I have had no knowledge of frost cutlery , except from early own when I believe they were in business with Parker Cutlery. Would someone let me know what has been going on with them, since I have noticed the frost name in the forums. Thanks.
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Frost Cutlery
- Thread starter Old Guy
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You can buy 50 Frost knives for $79.95 on one of those shop at home channels 
That pretty much sums it up 
That pretty much sums it up 
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they are crap.
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Frost knives are poor. They use poor steel and many of their designs look utterly useless to me. Their bowies look more like fantasy knives. Besides that, it seems that Frost likes to steal other companies designs. Put that all together and you have a company that I have no use for whatsoever.
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Frost Cutlery from the 70's and 80's was respectable quality.
The new label Frost knives arenot good.
The new label Frost knives arenot good.