Xmas knife present help

I like the ESEE knives I have the Jungles and #4 fixed. But have to keep on them, the can rust, but very reliable. I carry the Camillus Heat with Robo assist. Love it!

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Originally Posted by DFBrews

We looked at the knifes at sportsmans today and she handled the benchmades and does not like the lock device she is a fan of the liner lock. Spyderco did not seem to interest her that much. Might have to look into the esee knifes... she carries them in girl jeans so the rounded profile fit her a little better.. like the leak and such from kershaw.

does the ESEE have a folding line?

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Sorry to say ESEE does not have a folder. We are looking into carying the DPx gear folders.
http://dpxgear.com/proshop/images/DC...730c23561152f0

Dang, that's a nice knife. How much are they?

No Benchmade. My second choice would be a Kershaw Scallion Composite or Leak.

http://www.knivesplus.com/media/KE-1840CBZDP.jpg
http://llamatrails.com/marine/images/products/38142.gif

Another option might be a Boker Subcom. Short, wide and rounded. They are stupid sharp and surprisingly handy. I used one as a money clip.
http://bladereviews.bladereviews.net...-subcom-01.jpg

Another +1 for the Leek.

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Originally Posted by Lex_Luthor

Dang, that's a nice knife. How much are they?

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We do not have them yet, I will price them after we get them in. I do have a DPx HEST fixed blade. The DPx HEST is REALLY REALLY NICE high quality fixed blade and will give the ESEE a run for the money. Check our vendor section (don't want to be pushing products in this section).

I would go with a Chris Reeve Mnandi or Sebenza. The Mnandi is a small gentleman's knife with nice wooden grips. The Sebenza can be personalized and dressed up with computer etched graphics or with wood inlay panels.

http://www.chrisreeve.com/pffolding.htm

Spyderco Leafstorm:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...ua/shells3.jpg