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There are hundreds of places to shop for knives out there, and a number of them are available online 24/7.

My two favorite tools to find the deals I’m looking for are Amazon.com and Google.com. If you google anything general, you’ll get millions of hits, but if you search for more specific items, you’ll be suprised at the amount of other people out there looking for the same things you are.

Also, using Amazon and Google together is a perfect way to start your search for the perfect knife.

Follow these steps to acquire your latest blade:

1. Go to amazon and search under knives. I learned from a friend to misspell things just a little bit to see what alternatives you might be better off searching under. As you can see, “knive” results in the recommended “knives” not “knife” – CLICK HERE FOR THIS SEARCH. Combat knives look pretty boss, let’s dive further.
2. From this search page, type in “combat knives” and take a look at some of the brand names that are available as a starting point in your research. Gerber & SOG are two names that I see pretty often over the next few pages.
3. Let’s move to google.com and search “SOG specialty knives“
4. Normally whatever brand of knife you are searching for will have their homepage listed first or second and you can see the rest of their knife lines. Check out what you like on their sites then search again with the particular model number or name.
5. That Power Assist EOD looks DAMN AWESOME, let’s search that followed by SOG so we get what we’re looking for and not other types of awesome.
6. The shopping results a few links down the page shows you three places to buy the exact knife we’re looking at, and the vendor where it’s for sale. If you take a few more seconds and poke around you can find smaller websites that post in-depth reviews of the knives, such as TacticalReviewGroup.com (dope website!).
7. Pick a reputable online company with secured credit card check out if you want to buy online, or think of some of the local outdoor sports stores in your area and consider buying in person. I always try and buy from the little guy before going big box, so dig a little bit, and save someone’s day with a friendly transaction.

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