Ben Petersencame into contact with the knife industry in 2011, supplementing his college education with a casual job making YouTube videos. The vortex of the knife world drew him in and he spent the next eight years working full-time in the industry at a knife retailer and manufacturer. He dealt with thousands of knives, recording more than 1,000 knife videos and producing knife marketing content for the entire industry. During his travels, Ben developed a particular preference for knives, such as blades under 3 inches and a fondness for blue Handle grips in simple designs. After years of advertising other people's knives, Ben created his first EC design called "Banter." It is a thoughtful combination of all the features Ben loves in knives. When he's not working on knives, Ben spends most of his time backpacking, biking and exploring his home state of Utah with his wife and four children. And like him, they all like knives, too.
Banter 2004B, an EDC folder design by traveler and knifemaker Ben Petersen. Spending most of his time away from home, Ben shows an interest in blades under 3". Lightweight, compact, pocket-friendly folders that are ideal for everyday carry
Banter, an EDC folder design by traveler and knifemaker Ben Petersen. Spending most of his time away from home, Ben shows an interest in blades under 3". Lightweight, compact, pocket-friendly folders that are ideal for everyday carry
Banter, an EDC folder design by traveler and knifemaker Ben Petersen. Spending most of his time away from home, Ben shows interest in blades under 3". Lightweight, compact folders that don't weigh down pockets, ideal for everyday carry
Banter Green Micarta, Black Stonewashed, EDC folder design by traveler and knifemaker Ben Petersen. Spending most of his time away from home, Ben designed a lightweight, compact folder that doesn't weigh down his pocket and is ideal for everyday carry.
Baby Banter Cuibourtia Wood, Black Stonewashed a smaller and lighter folder designed by Ben Petersen. It has many of the same thoughtful design elements as the full-size Banter original, but weighs less and is much less expensive!
Baby Banter Natural G10, Black Stonewashed a smaller and lighter folder of Ben Petersen's design. It has many of the same thoughtful design elements as the full-size Banter original, but weighs less and is much less expensive....
Baby Banter Black Twill Carbon Fiber Overlay On Black G10, Black Hand Rubbed Damascus, a smaller and lighter folder WeKnife designed by Ben Petersen. Beautiful damascus with a unique design, carbon fiber laminated G10 handle. Unique!
Baby Banter Ivory G10, Red Painted a smaller and lighter folder of Ben Petersen's design. It has many of the same thoughtful design elements as the full-size Banter original, but weighs less and is much less expensive. Now with the blade Red Painted.
Baby Banter Wharncliffe Black Burlap Micarta, Black the latest edition of the popular EDC folding knife designed by Ben Petersen. It uses a highly functional Wharncliffe blade made of Nitro-V steel, durable Micarta grips. A great companion!
Baby Banter Wharncliffe Purple Canvas Micarta, Grey Stonewashed the latest edition of the popular EDC folding knife designed by Ben Petersen. It uses a highly functional Wharncliffe blade made of Nitro-V steel, durable Micarta grips. A great companion!
Sendy Black G10, Black Stonewashed new design by American traveler and knifemaker Ben Petersen. A compact folding knife for the field, with a classic look and sturdy construction. Cleverly hidden in the Handle are tweezers and a toothpick!
Sendy Green/Red G10, Satin new design by American traveler and knifemaker Ben Petersen. A compact folding knife for the field, with a classic look and sturdy construction. Cleverly hidden in the Handle are tweezers and a toothpick!
Sendy Guibourtia Wood, Black Stonewashed new design by American traveler and knifemaker Ben Petersen. A compact folding knife for the field, with a classic look and sturdy construction. Cleverly hidden in the Handle are tweezers and a toothpick!
Sendy Green Canvas Micarta, Gray Stonewashed new design by American traveler and knifemaker Ben Petersen. A compact folding knife for the field, with a classic look and sturdy construction. Cleverly hidden in the Handle are tweezers and a toothpick!
Baby Banter Powder Pink G10, Satin a smaller and lighter folder of Ben Petersen's design. It has many of the same thoughtful design elements as the full-size original Banter, but weighs less and is much less expensive!
Banter Wharncliffe Purple Canvas Micarta, Gray Stonewashed. A design by traveler and knifemaker Ben Petersen. Spending most of his time away from home, Ben designed a lightweight, compact folder with a blade under 3" for everyday carry.
Banter Wharncliffe Black Burlap Micarta, Black Stonewashed. A design by traveler and knifemaker Ben Petersen. Spending most of his time away from home, Ben designed a lightweight, compact pocket-friendly folder with a blade under 3" for a everyday carry
Yipper Black G10, Black Top Shield, one of MKM's latest folding knives designed by renowned knifemaker Ben Petersen. Ergonomic handle made of G10 composite, blade made of MagnaCut, a modern tool steel.
Baby Banter Fixed Green Canvas Micarta, Stonewashed, a handy EDC knife designed by Ben Petersen. Fixed version of the popular folder, full tang construction, comfortable Micarta composite handle, Blade made of proven Nitro-V steel. An excellent choice!
Baby Banter Fixed Black/Blue G10, Black Stonewashed, a handy EDC knife designed by Ben Petersen. Fixed version of the popular folder, full tang construction, comfortable G10 composite handle, Blade made of proven Nitro-V steel. An excellent choice!
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