I’m a survival instructor, so I’ve used and seen a lot of knives go through my courses. I’ve learned that a survival knife needs to be a jack of all trades. That’s why to test the following knives, I ...

This gorgeous, intimidating outdoor tool is the brainchild of a three-decade veteran of the knifemaking industry.

instructors designed the ESEE-5 as a downed pilot’s survival knife, so this tool is born to tackle gnarly situations. The ergonomic grip is made of Micarta so it’s durable and feels good in ...

Benchmade knives have long been a staple for hunters, anglers, and outdoorsmen. The Oregon-based company makes quality blades that are sharp, versatile, and durable. The number one gripe people ...

A jury in Texas on Monday convicted a 21-year-old man who claimed he was sleepwalking when he plunged a knife into his twin sister’s neck, killing her. On Tuesday, a judge sentenced Benjamin Elliott ...

If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Despite all their obvious similarities, outdoor cutting tools and EDC knives don’t have as much technological overlap as you might think.

I have found that it’s better to have a “buy once, cry once” approach to knives. Drew Conover is a contributor at Outdoor Life. He writes mostly gear reviews and how-to articles on survival and ...

The lone survivor of a serial killers attack tries to cope with the death of her friends and her mutilation at the hands of the maniac but she fears the trauma has awakened a dark side within her ...