Price: $18.00
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Friday, April 8, 2011
Buck 284BK Small Bantam, Lock Back Folding Knife
Price: $18.00
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Thursday, April 7, 2011
Buck 379BRS Solo Folding Pocket Knife
Price: $17.00
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Schrade Old Timer Cave Bear Knife 5" Lockback
Price: $34.55
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SPANISH Toothpick Folding Pocket Knife - 9 inch overall
Price: $19.99
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Wednesday, April 6, 2011
4.5 Inch Tactical Pocket Knife - Black
This stainless steel super knife is a must have for anyone who appreciates a quality pocket folder at a great price. It features a spring assisted blade which opens effortlessly and securely locks into place and also a convenient belt clip so it will always be at your side.
Price: $19.99
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Gerber 22-41493 EVO Jr. Serrated Edge Knife
Price: $25.92
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Buck 505 Knight Lockback Folding Knife
Price: $53.00
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Buck 373BRS Trio Folding Pocket Knife
Price: $26.00
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Buck 375BRS Deuce Folding Pocket Knife
Price: $22.00
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Monday, April 4, 2011
Matrix Silver Stainless Steel Folding Knife
Price: $24.99
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Smith & Wesson CK5TBS Bullseye Extreme Ops 4.1" 40% Serrated Black Tanto Blade
Price: $16.76
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Smith & Wesson CK105H Extreme Ops Knife
Price: $16.76
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Sunday, April 3, 2011
Buck 380BRS Mini Trapper Folding Pocket Knife
Price: $19.00
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Smith & Wesson SWMP5LS M&P Linerlock Knife with 2nd Generation MAGIC Assisted Open and 40% Serrated Drop Point Blade
Price: $64.00
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Saturday, April 2, 2011
Leatherman Expanse e33L Straight Blade Knife
Price: $44.00
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Gerber 22-47162 Fast Draw Spring Assisted Opening Stainless Steel Fine Edge Knife
Price: $49.70
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Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal Multifunction Sharpener
Price: $12.49
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Friday, April 1, 2011
Sheffield 12925 Professional Folding Pocket Knife
Price: $7.99
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Buck 0371BRS Stockman Folding Pocket Knife
Price: $30.00
Please refer to the current price on Amazon
Cub Scout blades,
·
Clip point blade is ideal for detail work
·
Spey blade enables skinning or sweeping strokes
·
Sheepsfoot blade provides clean cut
·
High-impact plastic handle; measures 3-7/8
inches closed
57 Five star of 81 customer reviews
One of them Mr. D. Dilyard (Lancaster,
OH USA) wrote :
"I am a Cub Scout
leader and we purchased three of these knives last year to present to our Bear
Cubs who earned their Whittlin' Chip. The boys and their fathers were very
pleased with our choice of blades.
I have to admit I was a little disappointed that the blades are made in China, but I've come to understand that Buck has moved manufacturing of their "low cost" blades to China in order to compete. As far as I can tell their high quality standards have not faltered, even on these $20 blades. They still come with Buck's lifetime warranty.
This year I have fourteen Scouts earning their Whittlin' Chip and I'm purchasing Buck Stockman knives for all of them."
I have to admit I was a little disappointed that the blades are made in China, but I've come to understand that Buck has moved manufacturing of their "low cost" blades to China in order to compete. As far as I can tell their high quality standards have not faltered, even on these $20 blades. They still come with Buck's lifetime warranty.
This year I have fourteen Scouts earning their Whittlin' Chip and I'm purchasing Buck Stockman knives for all of them."
Spyderco Tenacious G-10 Handle Folding Plain Edge Knife
The 8Cr13Mov stainless blade is leaf-shaped and ground flat from spine to cutting edge for cutting performance. The blade's shape coupled with an oversized Spyderco Round Hole and textured spine jimping allow you to open the blade and position your thumb on the spine in slip-proof confidence ready for work. Tip-up/tip-down left-hand/right-hand carry.
Last Price: $54.95
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Well designed, well built, superb value !
1.
Blade
length 3 3/8" (86mm)
2.
Blade steel 8CR13MOV
3.
Weight 4oz (115g)
4.
Handle material G-10
561 Five star of 718 customer reviews
One of them, Saint
Richard (Upstate NY) said : “Well designed, well built, superb
value !”
"I collect knives, and in addition to the Spyderco Tenacious,
I have three other "good" folders of about the same size & weight,
suitable for every day carry. All are well regarded in their price classes
($40.00, $90.00 and $120.00).
From among these choices, the knife that I am carrying most often these days is the Tenacious. Admittedly, a part of the reason for that is that this knife is newer than the others. But some new knives I have received over the years (Christmas, Birthdays, etc.) found their place in a drawer pretty quickly. Newer or not, I wouldn't carry this knife if I felt that it was notably inferior to the others.
First, the blade: The Tenacious offers a hefty chunk of steel, especially compared to most other knives at this price point. The modified leaf shape, non-serrated design is very close to the optimal drop point style I prefer. Adequate blade thickness together with the flat grind and wide chord design give this blade extra strength. I'd expect this knife to perform well even for rugged duty tasks. I respect - and never deliberately abuse - my knives. But I don't baby them either and so far these expectations (over about 3 months use) seem well founded.
The Tenacious has some niceties and features that are not usually expected at this price point. The G-10 scales and the smoothness of blade deployment, for example. The pivot tension is user adjustable. I also like the fact that the pocket clip can be switched around to suit user preference. Last but not least, the skeletonized steel liners and a hefty liner lock give this knife a solid feel. (Some people don't like liner locks but unless you are a lefty, I don't know why. They are used on some of the most expensive, custom built folders and with good reason - there is no locking design that is inherently stronger).
I can see just two areas where the Spyderco's designers cut costs on this model. The 8Cr13Mov blade steel seems like pretty good quality - probably comparable to AUS 8 (which was considered absolutely top quality not too many years ago). But it isn't D2 or S30V (see the $90.00 and $120.00 folders mentioned above). The other area where Spyderco cut cost is going with Chinese manufacture. Labor is apparently pretty cheap over there. But you wouldn't know it from the Tenacious build quality."
From among these choices, the knife that I am carrying most often these days is the Tenacious. Admittedly, a part of the reason for that is that this knife is newer than the others. But some new knives I have received over the years (Christmas, Birthdays, etc.) found their place in a drawer pretty quickly. Newer or not, I wouldn't carry this knife if I felt that it was notably inferior to the others.
First, the blade: The Tenacious offers a hefty chunk of steel, especially compared to most other knives at this price point. The modified leaf shape, non-serrated design is very close to the optimal drop point style I prefer. Adequate blade thickness together with the flat grind and wide chord design give this blade extra strength. I'd expect this knife to perform well even for rugged duty tasks. I respect - and never deliberately abuse - my knives. But I don't baby them either and so far these expectations (over about 3 months use) seem well founded.
The Tenacious has some niceties and features that are not usually expected at this price point. The G-10 scales and the smoothness of blade deployment, for example. The pivot tension is user adjustable. I also like the fact that the pocket clip can be switched around to suit user preference. Last but not least, the skeletonized steel liners and a hefty liner lock give this knife a solid feel. (Some people don't like liner locks but unless you are a lefty, I don't know why. They are used on some of the most expensive, custom built folders and with good reason - there is no locking design that is inherently stronger).
I can see just two areas where the Spyderco's designers cut costs on this model. The 8Cr13Mov blade steel seems like pretty good quality - probably comparable to AUS 8 (which was considered absolutely top quality not too many years ago). But it isn't D2 or S30V (see the $90.00 and $120.00 folders mentioned above). The other area where Spyderco cut cost is going with Chinese manufacture. Labor is apparently pretty cheap over there. But you wouldn't know it from the Tenacious build quality."
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Sheffield 12855 Absaroka Folding Pocket Knife
Price: $6.14
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Fantastic !
Five star review
By
Zell
"I've had 2 of
these knives for about 4 years, got them from a friend back in 8th grade. Now
I'm in college, and on the market for new knives and I ran across these. These
are AMAZING. Smallish, but it doesn't matter to me, the blade was sharp (and
still is) despite the fact that I've thrown them, carved with them, and just
over all play a LOT with these knives. I'd recommend to ANYBODY looking for
some new knives, and I plan on buying a couple more.
The ONLY negative about these knives is that over time the screw on the back of the knife tends to come loose, which also makes the blade rub a little. But a torx screwdriver( I think its a torx) will get it nice and tight in no time."
The ONLY negative about these knives is that over time the screw on the back of the knife tends to come loose, which also makes the blade rub a little. But a torx screwdriver( I think its a torx) will get it nice and tight in no time."
Gerber 22-48484 Mini Paraframe Knife, Serrated Edge
Price: $16.26
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Bought it, lost it , bought another !
- · Frame lock handle design
- · Lightweight open stainless steel handles
- · Sturdy pocket clip
- · Blade material is high carbon stainless
- · Blade type is serrated
Five star review
By
C. Wilson
"This knife is
very good for an everyday pocket knife. I didn't want a large knife, I need
something that fits in a standard pants pocket along with keys and doesn't get
in the way.
The blade is sharp, the serrations are very effective. Sharpening a serrated edge is difficult but not impossible, but for this price I'd just get another one when they get dull.
Never had any issues with the lock blade opening, staying open or closing. Never had any issues with the knife falling apart like another reviewer. It can be taken apart for cleaning and to remove the clip.
I had gone from a small multi-tool type knife to this one and was glad to make the change. When I lost it I looked for a replacement locally and could not find it. If you want a small sturdy, sharp, 50/50 straight-edge serrated knife I'd get this one."
The blade is sharp, the serrations are very effective. Sharpening a serrated edge is difficult but not impossible, but for this price I'd just get another one when they get dull.
Never had any issues with the lock blade opening, staying open or closing. Never had any issues with the knife falling apart like another reviewer. It can be taken apart for cleaning and to remove the clip.
I had gone from a small multi-tool type knife to this one and was glad to make the change. When I lost it I looked for a replacement locally and could not find it. If you want a small sturdy, sharp, 50/50 straight-edge serrated knife I'd get this one."
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Leatherman Expanse e33Tx Combo Straight/Serrated Blade Knife
Price: $55.00
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A really great knife.
Five star review
By
Agent
"This is the sharpest knife
I've ever owned right out of the box.
When my Swiss Army "Tinker" finally wore out, I wanted an American made knife to replace it. The e33Tx is slightly larger than its Swiss Army counterpart, but it looks much, much cooler. Also, the features are great (even the bottle opener) and it is really durable. The pocket clip and carabiner are handy and the screw drivers are exactly what you'd expect from a Leatherman multi-tool.
When my Swiss Army "Tinker" finally wore out, I wanted an American made knife to replace it. The e33Tx is slightly larger than its Swiss Army counterpart, but it looks much, much cooler. Also, the features are great (even the bottle opener) and it is really durable. The pocket clip and carabiner are handy and the screw drivers are exactly what you'd expect from a Leatherman multi-tool.
I would recommend
this knife to anyone and I intend on buying a couple more for my hiking buddies
when the holidays roll around."
Gerber 22-41052 Stag Lock-Back Double Bolster Fine Edge Pocket Knife
Price: $40.00
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Gerber
22-41052 edge pocket knife,
Five star review
By
Arthur V. Rowe "Artista" (Sacramento,Ca,USA)
"Great pocket knife, easy to
carry and the velvet bag keeps it looking new. Smaller than many knives of this
style. But easier for me to handle. t feelsright in my hand and does everything
a larger knife will do."
Winchester 22-01335 3-Inch Folder S/E Clip Wood Inlay Pocket Knife
Price: $23.22
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!
"Best
Pocket Knife Ever,"
By Nat Mayhem
I got this knife 1 1/2 yrs.
ago and it has held up very well.
Pros:
Good weight to it
Very sharp- doesn't dull easily
Can be opened and closed with ease
Has a belt clip
Cons:
none
Pros:
Good weight to it
Very sharp- doesn't dull easily
Can be opened and closed with ease
Has a belt clip
Cons:
none
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