From the Editor: This knife is super sharp and stays that way. Made using DiamondBlade Knives’ proprietary Friction Forging process, trust us when we say this knife is razor sharp and holds an edge for a long time. We used it to take apart several deer and a moose and it performed amazingly...

Times New Roman";" BY MIKE FLOYD Times New Roman";" Times New Roman";" When my old friend David Summers pulled me aside at Safari Club International to show off a knife he’d grown to love, I already knew him to be a guy who wasn’t easily impressed. A professional bear guide and...

There is no better judge of a knife than a tracker/skinner in South Africa. As experts in skinning thick hided game, they see a higher volume of wild game harvests than anywhere else in the world. So for my third trip to the continent I took a few DiamondBlade knives for my PH Scot Burchell and his...

On September 23, 2019 Field & Stream published an article naming DiamondBlade as one of the “Five Best Hunting Knives Ever Made”. Executive Editor, Dave Petzal goes on to explain what makes DiamondBlade knives different from all others on the market. Read the complete article here:...

SCIENCE CHANNEL'S "HOW IT'S MADE" Features DiamondBlade Knives Extreme Friction Forging® Patented Process! Currently Scheduled to Air Sunday 2/3/19 @ 11:30 CST Check their online schedule at https://www.sciencechannel.com/schedule UPDATE - You can now watch this video on our website at...

Charles Allen of Diamond Blade Knives and Knives of Alaska shares tips for choosing a big game hunting knife. He covers some of the basic knife shapes and how they're used for butchering and skinning deer, bear, moose and other big game animals.

In every hunter lies the spirit of a pioneer. See the site chosen by Charles Allen of Diamond Blade Knives, to put a stake in the ground and build a lodge in the remote Alaska wilderness. This is the place where he guides hunters and fishermen and tests his knives, and we're accompanying him on a...

It's all about putting meat on the table, and Josh Dahlke of The Hunger shows a Diamond Blade knife being used on his zebra in South Africa.