed, overbuilt fixed blades we have ever seen. Most, well actually all the knife designers at Scorpion use their real world experiences to bring new features and uses to their particular knife designs. From Chris Caine, Anton du Plessis, and John Wiseman to Geoff Todd, John Campbell, and Bob Beasley, Scorpion Knives are specifically designed to do all the tasks expected by both the combat soldier and survival enthusiast. Using a variety of blade and handle materials, one thing remains constant; a 3/16″ (or thicker) full tang slab of hardened steel is the heart of the knife. Check one out today for yourself and you will not be disappointed. See the entire line at www.knifecenter.com.
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Mar
29
United Cutlery Colombian Panga Machete
Posted March 29, 2012 by kevin
New for 2012, our friends over at United Cutlery have released the Colombian Panga Machete. The Panga Machete brings its 15″ AUS-6 full-tang stainless steel blade to whatever chore you can throw in front of it. You can chop, slash, and hack away at the undergrowth-the soft-feel injection-molded handle is designed not to slip, no matter how sweaty your hands get. The Panga Machete ships with a durable nylon sheath, and has an attached lanyard. Check ‘em out today at www.knifecenter.com!
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Feb
20
CRKT Ken Onion Aluminum Ripple
Posted February 20, 2012 by Nick

The CRKT Ripple introduces a new knife to the line, an economical version with aluminum handles and a linerlock. The original Ripple models are available in two sizes, one with a 3.125″ blade, the other 2.7″ and both feature titanium nitride coated stainless steel handles and a framelock. Designed by well known knife maker Ken Onion, the Ripple integrates the IKBS internal knife ball-bearing system for super smooth and fast opening action. All the handles are CNC machined with the ripple pattern as well as over 40 small holes to lighten the weight of the knife. For a nearly 7.5″ overall knife, it’s extremely light at only 2.5 ounces. You can see this at www.knifecenter.com.
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Feb
1
Gerber Dime Micro Multi-Tool in Black
Posted February 1, 2012 by Howard

Gerber Dime Micro Multi-Tool in Black
Gerber Knives have come up with another winner. Gerber produces some amazing multitools. The Gerber Dime Multitool is a small, spring action pliers based tool with loots of options and an amazing price. $16.95 gets you this well engineered and manufactured tool. They will be available in different colors soon. First, it closes up nice and compact with rounded edges so that, when you carry it, you don’t get bothered with sharp corners. Then, it has a great tool selection with a flathead screwdriver, a small, double sided file, an interestingly shaped knife blade, a very nice springed scissors, wire cutter and a unique cutting edge made for opening clam packs! There is also a bottle opener on the end. Everything seems well made and this is an amazing deal at this price. You can see them at www.knifecenter.com
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Jan
30
4Sevens Flashlights Now Available
Posted January 30, 2012 by Nick
4Sevens has taken the Flashlight community by storm since their introduction nearly four years ago. Following the mantra form follows function, 4Sevens has surpassed others in the industry with their ultra compact, extremely bright duty and EDC flashlights. If you’re looking for a keychain, everyday pocket or large tactical light, 4Sevens has a light for you. They use the latest LED emitters, variable output technology for longer battery life, and aircraft-grade aluminum designed to IPX-8 waterproof standards for all their products. When looking for a light to get you through the night, turn to 4Sevens. You can see these at www.knifecenter.com. Full Story
Jan
19
Buck/Hood Punk – Ron Hood Design
Posted January 19, 2012 by Nick
One of the newest knives to the Buck 2012 line is the Ron Hood designed Punk. A smaller version of the Hoodlum, the Punk is the everyman’s sized utility, camping or survival fixed blade. The finger choil at the rear of the blade is perfect for choking up on when doing delicate or fine detail work. The Micarta scales are removable which allow for this knife to be tied to a stick or similar, transforming it into a spear. Top quality materials and an awesome warranty from Buck, the Punk designed by the late Ron Hood is great tool for every outdoorsman. You can see this at www.knifecenter.com. Full Story
Jan
12
ISOTONER smarTouch Gloves
Posted January 12, 2012 by Nick
ISOTONER smarTouch Gloves
We saw these gloves and thought that our customers would like them. They’re some of the best designs we have seen in a glove and the company, Isotoner, has been a mainstay in America for many years. The finger tips that allow you to use a touch screen device make these very cool. We have lots of models and they’re all at a great price. Also, they all ship First Class mail for $2.99! (within the US)
You can see these at www.knifecenter.com
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