Custom Knives On the Web

The custom knife market has really blown up in the last couple decades. There truly was a time when great custom knives were few and far between. However, now there are more knife makers that a collector can keep up with. Therefore the options for exquisite cutlery are endless. It doesn't matter if you're in search of a more refined gentleman's folder, a rustic bowie knife, a military style tactical folder or a basic pocket knife for everyday carry, you'll find what you're looking for in today's vast market of custom knives. The great part is that you can actually pull up any custom knife maker's website and take a peek at all they have to offer. You can shoot them an email for pricing and availability details, as well as find out how long the knife will take to make.

For those who love custom knives, some websites that you must check out are tadgear.com, steeladdiction.com, bladeart.com, knifeart.com, edcknives.com and truenorthknives.com. These websites offer countless custom knives that will surely tickle your fancy. It doesn't matter if you're a fan of fixed blades or folders, you'll find them all on these websites. If you're new to the custom knife game, then you may want to keep in mind some names like Lamert, Tighe, Strider, Graham, Begg and Randall. These are all reputable custom knife makers that have been around for some time now, consistently pushing out great products. Probably the most reputable name in the knife making industry right now is Strider Knives. This particular cutlery business has gained popularity for their no-nonsense approach. While there knives may not be pretty or look so refined, their steel is phenomenal. Not many knives can cut through steel and still look good afterwards. Strider is a brand for the hardcore users.

If you're really into custom knives or simply want to get a great up-close and personal look at what's out there these days, you should consider attending the Chicago custom show in September, The Atlanta Blade show in the summer or the Las Vegas Classic in January. These are the three top custom knife shows help each year. If you're looking for a more personal atmosphere with the makers, then the Chicago show is probably right for you. Then again, if you looking for the biggest, it's the Atlanta Blade show.

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