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Artisan Cutlery Littoral Buying Guide: D2 G10, CF & Titanium
Artisan Cutlery Littoral

Artisan Cutlery Littoral Buying Guide: D2 G10, CF & Titanium

If your idea of the perfect everyday folder is a knife that gets out of its own way, the Artisan Cutlery Littoral deserves a close look. Named after the fast, versatile warships that patrol shallo...

Artisan Cutlery TrustArtisan Cutlery Trust Review: S35VN Wharncliffe Frame Lock

Artisan Cutlery Trust Review: S35VN Wharncliffe Frame Lock

Every now and then a folder arrives with a clear design thesis. The Artisan Cutlery Trust has one, and it is written into the name: dependability. Designed by Theo Estevao under Artisan's Demeter p...

Artisan Cutlery BanjaaraArtisan Cutlery Banjaara Review: S90V Titanium EDC

Artisan Cutlery Banjaara Review: S90V Titanium EDC

Artisan Cutlery Banjaara at a Glance The Banjaara (model 1868G) is one of Artisan Cutlery's newer premium folders: a clip-point design in CPM S90V with a full titanium frame lock. It first appeare...

artisan cutleryArtisan Damascus Folding Knives: Best Models & What to Know

Artisan Damascus Folding Knives: Best Models & What to Know

What Makes a Damascus Folding Knife Special Modern damascus — often called pattern-welded steel — is made by forge-welding two or more different steels together, then folding, twisting, and grindi...

Artisan Cutlery MarlinArtisan Cutlery Marlin Review: Henning Marxen S35VN Prototype

Artisan Cutlery Marlin Review: Henning Marxen S35VN Prototype

The Marlin (ATZ-1895G) is the newest limited prototype in the Artisan Cutlery lineup, designed by Henning Marxen. It pairs a 3.47-inch S35VN drop-point blade with a full titanium frame lock and a s...

artisan cutleryArtisan Cutlery Crusoe: The Desert Island S90V Folding Knife

Artisan Cutlery Crusoe: The Desert Island S90V Folding Knife

Every knife person has played the desert island game: if you could carry exactly one knife for the rest of your life, what would it be? Custom maker Nick Rogers asked himself the same question, and...