Episode 176 - The First of 2026.We survived the holidays (barely), dodged the flu (mostly), and we’re back at the mics for the first episode of the year.It’s January in Idaho, but it’s raining and 40 degrees, so we’re trying to figure out if winter is broken or if we just got lucky. In this episode, we’re catching up on everything we missed over the break. We dig into the "Uncle" bag—a custom leather project that disappeared into the void—and discuss the etiquette of telling a police officer you’re carrying (Idaho vs. Utah vs. Arizona).Plus, we’re laying out our resolutions for 2026. One of us wants to shoot old-school film, one of us is committing to grinding 50 custom blades from scratch, and one of us is just trying to be "less of a d*ck" (we’ll let you guess which is which).In this episode:0:00 - Justin’s twang & intro.5:30 - The weird warm winter & crop concerns.12:15 - The legendary "Uncle" Bag & leatherwork projects.22:40 - Getting pulled over: To disclose or not to disclose?35:10 - Film photography vs. AI generation.52:00 - The 50 Custom Knife Challenge.1:15:00 - Football pools & SHOT Show teasers.Drop a comment with your 2026 resolution—or just roast us for ours. Don't forget to like and subscribe!#TOPSDailyGrind #TOPSKnives #2026Resolutions #CustomKnives #EDC #ConcealedCarry #ShotShow2026

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We sat down together in Las Vegas for this one at the… well, we mostly just call it Cowboy Christmas, even if the official name is about thirty words long. We caught the team right in the middle of a crew changeover.In this episode, we shoot the breeze about:The vibe in Vegas and why foot traffic feels a little slower this year.Some interesting rumors and hopes regarding changes to gun laws and suppressor tax stamps.The great footwear debate: Looking cool in cowboy boots vs. actually being comfortable in zero-drop shoes.A special moment remembering Mike on his birthday. He’s always with us in spirit.Grab a drink and join us for a little downtime away from the show floor. Thanks for listening, folks!

On episode 175, we're hanging out with a couple of awesome guests who traveled a long way to be here: Ovidio Calvet from Mexico and Pablo (Las Cosas de Movilla) from Spain!

Fresh off their visit from Blade Show West in Salt Lake City, the guys give us their take on the show, what the vibe was like, who showed up (and who didn't), and how it compares to the big show in Atlanta.

We also dig into some really good stuff:

-The Prototype A1 finally has a name, a TOPS collaboration designed by Ovidio himself.

-What the knife laws and culture are like in Mexico and Spain versus the U.S.

-The challenges of being a collector when new knives are dropping every week.It's a great conversation with friends from different parts of the knife world.

Big thanks to Ovidio and Pablo for stopping by the shop and sharing their stories with us. Check out our guests:Ovidio Calvet:

YouTube: @ovidiocalvet

Instagram: @ovidiocalvet

Pablo / Las Cosas de Movilla:

YouTube: @Movillapablo

Instagram: @lascosasdemovilla

This week, we debate whether one of us is a superhuman eater or a complete liar after he describes a breakfast that defies the laws of physics. That spirals into a discussion on the cardinal sin of raising your own food: giving it a name.We also witness one of the most incredible self-destructions in sports history, breaking down a football game where a team did everything possible to lose. It’s a masterclass in snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. You gotta hear it to believe it.

He's back! Craig survived hernia surgery and is in the studio to tell us all about it. We get the full rundown on the recovery, which somehow leads to a deep dive into the terrifying reality of multi-day hiccups and what it actually means to get sedated.We also get into Leo's plan for a pretty badass tattoo, which kicks off a debate about tattoos in general. Of course, the conversation eventually spirals into the big questions, like whether you'd upload your consciousness into a robot and the ethics of simulated prison sentences.