I've wanted a Trident for quite sometime now, just haven't forked out the dough for one. I really like my Seal Pup Elite, and that Trident is similar in many ways.Quote:
Originally Posted by kidicarus13
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I've wanted a Trident for quite sometime now, just haven't forked out the dough for one. I really like my Seal Pup Elite, and that Trident is similar in many ways.Quote:
Originally Posted by kidicarus13
I got a free SOG in the mail once, but the TSA stole it from me. True story.
Yea I got a free SOG Micron Tanto in the mail also, great little key chain knife!!
Ah Pook thanks for the offer of the ZT 0200 but I'll pass. The 0350 might be to big for the pocket and the 0200 is bigger.
Yes. Yes it is. [Muaha]Quote:
Originally Posted by opie011
Boker Auto in Tan/serrated.
I carry a Kershaw Tanto blur on my days off at work it is a quick change folding box cutter.
Also I am looking for a Ka-bar TDI locally and I have not been able to find it I saw one once at sportsman's in Thornton but never again anyone have any ideas on where to find it?
Well shit I just ordered the ZT 0350 from MidwayUSA. Knife-connection was out of stock so midway was my next option. After a $10 off coupon and the NRA round-up $.05 donation:D, my grand total was $107 to my door. Not to bad and I'll report on what I think once I receive it. Now hurry up and wait...I hate this part.
I have and carry a lot of folders. MOSTLY I carry a Kershaw Blue or Shallot. When I was LE I carried a spyderco police and would carry it now, except it's an illegal length.
Carrying a lot of pocket folders, I have to say the Kershaw gives you the best bang for the buck. Smooth and slender the shallot is my favorite. The ones with thicker scales are too bulky and get in the way and catch on stuff all the time. When I must go someone more discretely, The little kershaw chive is a good choice.
I tried a lot of the cheap knives on the net, like the S&W series knives, good design, HORRIBLE materials and they dont hold up to daily carry.
The steel on the Kershaw and Spyderco tends to be a bit harder than the typical stainless steels you see in MOST folders, they hold their edge forever.
Everyday I carry a Kershaw 1560T. I like the assisted opening and the half serrated blade is very handy. I actually bought 3 of the 1560T and 3 of the 1550ST. the ST is a black coated blade version . I bought 3 so 1 goes in B.O.B, 1 in pocket,and 1 is in line to replace when I need to sharpen the 1st.
I EDC a Spyderco Manix 2. Here is a rather long review video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK976c7vXyA
It's built right here in Golden, CO as well.