Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades

[injunjack]

I have similar to the lowest one. Got it from Thailand.

[RedStripe]

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!

[hectic]

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

[Seul]

Well I hope so: otherwise their ads might be a tad misleading…

[hectic]

Sure man, I was just looking for perhaps another brand recommendation.

[michaeljcr]

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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[hectic]

Sharing (really helpful, thanks)

[Seul]

Really like them, actually!.. The red'un most of all… Seems to be good value for the money, right?..

[michaeljcr]

I think they're very good value, and the slip joint is great on both.

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[Seul]

Ok y'all… I'm in need of a cheap knife that will shortly replace my Sebenza whilst it's being sent off for service…

Needs:

• cheap
• locking blade
• clip
• smaller or same size as Sebenza small (6.875" (175mm)
• don't care whether it's legal or not
• preferably easy to be found in €urope (on a site like Amazon or what have you not...)

Any and all recs will be looked into. All help appreciated. Cheers.

Thinking of going with a Spyderco... Less than 40 quid portpaid... Should I?..

[DougNg]

Spyderco does not make assisted openers

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[Seul]

I messed that up - didn't mean assisted opening, just need a knife you can open with one hand… 

[DougNg]

Kershaw Skyline is a favorite in that price range

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[Seul]

Tons and tons of cool Kershaw knives… But me eye got caught on the Zing... Assisted opener but it'll be only used a couple of times so why the hell not... Have some fun ey... And I can get one for 30-35 € ppd... Brilliant!.. Thanks for the heads up, D!..

[DougNg]

That's actually Jody's every day carry. It's a great knife. It was designed by RJ Martin, one of the nicest guys I've ever met. He gifted me a Zing when I had dinner at his house two years ago

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[Seul]

Boom - purchased. Thanks a ton for all your help, D!.. I still can't thank you enough for pointing me in the direction of a Sebenza two years ago!..

[Seul]

@DougNg:

Check out the Kershaw Zing, it's not assisted, but it might as well be with how easily it opens

April 2010… Comes full circle 2 years later, haha...

[Jesselirola]

picked up a CRK Tanto Small Sebenza.

Here's an image from the vendor's site - I say god damn this thing is crazy sharp!

I really like how slim it is, I've been carrying a Benchmade Mini Dejavoo Gold Class for a while, it's nice to free up some room in the pocket!

[Seul]

Great pick up!.. 

[Lucifer]

Tanto blades are so sexy!