>>681138164
Have 30€ butterfly knife but since its a cheap shit it likes to fall apart and such.

How the fuck has that survived 8+ yearS?

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>>681138164
mine is carbon steel though

Usually a hinderer Xm-18

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>>681138386
these cost 7€ and are solid as shit too

>>681138538
get one. they're cheap easy to carry and last forever.

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>>681138164
Swapped to a CRKT M16-13T because I'm so attached to the shape/weight/balance of the Gerber Evo that I wanted as close as I could get. I usually do finger and palm rolls with it open when I'm bored because I'm an edgy faggot like that.

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My Kershaw 90% of the time
cheap stiletto in situation where i might lose / damage my blade (hiking, fishing, etc)

>>681138288
I have no idea
It's not even stainless handles...they're aluminum. I'd like to carry more aggressive knives but I feel weird pulling them out in public. I was leaning towards the 14t but after I carried my friends for a day I said fuck that noise

>>681138386
these are pretty stylish but the grip is shit and you cant really use real force

good for cutting fish

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This guy here, light and thin.

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>>681138164
Adamas 375

8.5/10

love it

>>681138764
>can't use force
That's my issue with these and non locking vintage knives. It's not that I need force all the time. I'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

Too lazy to go take a pic, but a Kershaw RJ-II. Solid, cheap knife.

>>681138764
grip is simple but i wouldnt call it shit. they're also stronger than it seems. can cut through ~1cms wood if you're short of something else. i carry it for everyday use if im in the woods i'll have the right tools for the right job.

>>681139651
any stainless blades?
my tackle box is calling for one in stainless

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Manix 2, pretty great

>>681138164
Who buys a picket knife? Really, ur phone don't have a knife already?

>>681139850
The one on the far left is, also brand new. The two on the left are from the 70s and 80s and I'm not sure

>>681138164
What knife did you order?

>>681138164
next time buy something that's not a pos

>>681139024
fixed blade?

>>681140017
>knife phone
I tried it but it killed the battery life and made reception shit

>>681140209
CRKT M16-13T
Basically it's the same knife that I've been carrying and loving but with a better everything plus titanium handles (compared to the aluminum it comes with)

See
>>681138616

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>>681140299
yeah, but they make a folder of it as well. I just prefer fixed. I tend to break folders.

My favorite folder was that tanto kershaw though, they are solid for the price

>>681138164
Honestly that's my favorite knife, I keep breaking the motherfuckers because I like to think they are pry bars at work

>>681140247
Tell that to ~13 year old me when $20 was a huge investment.
I also wouldn't call it a POS since it's aluminum handles and has lasted me 8-10 years

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>>681140123
need to get a good look at one. looks great but it has serious competition as a tackle box knife

>>681140584
I figured it was due to the spine
Got really confused trying to find that spine on a folder version

>>681140673
You should check out the CRKT M16-13T
Same damn thing

>>681140774
The folders don't have a spine like that, but I heard they are good. I can say I beat the shit out of mine and it is a beast.

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i dont like folding knifes much they never feel rigid and robust enough and dont feel confidence when use and also plus the handle never sits so well in your hand

>>681139651
man, some of these are old

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I used to carry a CRKT Fossil but I moved up to a Benchmade, won't be going back.

>>681140931
I like benchmades but for right now it's outside of my comfortable price range. Couldn't tell you how many times I've misplaced my Gerber. It's not really an anxiety issue when your knife is a POS but once you hit $100 it's less casual.

>inb4 only misplaced it because it's cheap and you didn't care about it
probably true

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>>681138164
Butter Meister v.12

PS you are making evasion annoying pls stop

>>681141187
that's a beaut', but i'd be so scared to lose it

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>>681141187
10/10 you know what's up

>>681141251
Benchmade is expensive, but very well made.

>>681141262
I got the adamas for 80 bucks on sale

you just have to look for the deals man.

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Best camping/hiking knife I ever had.

> Been using this bad boy for 8-10 years
> Is a /b/tard

You've never done anything with it have you, OP?

>>681141467
They are worth the price. They hold an edge like a motherfucker, but as I said I used to carry CRKT's and they are really nice, reasonably priced knives and I always said I would never pay for Benchmade but once I got my hands on one I wnot buy anything else.

>>681141627
I had one 6.5/10

for the price a definite good buy.

>>681141251
are those wood handles or what the fuck?

>>681141318
>evasion
nigga wut

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>Using anything other than a CRKT

>>681141364
same

>>681138164
I live in New Zealand, and want to take my knife with me but idk if the cops will confiscate it. Anyone in NZ know the laws about carrying? It's a small fold out knife similar to OPs

>>681141819
No its a composite made to look and feel like wood. It doesn't absorb water, it's apart of the hunt series it actually has a gut hook on it.

>>681141467
I will eventually but for me it's about replacement

How much can I comfortably loose at a time. For where I am in my life right now a BM just isn't the winning ticket

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>>681141864
They keep banning me for posting Dormers floppy tits on /tv/.

>>681141875
Did you drag that behind your car for a few miles? Fix that shit.

>>681142039
If you shop around you can get them for 50-75 usd you just have to have the eye of the jew and be patient.

>>681141738
>eagle scout
Tell me more about how I haven't used my knife
I'm just not a dumbfuck who uses EDC folders to baton firewood when camping.

>>681141883
I had one of those and I didn't like veff serration

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Sanrenmu 710

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I got this one

>>681141966
So it's artificial wood? How does it compare to the real deal? Is it a noticeable difference?

>>681142124
No it was just in the Vietnam war and probably killed a few asains

>>681141875
>420 stainless
Dank ass knife meign

>>681142325
Thanks brah

>>681142238
No it feels like real wood. It doesn't absorb water like real wood does, so if your skinning something and you washave it off you won't fuck up your knife.

>>681139049
You can lock this one though, by turning the metal ring.

>>681141883
>implying I didn't order a 16-13t to upgrade

how do those double tabs work? I saw that when I was shopping and figured it'd be annoying as fuck.

>>681141956
did a quick google and here's my pasta

NZ laws basically say you can carry a knife if you have a legitimate reason for doing so. Of course, it's not you that gets to decide if your reason is legitimate.

It's worth reading the PDF you can download here:
http://www.justice.govt.nz/publicati...ife-possession

This is from the 'Customs Prohibition Order' about illegal switchblades:
"Any knife having a blade that opens automatically by hand pressure applied to a button, spring, or other device in or attached to the handle of the knife (sometimes known as a flick knife or flick gun)."
Now this caught me out, when I bought an assisted opening flipper from overseas, and Customs confiscated it.
I pointed out to Customs where anyone can buy a knife of that type as they are readily available to buy in NZ, like this Kershaw Leek:
http://www.blademaster.co.nz/shop/ex...1660SWBLK.html
But Customs has the authority, and didn't accept this fact, and I lost the knife. Clearly, there needs to be clearer definitions on 'assisted opening' type folders and automatics (switchblades) so the authorities actually know what their dealing with.

Assisted openers are readily available here, but their expensive and the range is limited, so I buy from overseas. But its hit and miss if Customs find and confiscate it.

a buck 288, my aunt gave it to me, i rarely use it and almost never carry it around but it comes in handy.
http://www.knifecenter.com/item/BU288BKS/Buck-QuickFire-Assisted-Opening-2-34-inch-Blade-Black-Handles

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>>681142506
You guys don't have concealed permits there?

What kinda shit is that?

>>681142573
The old ones seem to be built better. I bought a 119 that was identical to one my dad had in the 70s.. yeah his is way better.

>>681142124
I have a govx account so I can get some of the models for pretty cheap but compared to the $60 I paid for the titanium CRKT it's not as good of a deal. I'll probably just carry this until it dies and by then I'll have my real job that pays the big boy bucks and money won't be an issue.

>>681142408
That's dope as fuck
I'll have to check into that for my next upgrade
Thanks m8

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>>681138164
These are my carries, mainly the one on the left. I carry it in a bag all day.

>>681142506
Thanks, I'll read up on that. Pocket knifes are expensive here and don't want to lose my $200~ knife

>>681142409
That's what I figured based off how the design looked. I still don't trust rolling locks though.
I trust them more than a nonlock but not as much as a liner

>>681142948
http://www.benchmade.com/grizzly-creek.html

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>>681142829
That's by no means a shitty knife, so solid plan. I have yet to hear anyone say they don't like BM so when you get the chance spring for it.

Also what do you guys think about the tek-lok?

It's a little bulky but I think that shit works great.

>>681142804
I have no idea I'm a US fag
Just googled NZ laws for anon

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>>681138164

this one is about 60 years old

>>681143169
Now that's neat

>>681143128
not familiar but did a quick search and looks fairly solid
(wouldn't take my word though lol)

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>>681138386

Here's my opinel, approx 60 years old.

>>681143169
Very nice

>>681138386
>tfw proud Savoyard

Here these are mostly dry sausage cutting knifes for when you're picnicking and shit

>>681143398
got some old ones like these that used to belong to my dad and grandad. they're fairly common on "brocantes" as well. you'll find them in almost any carpenter / wood worker / shoe maker tool box.

curious about the handle mod on yours.

u frenchfag too ?

>>681143622
proud beauceron here. almost any farmer / hunter got one in his pocket at all times here. they're just reliant, easy to carry and cheap enough to not care if you lose them.

i work in the woods a lot so like i said before i also have the right tools for everything else. there's a better tool than a pocket knife for almost everything. it's just really versatile and "kinda" good at everything.

>>681143865

Handle has been customized i think, never seen something similar on another opinel.

Yeah frenchfag too...

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>>681138164
My wife bought me this during our trip to chicago a couple months ago. I like it.

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Does the job

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spyderco sage 1, best edc knife

does anyone know if this is a good knife?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/331838771495

>>681145489
smith & wesson knives are not that good, but they're alright for the price. i'd recommend finding something a bit better

>>681145489
I mean for the price it is not bad, but it's nothing to get excited about. I had a s&w folder before and it was ok. My advice is save your money for a bit and get something better.

>>681145669
any reconmendations, for a knife?

>>681145489
Do you want that knife? If so then get it. No knife is the best, but if you like it. Make it yours.. or something.

>>681143169
>>681143398
are these not the same?

>>681145781
Price range, and what will you be using it for?

>>681145868

yep, post error

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>>681145781
if you want something similar to the smith & wesson one, i'd go for the Ka-bar TDI. it's much better quality.

>>681145783
just i have minimal knowlage of a knife other then types, im just wondering what is a good brand that will last me a long time

>>681138164

I don't carry knives in my pocket as I have lots in a drawer in the kitchen and whenever I go to restaurant the staff set the table for me.

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got this as a present for being in my friends wedding, 6 months later and the blade has barely dulled