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A Rough Rider Knife: The Best Alternative to Case You’ve Never Heard of

Whitemountainknives17 Apr, 2024Business

Some of the most popular traditionally patterned pocket knives in America come from W.R. Case & Sons, popularly known simply as “Case Knives.” To be fair, they are really high-quality, American made pocket knives with a rich history. But there’s a (relatively) new player on the scene: Rough Rider (AKA Rough Ryder). But how can a Rough Rider knife pose a legitimate challenge to such an established brand? Let’s break it down. Simply put, you need one of these knives if you don’t have one yet.

Why the Penguin Is Such a Popular QSP Knife

Whitemountainknives06 Apr, 2024Business

QSP stands for quality, service, and price, which you’d definitely know if you had any in your collection. They produce knives of unbeatable quality at a price point you simply must experience to appreciate. One of the most popular models in the lineup is the Penguin, which is a best seller basically everywhere that sells QSP Knives, and has been for some time now.

The Smock: Best Spyderco Knife That’s Not the Tenacious, Delica, or Para

Whitemountainknives28 Mar, 2024Business

The “best of” lists with respect to Spyderco always harp on the Delica, Tenacious and Para (or some iteration of the Para) as these are excellent knives. But the people have heard enough. We all know those are Spyderco’s greats. But there’s more out there, and for a lot of users, the Smock hits it. To some, it’s definitely the best Spyderco knife among them.

The EXO-M: Why You’ll Love This Reate Gravity Knife

Whitemountainknives19 Mar, 2024Business

This Reate gravity knife also gets high marks for fidget form and factor, as the design features a pivoting frame that allows the blade to slide forward (out) and back (in) with gravity or a flick of the wrist. It is surprisingly fluid, and the lock type makes it not only more fidget friendly but also safer in the hand, as the design inherently keeps your fingers out of the blade’s path at all times. If you get cut handling this, you probably did something wrong.

Top 6 Things to Love About CJRB Knives

Whitemountainknives14 Mar, 2024Business

Say that name quickly: CJRB Knives. It sounds like CRKT, doesn’t it? That might make your counterfeit meter run up, but don’t let it. These are far from knockoffs. CJRB Knives are a subsidiary of Artisan Cutlery and the brand is one of the hottest in the market right now.

The Subjugator: A WE Knife for the Ages

Whitemountainknives06 Mar, 2024Business

Most of the positive buzz and banter surrounding WE Knife Company has to do with, well, the Banter. It is the WE Knife that has resulted (chiefly) in the meteoric rise of this (relatively) new knife company. And there’s plenty of good reason for that, but that topic is one for another article and another time. Enough has been said in positivity of the WE Banter already.

About the Two Knife Steels Predominantly Used in Bradford Knives

Whitemountainknives28 Feb, 2024Business

Look at any collection of Bradford Knives including popular models like the Guardian 3 and 3.5 and you’ll see that the company is committed to using a variety of so-called “super steels” that offer a high degree of strength, corrosion, and wear resistance.

Why a Delica 4 with FRN Scales Just Might Be the Best Spyderco Pocket Knife Ever Made

Whitemountainknives22 Feb, 2024Business

Doubtless, this post is going to get a lot of hate for making a claim this polarizing, but the title says what it meant to say. No need to repeat it. There is good reason that the Delica 4 (and every iteration of the Delica, actually) appears on every “best of” list featuring Spyderco.

The Deschutes Skinner Is a Function-Optimized Kershaw Hunting Knife Worth Strapping to Your Pack

Whitemountainknives14 Feb, 2024Business

But don’t count Kershaw out. If you’re a brand loyalist, the company makes knives you can carry in the field with confidence, and that’s all that really matters, anyway. On that note, the Deschutes Skinner is a Kershaw hunting knife worth the price and much more, and it is steeped in practicality. Here’s what it offers.

Unconventional Uses for a Leatherman Pocket Knife

Whitemountainknives30 Jan, 2024Business

Tightening screws; cutting open packaging; getting a grip on small hardware; making miscellaneous cuts and adjustments. These are, quite obviously, among the most straightforward and valuable applications of a Leatherman pocket knife. But they’re far from the only ones, especially in a catalog as rich and varied as is Leatherman’s.