MySwitchblade

Automatic knives or switchblade and assisted opening knives are often confused with one another and used interchangeably. If you are planning shop for cheap switchblade online , it is extremely important  to understand the difference between the two knives. To get a better idea about these two types of knives, below are few points that can help a first time buyer to spot the difference and choose accordingly.  Differences between a switchblade and assisted opening knife A good indicator of whether a knife should be considered a switchblade or an assisted opening knife depends on the resting position of the blades. If the blade's natural inclination is to open without the presence of a hindrance, it's a switchblade. If there is nothing blocking the blade and it stays closed, the knife is an assisted opener. Another key difference to look for is that if you are able to open the blade without exerting any effort on the actual blade, it's a switchblade. In c...

Determining something that can be called 'iconic' is no easy task. This is because the word ‘iconic’ itself has a variety of definitions. An icon can be something that's incredibly successful and admired, or something that is widely popular and has set a gold standard in its field. Below are some traits of a knife/switchblade that will make it easier for you to recognize an icon in the knife world. Let’s get into it. A Production Knife We have decided this trait to be the top priority because what’s the use if a knife is no longer in production. It will either be too expensive or very difficult to find. Even though a custom-made knife like the Bob Loveless Drop Point Hunter is a revolutionary knife in all aspect, there is no way we can consider since it’s not factory-made and will only make your bloated with too many options. Your main focus should be to find production knives that are easily available on the online/offline market. Easily Recognizable To...