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18-10-10, 08:11 PM #1VIP Member
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Recommend me an edc knife
As the title say I am looking to replace my SAK with something different but on a budget of less than £20.
It will only get light use plus opening the odd box or three
Any recommendations ?A little daft at times...well quite a lot actually
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Re: Recommend me an edc knife
British Army penknife.
Rough Rider Elephant's toenail.
a couple to consider...Those who find they're touched by madness,sit down next to me
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Arthur Wright knives?
Like these and similar:
http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?s...ID=0&P_ID=5781
http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?s...ID=0&P_ID=5779
Spyderco grasshopper, kiwi?
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Re: Recommend me an edc knife
joker knives are pretty good for every day user and abusers. did a thread about em...
http://www.britishblades.com/forums/...-but-which-one
i have been very happy with mine, still hair poppin sharp even though it gets a diet of cardboard, pallet straps etc on a regular basis.
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I like the British Army knife idea and found Army Knife Heinnie slightly over budget but doable
Originally Posted by se7en
A little daft at times...well quite a lot actually
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OK this is more difficult than I thought I already want 4 of those suggested I knew I shouldn't have asked the question
A little daft at times...well quite a lot actually
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+1 on Rough Rider. Canoe is nice.
Sanrenmu do a few nice folders, I edc a Higokonami type thing with a 2 and 3/4" blade. It's very nifty at box opening.
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Just do stuff. The kit doesn't have to be perfect.
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Ditto to that, £8 well spent, ideal little fishing knife. Originally Posted by Basemetal
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Slightly over budget, but for a legal Spydie in your choice of colour I think it's well worth it...
Charity's thread.
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Seen some realy nice SRM knives this last month or so on this forum,cheap and the members says it's value for money,go for it and take their word for it
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snag is, if its to be an edc with no reason for carry then most of the srm's are lockers which precludes edc use. tis why i chose a joker. Originally Posted by Basjan
Seen some realy nice SRM knives this last month or so on this forum,cheap and the members says it's value for money,go for it and take their word for it
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Re: Recommend me an edc knife
H02 Originally Posted by Chastiser
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Re: Recommend me an edc knife
Niwaki Higonokami
http://www.niwaki.com/store/folding-knife/
Mantaro
http://www.mehr-als-werkzeug.de/prod...045/detail.jsf
Opinel Non Locking
http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?P_ID=4716
Douk Douk
http://www.mehr-als-werkzeug.de/prod...300/detail.jsf
The SRM A103 and HO2 one mentioned above are both non locking.Last edited by Kiri; 18-10-10 at 11:52 PM.
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