755 MPR or Doug Ritter RSK Mk1

[rkhndjr]

Any opinions as to which to get? I like both and prices are not bad. Just seeking help.

 

[Steven Andrews]

The RSK suits me better. I like its neutral handle and Axis Lock.

I don't own an MPR (and wouldn't buy one) as I find the design thick and "clumpy".

 

[yuldeli]

Never handled the RSK, but the MPR feels awkward in the hand. The RSK blade shape is better suited to EDC tasks.

 

[Skimo]

Get the Grip.

 

[Stainz]

Here is my 755 MPR with my 790 Subrosa, Boker Haddock, and ZT-0301, all supposedly 'EDC candidates'.

The 790's coup attempt at garnering favored EDC status failed - the 755 is in my pocket nearly everyday. It's blade is long enough - and it has retained it's sharpness - for months of diverse use. It, clipless, like all of my pocket knives, just feels good in my medium+ hands.

Stainz

 

[tjsulli790]

The MPR is very thick and the blade isn't exactly a slicer. But a cool knife nonetheless. The Ritter Grip is thinner, and the high flat ground blade makes for a great cutter.

Depends what you like.

 

[texasflyfisher]

The ritter grip

 

[rkhndjr]

Thanks to all. Ritter looks more practical I think. If that matters)

 

[jeffzerot]

I vote 755

 

[softrockrenegade]

two different knives really... its like comparing ummm framelocks and axis locks ... i still have 2 ritters and sold my mpr. just wasnt for me, great knife just too bulky for my tastes.

 

[rkhndjr]

two different knives really... its like comparing ummm framelocks and axis locks ... i still have 2 ritters and sold my mpr. just wasnt for me, great knife just too bulky for my tastes.

Thank you, that seems to be the way I see both.

 

[StypeCL]

755!!!!