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6 Attributes of a Good Camp Knife

Theknifeconnection25 Jun, 2026Business

Much like the terms “survival knife”, “tactical knife”, and “bushcraft knife”, there are no hard bounds around the term “camp knife”. Strictly speaking, if you are using a knife in camp, it’s a camp knife. Even so, there are still a few things by which you can know a quality design when you see (or handle) it.

Why Your Collection Needs a Boker Arbolito Esculta

Theknifeconnection16 Jun, 2026Business

Commonly referred to as the “tree brand” in homage to the company’s tree logo, Boker is one of the most respected knife makers in the world, with a long history of knife production that spans back well over a hundred years. In addition to Boker knives, the company also makes straight razors, axes, and other bladed tools, a nod to their experience with tools.

What to Know About Jack Wolf Knives, from a High Level

Theknifeconnection10 Jun, 2026Business

Jack Wolf Knives are a wonder of modern computer-aided design, and the founder’s mission is, in his own words, to make his customers smile, as a result of the unique designs and functional pieces of art that his creations represent. Here’s what you should know about Jack Wolf Knives.

Kukrax Products: About the Pack Axe with a Walnut Handle and Partial Cord Wrap

Theknifeconnection09 Jun, 2026Business

Kukrax products are renowned for what the company itself calls “insane practicality”, and there is certainly some truth to this. As they are quick to observe, every few weeks (or at least, so it seems) a new super steel gets unveiled. But to them, it’s hard to beat the practicality of properly heat-treated 1075. They have a point. Tool steels in the 10XX class have worked wonders forever. Just because something new came along doesn’t mean they’re now defunct.

Defending the Price of the Bradford Guardian 3

Theknifeconnection09 Jun, 2026Business

First, regardless of your choice of blade profile, the Bradford Guardian 3 is right in that sweet spot for a fixed blade EDC knife. The blade is roughly 3.5 inches with an overall length of about 7; it weighs just about 3.5 ounces, too, making it perfect in size and weight for EDC.

Why the Becker Knives KABAR Is an Undying Tool

Theknifeconnection08 Jun, 2026Business

Best known perhaps as the USMC fighting knife, the KABAR, today produced by Becker Knives, is one of the most recognizable patterns in history, which has been ripped off and reproduced ad infinitum since it was first introduced nearly 100 years ago at this point.

Two Things to Look for in Fishing Knives

Theknifeconnection03 Jun, 2026Business

On the flipside, a bait knife is a general purpose fishing knife used to cut bait, trim line, and for other basic tasks while on the water. With that out of the way, here are two qualities you should seek in fishing knives, one of which is unique to filet knives.

Reflections on Choosing an EDC Knife: Fixed or Folding

Theknifeconnection03 Jun, 2026Business

On the flipside, the fixed fanatics, those who call folders “pre-broken”, wouldn’t be caught dead on the daily with a folder. Let’s meet in the middle. There are advantages and disadvantages to both. We will cover them here so you get a better idea of what your next EDC knife purchase should be.

Jack Wolf Knives: Highlighting the Diamondback Jack with Linen Micarta Scales

Theknifeconnection02 Jun, 2026Business

Jack Wolf Knives are renowned for their classic designs, utilitarian functionality, and high-end steels and scale materials. That being the case, it’s hard to pick one to highlight, but all the same, the Diamondback Jack, specifically the model with green linen micarta scales and a stonewashed S90V sheepsfoot blade is a good one.

Why the Fox Knives Chilin (Black, Stonewashed, M398 with Titanium Scales) Is a Winner

Theknifeconnection27 May, 2026Business

There are lots of great Fox Knives, so to single one out, like the specific variant of the Chilin that has a black, stonewashed M398 blade and a bronze anodized titanium handle, requires some justification. First, let’s look at overall size and profile. This version of the Chilin only weighs 5.11 ounces and has a 3.15” blade giving an overall length of 7.61”.