RAPAX · REVIEWERS & CREATORS
Review Rapax knives.
Your perspective. A closer look at Rapax.
We work with knife reviewers, EDC bloggers, and content creators, and provide Rapax knives for hands-on reviews. Tell us what you cover and which model has caught your attention.
LOOK CLOSER. SHARE WHAT YOU FIND.
Details worth putting on camera.
How a knife opens. How it sits in the pocket. How a change in grip affects control. Rapax gives you specific details to explore through your own experience—and explain in your own voice.
Get hands-on
Request a knife for a first-hand review. Tell us which model fits your coverage so we can discuss an appropriate sample.
Follow your curiosity
Explore blade geometry, opening methods, ergonomics, or everyday carry. Show your audience the details that matter to you.
Bring your perspective
We welcome thoughtful, honest impressions. Explain what you observed, what worked for you, and what you would change.
SIX MODELS · THREE STARTING POINTS
What would you look at first?
BUDDY
Slim carry. Two ways to grip.
A slim everyday folder with a conventional flipper and a front flipper. The finger choil gives you a forward grip for finer control.
A review angle: compare the standard grip with the forward grip on the choil.
KIKI + MIMI
One handle. Two personalities.
A compact shared handle and Push Button Liner Lock. Kiki has a spear point blade; Mimi has a sheepsfoot. Their flipper sits at the top of the handle, out of the grip.
A review angle: explore the Push Button Liner Lock, flipper placement, and compact closed shape. Kiki pictured.
WISP + SLICK + TREK
One platform. Three profiles.
A shared steel integral frame, crossbar-style lock, and deep-carry clips. Wisp brings a sheepsfoot, Slick a modified Wharncliffe / reverse tanto, and Trek a clip point.
A review angle: examine how blade profile changes the character of a shared platform. Wisp pictured.
HOW WE WORK TOGETHER
Start with your channel.
Then choose the knife.
Share your channel or publication, a few examples of your work, and the Rapax model you would like to review. Tell us about your audience, country, and the coverage you have in mind.
- Introduce your work. Video reviews, written reviews, photography, and other hands-on formats are welcome for discussion.
- Discuss the sample. We confirm model availability, shipping arrangements, and the terms of the review sample individually.
- Share your experience. Let your audience see the knife through your own observations. Clearly disclose when Rapax has supplied a sample.
A request starts a conversation; sample availability and arrangements must be confirmed before shipment.
REVIEW SAMPLE QUESTIONS
A few things to know.
Does Rapax provide knives for review?
Yes. Rapax works with reviewers, bloggers, and content creators and provides knives for reviews. Contact us with your channel, coverage idea, and preferred model to discuss a sample.
Who can get in touch?
Knife reviewers, EDC creators, bloggers, photographers, and publications interested in hands-on Rapax coverage. Include links that help us understand your work and audience.
Which models can I request?
Buddy, Kiki, Mimi, Wisp, Slick, and Trek. Tell us your preference and why it fits your coverage. The exact model and variant depend on availability and individual agreement.
Is a sample guaranteed when I apply?
No. We discuss requests individually. Model availability, destination, shipping, and sample terms are confirmed directly before any knife is sent.
What should I include in my request?
Your name, channel or publication link, country, audience, examples of recent work, preferred model, and review idea. Include a proposed schedule if you have one.
Where are Rapax knives made?
Rapax was created by an international team of knife professionals and enthusiasts and has its own manufacturing operation in Yangjiang, China.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR NEXT REVIEW
Show us your work.
Tell us what caught your eye.
Send your channel link, country, preferred model, and a short coverage idea. We’ll discuss the possibilities with you.
rapaxknife@126.com
rapaxknives@gmail.com
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