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Recommend me a work knife
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Indy_Guy_77
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- Apr 30, 2008
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If you can get Brad to sell you a ZT0350 for $100... Take the deal and run.
Note - they aren't small knives. One of the smallest that ZT makes/sells for sure - but not the smallest to have in a pocket. If it'll be clipped to gear and out of the way of your hand going in/out of your pocket - that's more ideal.
Spyderco Delica / Endura are fantastic knives. Lightweight, too...
There are a butt load of Kershaw products that fit the bill.
Even a Benchmade mini-Griptilian or a heck of a deal on a Griptilian.
Note - they aren't small knives. One of the smallest that ZT makes/sells for sure - but not the smallest to have in a pocket. If it'll be clipped to gear and out of the way of your hand going in/out of your pocket - that's more ideal.
Spyderco Delica / Endura are fantastic knives. Lightweight, too...
There are a butt load of Kershaw products that fit the bill.
Even a Benchmade mini-Griptilian or a heck of a deal on a Griptilian.
Frank_N_Stein
Grandmaster
It will be the only thing in the left side cargo pocket of my pants so nothing for it to get in the way of.
You should stop into USDS in greenwood. They have a case full of what your looking for
ashby koss
Shooter
For cost, Quality and durability ( abig one with me) and i need true tear the crap out of function. I went with the Kershaw Cryo line. Straight blade, no Combo (if even available) Its all steel makes it solid, (although a tad heavy) but I like heft in the handle, cause I can flip 'er over and pop things with the "butt"
Was wondering about the fit and finish on these.I was considering picking one up for my first auto but just wasn't ready to pull the trigger since I couldn't see it in person.
Another +1 for the Kershaw Blur. I have a tanto serrated version and I LOVE it. I got it on amazon awhile back when they were running a promo.
Frank_N_Stein
Grandmaster
Sweet, thanks for the info. I drive by there quite frequently but have never made it in the door.
I am quite happy with it for the price. It seems to be pretty well made, blade snaps out with some force. I have had it for a few months now.
Indy_Guy_77
Grandmaster
- Apr 30, 2008
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Frank_N_Stein
Grandmaster
I was going to suggest the ZT0350, but I don't think Frank could handle a knife like that.
And FYI, I have 2 of them.
I may or may not have stabbed myself with an Esee 5 last summer and may or may not have had 3 stitches put in my trigger finger.
Ok, maybe a quality stick is more what you are looking for then. May I recommend a shortened (not sawn-off) broomstick. Rounded on one end, so as not to cut you, and flat on the other, so as not to offend the sensibilities of others! If that doesn't work for you, look no farther than several of the Spyderco models. They even make a sheepsfoot bladed model for the pointy challenged.
