Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades
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I still dream of owning an Ed Fowler. Great stuff!
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A couple of new, cheaper knives. I really like the Chinese SRM 704 (larger of the two at the top) - it's cheap, pretty decent for household jobs and I got 3 for $25 including postage to the UK. The smaller is my current EDC, a Maserin Colt Temperino with a 2.5 inch blade. Not the best knife, but not bad for a gentlemanly option that isn't going to upset the local coppers. Not sure about Maserin's quality control though, this was missing the very tip of the blade, but I smoothed it out myself rather than go through the hassle of sending it back for an exchange.
Sorry for the poor quality photo!
M.
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Benchmade 940 Osbourne $210 outstanding knife it's been my edc for the last 5 years.
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Recommend me a new knife. Has to have a clip to hook on the pocket of my jeans. Less than $200. GO!
That doesn't really narrow down much of anything. I'll say the Zero Tolerance 0550 just because I want one
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You have to narrow it down some more. There is a million quality knives in that price range. Are you looking for a smaller "gentlman" knife with some nice wood scales, something big and thick that you can pry with, sarrated, plain, combo? There is so many options its insane.
Just off the top of my head i would say spyderco para military, endura, or a benchmade griptillian.
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You can get most the ones I suggested with a stainless steel scale. Here are a few options:
Delica Combo Edge:
http://www.thespydercostore.com/Spyderco-Delica-4-Stainless-Steel-Combo-Edge-Knife-p/c11ps.htmDelica plain Edge:
http://www.thespydercostore.com/Spyderco-Delica-4-Stainless-Steel-Plain-Edge-Knife-p/c11p.htmDelica serrated Edge:
http://www.thespydercostore.com/Spyderco-Delica-4-SS-Serrated-Edge-Knife-p/c11s.htmCricket plain Edge:
http://www.thespydercostore.com/Spyderco-Cricket-SS-Plain-Edge-Knife-p/c29p.htmCricket serrated Edge:
http://www.thespydercostore.com/Spyderco-Cricket-SS-Serrated-Edge-Knife-p/c29s.htmDragonfly plain Edge:
http://www.thespydercostore.com/Spyderco-Dragonfly-SS-Plain-Edge-Knife-p/c28p.htmDragonfly serrated Edge:
http://www.thespydercostore.com/Spyderco-Dragonfly-SS-Serrated-Edge-Knife-p/c28s.htmEndura plain Edge:
http://www.thespydercostore.com/Spyderco-Endura-4-Stainless-Steel-Plain-Edge-Knife-p/c10p.htmEndura combo Edge:
http://www.thespydercostore.com/Spyderco-Endura-4-Stainless-Steel-Combo-Edge-Knife-p/c10ps.htmHarpy serrated Edge:
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Some superb knives on this thread.
I'd love a mnandi or sebenza, but no point as I couldn't carry it and would't want it just sitting in a box.
Would love to get a nice 2 - 2.5" blade, slipjoint in that sort of style, with clip….so any recomendations welcome!Anyway, heres the few knives/toothpicks
I currently own:21 year old Buck thats seen a lot of abuse, now no longer legal to carry, but I wouldn't carry it these days anyway.
Spyderco Squeak - Tiny but strong and legal
Leatherman Micra - this is relatively new as I bust the screwdriver off the one I've had for over 10 years.
I just popped it in the mail with a note to leatherman HQ and this arrived 2 weeks later.Tiny lock knife, picked up on travels, can't remember where, more of a novelty than anything else.
I've got a couple more, but they're hiding at the moment.
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Redstripe: check out Great Eastern Cutlery knives for a slipjoint. They're currently considered by many to be the best production slip joints on the market right now. I like collectorknives.net to buy them
Edit: if you're looking for a slipjoint with a clip, you're going to find your choices severely limited…Spyderco makes a slipjoint with a clip...that's the only one that's coming to mind...I think it's the UKPK
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Spyderco Squeak is awesome, and perfect for UK carry as it's well within the permitted size. It's my EDC of choice these days, as the UKPK just seemed to close to the edge of what you can cart around.
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DougNg - thanks I'll have to check those out.
Shame about the lack of slipjoints with clips on the market, the ukpk, even though within the law would leave me a bit worried for edc, it still looks a bit 'mean'michaeljcr - yes its a really nice little knife isn't it, haven't had it long, but its been in my coin pocket continually
Injunjack, ahh, I've spent a couple of months in Thailand, so its almost definitely from there - good spot!
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Good people:
I am about to buy this: http://www.handyniknaks.co.uk/spyderco-knives-uk-penknife-lightweight-spyderco-c94pmr-1044-p.asp
Before I do please could anyone suggest an alternative that is UK legal carry?
Thank you
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It is legal, it's just it's at the extreme edge of legality. Basically, it was designed to be as close to the line as possible. I wouldn't want to be stopped in a major UK city with one. You'd be legally fine, but i bet it could be tense for a few minutes. Also, personally I don't need anything that big on a daily basis. I sent Hectic some comparison shots with that one and the Squeak.
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