On the fence about the Poliwog...
On the fence about the Poliwog...
Been admiring it for a while now and finally held one. Just not sure what is stopping me from getting it. One of the main things is the fact that it is a little heavier than what I am used to (also a little bulky width wise). I wish they'd come out with a lighter version (like a blue G-10 ala dodo).
Anyway, any opinions from owners out there. Should I get it or should I not? There's just so many :spyder: 's i want right now.
Anyway, any opinions from owners out there. Should I get it or should I not? There's just so many :spyder: 's i want right now.
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- Andre V
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This was one i could hardly wait for. When i first saw the pictures a few years back, i placed my preorder.
When i got the knife i was 100% satisfied, great little cutter, nice ergos, good lock upetc.
Then after a week or 2 i just stopped carrying it and have never carried it since. I think the weight and width are an issue. Not totaly sure why but it just lost its appeal.
When i got the knife i was 100% satisfied, great little cutter, nice ergos, good lock upetc.
Then after a week or 2 i just stopped carrying it and have never carried it since. I think the weight and width are an issue. Not totaly sure why but it just lost its appeal.
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the width of this knife closed is really big.
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In every discussion about the Poliwog the following has come up.
Too wide in the pocket & therefore gets very little pocket time.
The knife fits the hand very very well, but i think it's much more of a gadget and the price is to high for this knife.
hope that helps
Too wide in the pocket & therefore gets very little pocket time.
The knife fits the hand very very well, but i think it's much more of a gadget and the price is to high for this knife.
hope that helps
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- Mr Blonde
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I carried a Poliwogfor over a year as a work-edc and it worked really well. When carried IWB, the pocket space isn't an issue. The knife rides really discreet and when it's out, the average NKP won't recognize it as a knife but some sort of meccano tool. The ergos are superb and the knife cuts really well for its short size. I replaced mine with a Lava as it rides more comfortably in a pocket and IWB for me.
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:spyder: :spyder: :cool: :spyder: :spyder: Dude; You seriously should get one :spyder: I put off getting one, due to it's size(3&3/8''closed), and I don't have huge hands, but my mother calls them sausage fingers(ya...they're fat) :rolleyes: Anyway, I finally got one, and it Kicks@$$ :eek: Don't let the size, or carry, or anything stop you dude; It carries awseome, and fits my hand like a glove, and that small blade is more effective than one might think :eek: As far as performance in a small package, if you own a Caly3, I would compare it to the Poliwog, so....Uh, hmmm...Oh ya.....GET ONE :D
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