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archangel
06-09-2015, 21:55
Saw these really cool pocket knives on Pinterest that look like a cleaver but folds any one know where to get a reasonable prices one the one I found was 625$ way over what I'm willing to pay its cool but not that cool also looking for a nice karambit
kidicarus13
06-09-2015, 22:34
Need a picture
archangel
06-10-2015, 06:03
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kidicarus13
06-10-2015, 07:32
Interesting
Mykidsdad
06-10-2015, 08:49
I have actually used one of these that belonged to a friend. Pretty cool design. Sort of a cross between a cleaver and a straight razor.

http://www.knifecenter.com/item/SP177GP/spyderco-c177gp-roc-folding-vg-10-cleaver-style-blade-black-g10-handle

http://images.knifecenter.com/thumb/295x295/knifecenter/spyderco-knives/images/SP177GP.jpg
archangel
06-10-2015, 21:54
That's a lot better I would like to be under 100$ but so far this is the best price I might have to stop being cheap and just dish out the money for it
Mykidsdad
06-11-2015, 07:39
They are pretty hard to find. Might want to check the Spyderco shop in Golden to see if they have one in stock to check out.

LEAVE your wallet in the car....THAT PLACE is DANGEROUS TO YOUR FINANCIAL HEALTH.
rondog
06-11-2015, 07:42
$625?! Holy shit.....
archangel
06-11-2015, 08:34
They are pretty hard to find. Might want to check the Spyderco shop in Golden to see if they have one in stock to check out.

LEAVE your wallet in the car....THAT PLACE is DANGEROUS TO YOUR FINANCIAL HEALTH.
Yea I've been in there my wife wasn't happy when I got home
archangel
06-11-2015, 08:35
$625?! Holy shit.....
Yea that's what I was thinking you can get a glock for the price of the knife
rondog
06-11-2015, 09:10
Yea that's what I was thinking you can get a glock for the price of the knife

I was thinking of many other things too, like a new Rossi M92 with the 24" octagon barrel in .45 Colt for starters. Or a helluva nice new stereo for my truck, etc., etc., etc......
Guylee
08-10-2015, 17:24
I've been seeing these knives all over IG and find myself asking over and over again...what's the point? (pun intended)

They look cool and I'm sure they're useful...but at the prices I'm seeing them for, what advantage do they offer over a regular blade? They're not big and heavy enough to actually cleave stuff with (maybe some are, but most I see are only 2 or 3 inches long), which in my mind just makes them chunks of steel with one flat sharpened edge. Don't seem to be good for much more than opening boxes, IMO. What am I missing?
StagLefty
08-10-2015, 19:34
I've been seeing these knives all over IG and find myself asking over and over again...what's the point? (pun intended)

They look cool and I'm sure they're useful...but at the prices I'm seeing them for, what advantage do they offer over a regular blade? They're not big and heavy enough to actually cleave stuff with (maybe some are, but most I see are only 2 or 3 inches long), which in my mind just makes them chunks of steel with one flat sharpened edge. Don't seem to be good for much more than opening boxes, IMO. What am I missing?

Nothing from what I can see.
rbeau30
08-10-2015, 21:00
Probably unobtanium.

Reminds me of these straight Razors.
http://www.sageblades.com/straight-razors/

Mammoth ivory handles. MAMMOTH?!?!?

Something about this that just .... ugh
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kidicarus13
08-10-2015, 22:35
Probably unobtanium.

Reminds me of these straight Razors.
http://www.sageblades.com/straight-razors/

Mammoth ivory handles. MAMMOTH?!?!?

Something about this that just .... ugh
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All super cool. All look out of my price range by me than a few $$$