I once threw an endura from two stories up onto concrete because my friend kept knocking it for being cheap/not good. Weirdly he wouldnt do the same with his "nicer" knife. Endura was fine.
Good to see yours is fine.
This is also one of my criteria for a real work knife. If it goes off a roof or off a ladder, will it still work, and will I really care that it happened.
"Rome's greatest contribution to mathematics was the killing of Archimedes."
That's pretty cool the tip is intact. My k390 pm2 didn't do that well from a 4' drop onto my garage floor. Need to regrind :mad: I do like cts bd1n, it's surprised me.
I once dropped a Manix LW from 300 feet onto gravel, and it came through basically unscathed. The knife was closed at the time, so there was no edge impact.
IMHO, if the blade was made from ZDP-189 and the handle - from G-10/CF, the damage would be significant. BD1N is a tough steel and the FRN has elasticity.
Surprised your Para , did not open up the PARACHUTE. Held up really well in my opinion . You know what I have owned the g10 para 3 for a long time now must try the light weight, tough as old boots. Still living the dream . In.
This is why we don't work below other workers and insist that all barriers and barricades are intact. I wonder if hardhats are BD1N Rated.
This was a work outside my regular job and I've worked alone.
We have to use such plastic "potties" at work and nobody likes them. I think your doubts are justified.