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A knife for daily carry with a small blade and no lock. It doesn’t sound so interesting, but it is very much so - in particular for some countries where carrying knives with one-handed opening and any block on the blade is not allowed. More than this, it's beautiful and very well crafted.

IWA 2019 / New from Puma: limited edition knives for the company anniversary. A quarter of a millennium – the renowned German knifemaker PUMA from Solingen is already celebrating it. For this special occasion, Puma introduces its brand new blades at the IWA, including an exclusive, limited edition Puma anniversary knife and the new 2019 year’s knife. All technical details and prices can be found …

IWA 2019 / New from MKM: Mikita Collection 2019. The historic brand belonging to the Maniago Knife Makers, already relaunched in 2018 with the first Mikita Collection, at the IWA 2019 in Nuremberg presents a new line of sports knives – the Mikita Collection 2019.

HIT Show 2019/ New from Maserin: Scout and Trapper knives. Coltellerie Maserin presented two new friction folding knifes, named "Scout" and "Trapper" respectively. The Scout is designed for everyday carry, while the Trapper is very lightweight. Price is interesting too. Let's take a look at their main features together.

SHOT Show 2019 / New from Puma. The Puma company, one of the most famous German knifemakers, celebrated its 250 years in 2019.  And for this event they brought some beautiful knives to the Las Vegas show, some of which are limited editions designed by  H.P. Knoop. 

SHOT Show 2019 / New products from FOX knives. The Italian company introduced a series of new models ranging from the tactical Tomahawk to the revisiting of the gentleman's knife. Let's have an overview of some of these novelties, including the fascinating Bushman knife and the small and handy Skål that can also serve as a bottle opener.

SHOT Show 2019 / New from Maserin: Artiglio folding knife. It’s name is Artiglio – “talon” in english – and it is a robust and original medium-sized folding knife, designed by a young Tuscan designer. It features a D2 steel blade with "stonewashed" finish. Let's see together its main features.

SHOT Show 2019 / Maniago Knife Makers line: the Maniago Knife Makers (MKM) get to Las Vegas with their refined MKM line of knives. American blade-lovers will be able to admire in the flesh this interesting range of high-end products that proudly claim their "Made in Italy" quality.

Under the MKM brand, four companies from Maniago, Italy, started a cooperation to produce an exclusive range of fixed and folding-blade knives. The result won the “Knife Collaboration of the Year” award at the 2018 Blade Show in Atlanta.

As the name implies, the CRKT Knife Maintenance Tool is designed for knife maintenance. Small, light and without frills, it has been awarded as the "tool of the year" at the 2018 Blade Show.

As the name implies, the CRKT Knife Maintenance Tool is designed for knife maintenance. Small, light and without frills, it has been awarded as the "tool of the year" at the 2018 Blade Show.

Glock is universally appreciated for its semi-automatic pistols, and this has partially overshadowed another iconic product of the Austrian company that represented the beginning of its rise: the military knife M78 / M81, whose production predates guns.

Designed by Ken Onion, the youngest ever inductee into the Blade Magazine Hall of Fame in 2008, the Rave XL folding knife sports a 2.75 blade with EDP corrosion resistant coating and a glass-reinforced polypropylene handle with TPR insert. 

With its Suru frame lock knife, Fox Knives of Maniago (Italy) won the 2018 Overall Knife of the Year award at the Blade Show that was held in Atlanta, Georgia (USA).

A lightweight and inexpensive folding knife, but not without a certain character. It’s ideal for everyday use and is distinguished by the carabiner clip on its back.

The new fixed blade knife proposed by the Italian company Viper is called "Gianghi" and was showcased at  IWA 2018. The designer is Fabrizio Silvestrelli, president of the Italian Knifemakers Guild.