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Think of a Swiss Army Knife, and a few defining features probably come to mind. Red scales. That classic cross-emblazoned shield logo. A range of silver implements, including a blade and bottle opener ...

Our review team loves the CJRB Bolt Folding Knife which is currently 25% off on Amazon right now. The sale is only for a limited time so here's why you should buy now. The Bolt features a 3.25-inch ...

Roxon may not be a household name like Leatherman or Victorinox, but it has been quietly developing some of the market's more innovative multitools for years now, many based around its modular Flex ...

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Have you ever found yourself reaching for a tool, only to realize it’s not allowed where you are? Whether it’s a flight, a courthouse, or even your workplace, the restrictions on carrying knives can ...

Save 40% on a SOG PowerPint Mini Compact Stainless Steel Multi-Tool. It’s now only $34 Update: Now $32 Save 25% on a Leatherman Free P4. It’s now $113 — One of the best Leatherman multi tools Save 25% ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Sometimes, life throws us curveballs, and there's something sexy about being able to pull out a multi-tool from your pocket and say "I got ...

Before we talk about tools, let’s talk about legacy. In 1884, Karl Elsener opened a small cutliers workshop in Switzerland. By 1891, he was crafting soldier’s knives for the Swiss Army. Six years ...