New Spartan Blade Designs in at KnifeCenter

Posted April 13, 2012 by Nick

Spartan Blades are  some of the finest fixed blade tactical and combat knives produced within the United States. Their designs are simplistic, elegant, and most importantly ultra-functional. Spartan Blades use the highest quality components, materials, and steels to produce a product second to none. Every detail is scrutinized thoroughly from blade grind and swedge shape, to sheath material and even the included or excluded lanyard. Military professionals, combat personnel, and collectors around the world turn to Spartan Blades for the utmost functionality in a beautifully designed package. You can see their new designs at www.knifecenter.com.

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Shadow Tech Knives New Tactical Combat Weapons

Posted April 10, 2012 by Nick

Shadow Tech Knives is a new brand for us here at the KnifeCenter and we are excited to have them. They bring an entirely new design to the combat knife table with their Scorpion and Stinger models. Fit with cylindrical shaped blades and steep grinds, they were designed to be concealed self defense knives for tactical situations, perfect for stabbing. If those aren’t quite your style, the push daggers with their multi-position carry clip can do all the same jobs and more. They pack a lot of blade into their compact designs and the Kydex sheaths attach easily to any belt. See these new knives from Shadow Tech at www.knifecenter.com.

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American Made Products at the Knife Center

Posted December 13, 2011 by Howard

American Made Products at the KnifeCenter of the InterNet
We have thousands of products made in the USA. We try to find the very best American Made products that we can. We have a page of links to various products that are made in America. From American Made Folding Knives to American Made Mulititools, to American Made Kitchen Products and American Made Flashlights and much, much more.

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Boker Plus Rambler Fixed 2-3/4″ Blade

Posted December 7, 2011 by Howard

Boker Plus Rambler
Boker Plus Rambler Fixed 2-3/4″ Blade
A very cool little knife from Boker Plus. It was designed by an Austrian knifemaker and is really very unique. It is small and meant to be a backup knife in most situations. The sheath is a belt sheath and not a neck sheath as would be expected for a knife of this size. Looks are deceiving from the image because this knife could scale up perfectly to be a very useful camping or even kitchen knife, but at the size at which it has been produced, it is a backup- belt knife. I really like it, especially the design and materials, but you have to have a need or desire for a knife of this diminutive size. You can see them at www.knifecenter.com
Here is more from Boker about this knife: Full Story

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Welcome Nemesis Knives!

Posted December 7, 2011 by kevin

Welcome Nemesis Knives

We’d like to extend a warm welcome to Nemesis Knives, an exciting new brand here at Knifecenter.  The work of designers Jeff Hall and Joel Pirela, these knives and tools boast materials and workmanship you’d expect to pay a lot more for.

Carefully crafted from titanium, carbon fiber, and VG-10 steel; Nemesis knives and tools offer a lot of bang for the buck. Whether it’s the Manx folder, the NK-12 Bottle Opener, or the Modular Axe; you’ll be getting a strong, lightweight tool that will be ready at a moment’s notice without weighing you down. Check out the new offerings at www.knifecenter.com!

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Mantis MU-6 Cyclops

Posted August 8, 2011 by Howard

Mantis MU-6 Cyclops Neck Knives
Mantis MU-6 Cyclops Neck Knives
Mantis Knives releases a great necklace tool. Sometimes a funky looking necklace is actually a wicked-cool concealed neck knife with a really cool opening mechanism and availability in a bunch of colors! These take some getting used to, but, once you understand the way they work, they are really cool.
You can see the series at www.knifecenter.com
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Blade Show 2011

Posted June 11, 2011 by Howard

The Blade Show 2011. Full Story

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Timberline ECS-4 Neck Knife

Posted May 15, 2011 by Howard

Timberline ECS-4 Neck Knife
Timberline ECS-4 Neck Knife with Built in Easy Release System
Timberline Knives has some very unique products. They have, through the years, offered many specialty models that are now classics. This new release system that they have on several tactical knife models, called the “U.S.E.R.S.” – Stands for Ultimate Secure Easy Release System. A part of the handle flexes to lock and unlock the knife in its sheath. It’s a great system and they now offer it on this neck knife. It has a quality build and has good materials. You can see these at www.knifecenter.com
Timberline offers the following description: Full Story

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Boker Fred Perrin Shark Neck Knife

Posted March 10, 2011 by Howard

Boker Fred Perrin Shark Neck Knife
Boker Fred Perrin Shark Neck Knife
Boker Knives releases a new Fred Perrin designed neck knife. We’ve been selling Fred Perrin designs here at the KnifeCenter of the InterNet for many years. His small fixed blade have had an incredible impact on the knife market from the beginning. This new Boker Magnum SHARK neck knife is true to his form and it is an awesome small knife. The emphasis is on “small” with a mere 1.3 inch cutting edge and a very small overall size, this is a real backup item. It fits snuggly into the Kydex neck sheath.You can see them at www.knifecenter.com
Here is the description from Boker: Full Story

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Smith & Wesson HRT Neck Knife

Posted March 1, 2011 by Howard

Smith & Wesson HRT Neck Knife
Smith & Wesson HRT Neck Knife
Smith and Wesson Knives has some great models. This new neck knife is awesome. There are a lot of neck knives out there, in all ranges of quality and price. Finding the balance between price and quality is always the tricky part. That task becomes less difficult when the name on the neck knife is Smith & Wesson, and the KnifeCenter price is only $17.95. This is a great knife for the price, and it comes with a great multi-carry position sheath—though you will need to provide your own neck chain!
You can see this item at www.knifecenter.com
Smith and Wesson has the following information about this item and their company: Full Story

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