Artisan Cutlery Bombardier Buying Guide: D2 G10 vs S35VN Titanium
Artisan Cutlery's Bombardier is one of those designs that rewards a closer look, because the ATZ-1812 platform ships in two live configurations that look nearly identical in photos and are separate...
Artisan Cutlery Osprey Buying Guide: Every Configuration Compared
Few Artisan Cutlery model names cover as much ground as the Osprey. The family is built around one signature idea — a cleaver-style blade that Artisan describes as excelling at cutting, chopping, a...
Artisan Cutlery Holm Buying Guide: AR-RPM9 to S90V
Some knife families are built around one blade shape, and the Artisan Cutlery Holm is exactly that: a wharncliffe, button-lock folder that has quietly grown into a ten-configuration family with a $...
Artisan Cutlery Tradition Buying Guide: From D2 to Damascus
The Artisan Cutlery Tradition has been in the lineup since 2022, but it is really two knife families wearing one name. The original ATZ-1702 Tradition series spans three sizes and runs from a $45 D...
Artisan Cutlery Orthodox Buying Guide: D2 to M390 & Damascus
The Artisan Cutlery Orthodox line quietly covers more ground than most single model names ever do. Under the ATZ-1817 platform you get two blade sizes, five blade-steel choices, three handle materi...
Artisan Cutlery Proponent Buying Guide: From D2 to Damascus
The Artisan Cutlery Proponent is one of the brand's most famous designs — an overbuilt, no-compromise folder created with veteran designer Dirk Pinkerton. What many shoppers do not realize is that ...