favorite non-spyderco blade

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I do love all of my old Randalls, even though I never cut anything with them. But my cricket I use everyday.
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Benchmade 710 Axis. The only thing keeping it from taking over the world is the lack of a Spydie hole.
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I have yet to buy one, but judging by the looks and specs, my favorite knives are the Benchmade Balisong and the M.O.D. Razorback.
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Before Spydies entered my life I carried a Benchmade Leopard, a Pat Crawford design, for about five years. Very slick, very robust.
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I know they can't hold a candle to Spyderco knives, but I really like my Opinel knife. I think it's a #8, with a carbon steel blade. It takes a great edge, although the edge retention can't compare to my calypso jr. Opinel knives may not be my favorite, but for $10 you just can't go wrong...

--Matt
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I have two CRKT knivess - a Stiff KISS - very handy to keep in my pack when camping - very light and sturdy - and their small folding KISS - I just like the simplicity and clever engineering of it - hardly ever carry it though - it just can't beat a Spyderco!
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gerber gator, love that handle. but now i carry a slick wenger in the pocket in stead of giant monster on a sheath. i still carry a 15 year old vicotnox in my pocket if it's good enouph for f. garry powers iis good enoph for me.

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Edited by - ftkinney on 5/31/2001 5:16:35 PM
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Before I purchased my Moran fixed blade, my favourite camping knife was a Grohman#1. Still a great blade.
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Benchmade mini-AFCK is the other knife I carry.


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Olfa Touch-Knife. I feel like a cat with claws...well claw. Handiest **** thing around: box cutter extraodinaire, letter opener, chip bag cutter, thread snipper and best of all it looks like a round fruity plastic key fob. The scary wife calls it a "face slasher"...go figure.
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Other than Spyderco I like CRKT knives for their value and quality. Love my new Polkowski/Kasper Companion and regularly carry a Stiff KISS.
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It's a toss up between my Benchmade Srytker for tactical carry and my Benchmade Elishewitz 690 for formal functions...
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For me there are several. Besides my lightsabre of course

My favourites are (in no particular order):
Benchmade Griptilian
Benchmade AFCK
Microtech L.C.C.
Benchmade 690



Edited by - obi-wan on 5/25/2001 10:28:42 AM
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Other than a Spyderco knife my daily carry includes a Victorinox - Executive model. A small multi-blade at 2 1/4" length, with a large (relative to this knife) blade, small blade, nailfile with nail cleaner, scissors, orange peeler with screwdriver, key ring, tweezers and a toothpick. A constant companion in my left front pocket.
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Microtech Mini Socom. I have yet to buy a Sebenza or LCC but I am hoping that it will happen this summer.
Great topic,
Matt
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AFCK... m2 steel
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My recent favorite is the Camillus EDC with 154CM blade. This is a light strong folder and the price is right!!
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I have to say, the Buck Pony is my favorite non-spyder b/c it looks fantastic(real wood handle, stainless ends) and b/c it has two blades which have just the right amount of tension to say closed
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mine, EZ-out from gerber. i like the concept of onehander with a hole (not a stud). thanks sal for the invention.
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I like the Cammilus EDC, but one think I don't like about it is that the blade edge goes nearly to the handle. Spydies don't have an edge near the handle which I think is safer, particularly when closing with 1 hand.
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