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Unfortunately, also in the world of blades, there is the counterfeit market of main brands knives.
Generally these fakes are being offered on Chinese online stores, but also on several online stores apparently beyond suspicion.
As a first suggestion you have to be wary of products sold at excessively low prices, in addition, if the seller does not guarantee the authenticity of the knife, it is better to look more closely at every detail of the product, comparing them with the photos of original products that are always on producers offical websites.
Unfortunately, it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish original products from fakes, because in the latter are given false information - written on blades or packaging - about places of production (although the fake knives are made in China - and Asia in general - they are marked with the place of production which appears onto original models); it is notice that also fake knives have serial numbers, just like the originals.
Here are some conterfeit knives of prestigious brands. In some cases we make comparison with the original product.
We make an appeal to knives enthusiasts to be careful not to raise the counterfeit market that are hurting honest businesses in favor of those who enrich themselves by doing commercial parasitism by exploiting innovative and inventive efforts of others to gain benefit in a completely illegitimate way.
Alessandra De Santis
Completely self taught knife maker, Brian Efros started making knives in the summer of 2009. His interest in knives world dates back since he was a child, when his mother had to drag him out from fairs and events in which there were showed knives.
Bobby Branton, who grew up in the countryside of South-Carolina, has always been attracted and fascinated by the world of the blades since he was young, developing a passion especially for throwing knives - a sport that in the ensuing years has made him famous throughout the world.
Antonio Landi began making knives in 2012 and succeeded in a few years to burn all the stages, studying with dedication and commitment on any available source (mainly internet and knives dedicated forums).
Aaron Gough started making knives when he was 14 years old, but he was too young at that time to really give the attention that knife making deserved, so after a while it got put aside while he explored other passions.
Knife maker since 1986, Attila Kertesz discovered his passion for knives during his first job in a steel factory in Hungary, where he learned the basics of steel processing from the old craftsmen.
Adriano Donzelli - aka Adry Vassago Donzelli - is a young, part-time knife maker who is completely self-taught. In just a few years of activity he has changed the knife making concept on its head by making stunning knives.