It’s been a minute since we took a peek at what Real Steel has been up to, but suffice it to say they’ve been as productive as ever. One of their latest projects is a super upscale revision of the Griffin model. It’s called the Griffin Ultimatum, and it’s geared for enthusiast-grade performance.
In one of those scary “time is indeed swiftly passing” moments, we discovered that Real Steel’s Griffin is 10 years old. We still think of Real Steel itself as one of the new kids on the block, but clearly this kid has been around the block enough times to become an adult around the block, with models achieving double digit circulation times and the multiple iterations that usually come along with such long-livedness. Spooky!
It is easy to lose Real Steel in the myriad new Chinese knife companies. I really don’t know too much about them. I should look on the SHOT Show directory as I am starting to schedule appointments.
Read the whole thing at KnifeNews.com