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Benchmade Griptilian.
It's survived over six years of daily use and still going strong.
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Benchmade Griptilian.
It's survived over six years of daily use and still going strong.
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Just buy the Emerson and be happy. ;)
Kershaw.....I have had the same knife(more or less) for over a decade....I brake it send it back and they send me a new one
I'd rather have one that doesn't break so much. I had a Kershaw years ago that I got off the Snap-On truck. After getting it replaced multiple times, I finally gave it to a friend and got something else.Quote:
Originally Posted by cofi
This is the one I want.... about $119... has the Emerson Blade
http://www.blade-tech.com/product_images/d_1029.jpg
If you can afford to go a little higher on your budget, 135.00 to 150.00, I would recommend taking a look at a Zero Tolerance 350. Tank of a folder. Made in the USA, not too small, not too big. ZT/Kai USA has superb customer service as well.
I am looking for a EDC as well, problem is I want to handle a variety before I buy. If I cannot open it easily with one hand I won't get it, and although I am military I am not looking to get a spring assist. Don't even want to bother with the grey area.
I absolutely LOVE my CRKT M21SF. Can be opened upon drawing it from your pocket like the Emerson feature, and it's a tank. The Veff serrations can cut through most anything. I do need to sharpen my knife though. Just been waiting for the memory the come floating into my head when I'm at the store.
http://www.taniumdesign.com/zt3501.jpg
This is so far my favorite EDC, its the ZT 0350, I modified the handles though. I was never too big a fan of re-curve blades, but this one has been beat for 2 years straight and its still going strong!
∆∆ I tried carrying a ZT-201 for a while. I liked the knife but was WAY too big for my front pocket.