Does a Bug really come in handy?
- spydietingle
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Does a Bug really come in handy?
I'm thinking about purchasing a bug for my keys. How often do people actually use a Bug/Ladybug and in what situations? Granted, it's not an expensive knife and would barely change the price of an order that I place but I can't justify wasting a few dollars for no reason.
Thanks,
Thanks,
James
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I hardly use mine but then again I carry a UKPK in my pocket most of the time. But, I have used it to open a packet or cut some tape in situations when the UKPK wouldn't be EDCable and my girlfriend has used her's quite a lot for similar things and she really loves it :)
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While the Bug won't peel an apple, or cut a sandwich in half, and is pretty much useless for SD, yes, it can come in handy. It will cut a loose thread, help you clean under your fingernails, remove the price tag from a new cap, cut a coupon out of a supermarket circular, open a bag of chips, and do a hundred other mundane but essential things.
Paul
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If I didn't already have a VG-10 SE Ladybug, I would order the H1 SE Ladybug. H1 is supposed to have outstanding edge retention on serrated edge knives. On the other hand, since I don't use my Ladybug that often, the edge lasts a long time anyway.
SE is particularly nice for a small blade because it increases the effective length of the cutting edge.
SE is particularly nice for a small blade because it increases the effective length of the cutting edge.
Peter - My :spyder:'s:
Caly~3.5 (VG-10 & S. Blue); Para2~(20CP~M390~S30v); Military~(M390~S30v); Endura & Delica~4~FFG; Native~(S30v); Caly~Jr.~(ZDP); Manix~2~(M4); Ladybug~3~(VG-10. SE); Mules~(M390).
Caly~3.5 (VG-10 & S. Blue); Para2~(20CP~M390~S30v); Military~(M390~S30v); Endura & Delica~4~FFG; Native~(S30v); Caly~Jr.~(ZDP); Manix~2~(M4); Ladybug~3~(VG-10. SE); Mules~(M390).