Did you get sidetracked these last few weeks of December and forget to get those last few customers or employees a thoughtful gift? Don’t worry, you’re not the only one! Time can really fly this time of year, but there is still time to have some logo knives rush-ordered for your valued customers.
Any of these high-quality pocket knives can be engraved within 24 hours and then they’ll be on their way to you!
Barlow Rosewood Pocket Knife- Gold
Quick! Without thinking, choose salsa or guacamole.
I’m on guacamole’s side for sure. It’s a sublime blend of avocado, lime, cilantro, tomato & onion- perfect to scoop with your chip or dollop on top of a taco. Yum!
Today is Spicy Guacamole Day, so add a jalapeno to it too!
These pocket knives engraved with your logo of choice are perfect to slice up those avocados:
It’s almost lunch time for me- my menu varies from a salad, to soup, or maybe just leftovers from last night. But today is Sandwich Day, so I think that is the route I’ll take today!
Did you know that logo knives are the secret ingredient to building the best sandwich?
Step 1- Locate your bread (white, multi-grain, tortilla, croissant)
Step 2- Choose your meats & cheeses
Step 3- Grab some veggies- lettuce, tomato, pickles, roasted red peppers, etc
Step 4- Top it off with mayo, mustard, or deli dressing
Step 5- Cut it in half with any of these logo knives:
ENJOY!
The best way to see the future is to look at the past. What were pocket knives like 100 years ago? Were there logo knives then? The promotional product industry was just getting started about then. The first of those products were calendars and pocket knives with your logo or company name on them. In 1920 pocket knives were basically a bone or wooden handle with one or two blades. There were no “tactical” looking knives like some of the Gerbers. Gerber knives didn’t exist until 1939.
So, if today’s logo knives look that much different than the 1920 versions, let’s assume the 2120 will look much different than the 2020 knives. Here are my guesses:
If you are faced with the job of finding the perfect logo knives for your employees, here are 8 tips to make it easy for you!
If your busy boss asks you to order some company logo knives to pass out at Christmas time, where do you start? Here is a helpful guide.
If you are planning to order pocket knives with your company’s logo, here are some easy tricks to make your promotion successful.
You’ll be a hero!
Since the beginning of humanity, a sense of community is what holds us all together and keeps our world and economy functioning.
Today is #FarmRescuerDay, a day focusing around a wonderful non-profit organization that began in 2005.
Farm Rescue (https://farmrescue.org/) helps American farmers in need- whether it’s due to sickness, injury, financial crisis, or natural disaster. Its volunteers provide manpower either out in the field by planting and harvesting, in the barn by feeding livestock, or by lending the necessary equipment or money.
How can you help support our nation’s farmers today?
Price and quality are the 2 main parameters when you are looking to buy company logo knives with your corporate logo laser engraved. This year, the most popular knives are:
The Maxam® Digital Camo Knife RSK11168.
The best feature of this Maxam® knife is the price. At $1.99, you can afford to give this knife to visitors of your table at a trade show. It’s in the price range of a good pen, but will last longer than a pen. It’s perceived value is much higher than its cost. Who ever threw away a pocket knife? Who ever threw away a pen? Your corporate logo can be imprinted on the handle in full color, or just white, for free.
Buck Folding Hunter Lockback Knife 110 This Buck® knife has always been popular because of its quality and reputation. Your company logo looks great laser engraved on the blade. You can’t go wrong when you give this knife to your best customers.
Smooth Gray Bone Trapper 92230 This Case® knife came out last year, and is popular because of its quality, it’s made in the USA, and the color coordinates with most color logos. People love to see their logo engraved in color on the gray handle.