Everyday Carry Knives for the Distinguished Gentleman
Just because youโre all gussied up doesnโt mean you shouldnโt take a blade along.
Just because youโre all gussied up doesnโt mean you shouldnโt take a blade along.
By Amos Kwon
Alcohol remains an enduring motif in the great American narrative. Thatโs probably because those that wrote it drank, and drank well โ epitomized by the enduring symbol of the most sophisticated of drinking cultures: the bar cart. What follows is just one interpretation of how the home bar should look and taste.
By Jack Seemer
Josh Donald, co-proprietor of Bernal Cutlery in San Francisco, gives a lesson in Japanese whetstone sharpening.
If youโre fortunate enough to possess a Mustang Fastback โ one of the grandaddies of the American muscle car โ you know the respect and admiration it garners from car lovers to kids. Itโs Americana on four wheels.
By Amos Kwon
For centuries, man has found countless ways to send ships to the bottom of the sea. Since the advent of scuba technology, weโve found ways to explore them.
By Jason Heaton
Not far behind the invention of the wheel, in terms of ingenuity, is the wheeled duffel. The problem is, most wheeled duffels are either good at wheeling or good at holding gear, but seldom both; thatโs not to mention most have a hybrid appearance that neither looks stylish on the concourse nor rugged in the outback.
By Jason Heaton
In the latest edition of Staff Favorites, we turn to one of Gear Patrolโs longest standing contributors, Mr. Jon Gaffney.
By Jon Gaffney
There are dozens โ if not hundreds โ of guys making custom leather straps these days, and a few doing nylon. You can too.
By Ed Estlow