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Our Limited Edition Timascus Sets and iMamba® Collection

Posted by Ruan Bernard · December 04, 2024

We are thrilled to unveil our latest creations: the Limited Edition Timascus Sets and our renowned iMamba® folding knife collection.

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Choosing the Perfect Hunting Knife: A Guide to Tradition, Precision, and Craftsmanship

Posted by Ruan Bernard · November 04, 2024

In the world of outdoor adventure, few tools match the hunting knife's blend of function and legacy. For hunters, survivalists, and knife enthusiasts alike, selecting a hunting knife isn’t just about utility; it’s about embracing a tradition where design, durability, and craftsmanship converge.

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Knife Trends for 2024 a Collectors Guide

Posted by Ruan Bernard · January 26, 2024

As we navigate the knife industry, new trends continuously shape and reshape the market. In 2024, the knife industry is expected to be influenced by a variety of factors. The rise of everyday carry (EDC) knives, the popularity of unique designs and exotic materials, and the increasing influence of smaller manufacturers are all trends to watch. These trends reflect a shift in consumer preferences towards practicality, aesthetics, and uniqueness.

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Be the first to know about our Rinkhals Damasteel Rose Patterned Slipjoint Knives

Posted by Ruan Bernard · February 28, 2023

We are offering these Rinkhals Damasteel Rose Patterned Knives in very small batches. In order to ensure that our customers have the best chance of getting their hands on this slipjoint knife we encourage you to join our mailing list. Customers on our mailing list will be the first to know when these batches become available, and our wish list customers will be serviced first. We know that there are many Arno Bernard Knives fans out there who will be very excited to get their hands on the Rinkhals Damasteel Rose Pattern.

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Hunting Knives Blade Styles What You Need to Know

Posted by Arno Bernard · November 06, 2017

Hunting is a specialised sport, and for that, you need special tools. Firstly, when it comes to hunting knives, bigger isn’t necessarily better. It all depends on the size of the animal you wish to hunt. A big knife is useless when dressing small game, as you can easily imagine. Someone hunting deer will have a different job for their knife compared to someone hunting rabbits. A quality hunting knife should be versatile enough to do everything the average hunter needs plus a little bit more.

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