An Old Favorite
I carried my ProTech Godfather leading up to and some of this past week. It’s a long and mean looking out the side automatic. It has a classic design that just looks stellar, with a coffin-esque handle and a dagger style blade. The action is incredible; it thwacks out with authority. That’s all said, it has a relatively thickly ground blade and a needle point tip. I got it as a gift to myself for hitting a big personal milestone, so it also holds sentimental value for me. It might not be the most utilitarian knife in my collection, but it sure is one of the coolest.
Jack Wolf Knives Timber Jack Review
It’s exciting to see custom knife makers like Tracy LaRock working with Jack Wolf Knives. As the largest slipjoint from JWK so far, the Timber Jack comes with a hefty blade and a sturdy spring. No surprise, being a Jack Wolf Knife, it is made superbly. Check out my review video below.
Barn and Brook Feather Knife Review
You can’t beat a handmade in the USA fixed blade with a unique design for ~$75. Is it the most practical knife out there? No, but sometimes practicality isn’t the point. Check out my video on the Barn and Brook Feather Knife below.
Civivi Sendy Slippy & Sencut Sylor Review
The Sendy Slippy is an interesting take on a modern slipjoint. I like the design, but it could use a stronger spring for sure. The Sylor is another high value per dollar knife from Sencut. Check out my video on them below.
