Its best feature might be its quick-change blades While all of these EDC-friendly features help the Phantom 2.0 achieve a status unheard of by utility knives, it is still a utility knife at the end of ...

At the time of writing, it’d raised over 13 times its pledge goal in a matter of days. To its creators, the Phantom 2.0 is more than a knife; it’s a paradigm shift in utility tools.

The improvements in the Phantom 2.0 are a direct result of user feedback from the first-generation knife. The grip has been enhanced with additional grooves for better control. The liner lock has ...

Maybe you’ve experienced what we’re about to describe. Discovering a new hobby or interest, you dive in headfirst, picking up supplies, buying your first of what will become a collection of goods, and ...

Swiss Army Knives uses several locking mechanisms. One of these is the slip joint, normally found on most 91mm, or medium models, like the Tinker, Spartan, and Huntsman.