Showing posts with label Benchmade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Benchmade. Show all posts
November 12, 2010
Youtube Benchmade Griptilian Review
I posted a little while back about the Benchmade Griptilian
that I owned and I thought it was great. Nutnfancy has a great review on the Grip on Youtube. He covers a slightly different variation of the Griptilian than I did, but they are basically all the same knives. This really is an awesome folding knife!
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axis lock,
Benchmade,
Benchmade Griptilian,
Griptilian
November 1, 2010
How To Choose a Pocket Knife - The Five Best Folding Knife Companies
Fixed blades are my favorite, but I love folding knives, too. I put my picks for my favorite folding knife companies on How To Choose a Pocket Knife - The Five Best Folding Knife Companies.
There are other great companies out there that I hate to leave off the list such as Buck, Boker, Queen, and others and I certainly am not diminishing their qualities. I love Buck Knives and have been carrying one regularly, but they didn't quite fit on this list as it tends slightly towards higher end knives.
There are other great companies out there that I hate to leave off the list such as Buck, Boker, Queen, and others and I certainly am not diminishing their qualities. I love Buck Knives and have been carrying one regularly, but they didn't quite fit on this list as it tends slightly towards higher end knives.
October 24, 2010
Wilderness Folding Knives Overview
Folders are the handiest knives around because they can always just sit in a pocket, waiting to be used. Sheath knives are handier only if you carry a sheath knife on your person all the time, and most of us can not do that. For some ludicrous reason, even some wilderness areas do not allow carry of a sheath knife, while folders are permissible almost everywhere. Everyone should carry a pocket knife in or clipped to their pocket when in the wilderness (or actually, all the time).
Good folders can range from a tiny Case Peanut
to a Strider and everything in between. Any size can be useful, but the smallest probably won't be quite adequate in the field for most people. If a larger knife is carried as well, then any pocket knife should do. Swiss Army knives are some of the most popular models for the outdoors and for good reason. Victorinox and Wenger are the best known brands, but all the well-known models are made by Victorinox. The alox-handled models and the larger models are the most popular among outdoorsmen. The Pioneer Harvester
and the Farmer
are excellent choices in the smaller alox models. Both have a good blade and a saw, which are the most important options for the woods. Among the larger models, the Rucksack
, the Trekker
, and the Forester
are great choices. All have a larger blade and saw, making them more useful than the smaller models if used as the general use knife. Pretty much all Victorinox models are great quality, but those named are some of the best for the outdoors.
Good folders can range from a tiny Case Peanut
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Benchmade,
Case,
Cold Steel,
folding knives,
Kershaw,
pocket knife,
pocket knives,
Spyderco
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