Scaryblackrifles
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Dang. Had never heard of this brand before. Looks great. I’ll go check some more out!I am loving my new discovery, the Canadian Belt Knife. Huge thread on it here.
Thread 'Custom mini Canadian belt knife'
https://rokslide.com/forums/threads/custom-mini-canadian-belt-knife.384468/
There’s quite a bit of discussion about it, the how and why of the shape. A fellow Rokslider made me one in trade. I was a little skeptical, but dang if it didn’t convert me.Dang. Had never heard of this brand before. Looks great. I’ll go check some more out!
That’s awesome!There’s quite a bit of discussion about it, the how and why of the shape. A fellow Rokslider made me one in trade. I was a little skeptical, but dang if it didn’t convert me.
I forgot to mention, I had a Winkler a little like that, was a great knife but not much for skinning and such. I sold it, only cause it sat for a couple years.
That’s super nice too. Kind of reminds me of a Chris Reeves Inyoni a bit!Wilderness Spirit
Bird & Trout CPMS35VN
Looking forward to using this new knife this year. Great looking knife and Wilderness Spirit was terrific to work with.
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I like this style knife a lot. I’m a mini knife sort of guy, so only use a blade this long in the kitchen.Wilderness Spirit
Bird & Trout CPMS35VN
Looking forward to using this new knife this year. Great looking knife and Wilderness Spirit was terrific to work with.
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Spyderco makes a really great blade. I’m also pretty happy they haven’t started consistently getting nuts with their pricing like other USA large manufacturers *cough* Benchmade.I do a lot of fishing and other activities in and around the salt, and have destroyed a few knives by neglecting to rinse and oil them after use. I also have always preferred folders because I am much more likely to carry them everyday and actually have them on me. I also find a well designed spine lock to be plenty rigid and safe, and quick to deploy and fold up. I have always like Spyderco knives for their ergos, grippiness, and innovative steels and blade shapes.
I picked up this knife (plain edge of course) a couple years ago and it instantly became my go-to favorite. I even carry it hunting and can take down a deer with it no problem. The sheepsfoot tip also doubles nicely as a flat head screwdriver. Extremely corrosion resistant, plenty of blade length, compact size, 1.9oz, and the LC200N holds an edge well and is relatively easy to sharpen.
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