Just had a good laugh with a new version of the good old "Tacticlol" thread.
SOME of the designs were not really tacticlol enough, so it got me wondering: do any of us obviously aficionado knuts have any knives that walk that line between tacticlol and functional? A knife that is very close to being tacticlol but actually is a great user knife? I think this could be a kind of a cool thread to kick around.
For example I use a cheap $15 Schrade folder... it is a brick of a knife that seems obviously "inspired" by the Sebenza. It's heavy, ugly (no reflection on a true Sebenza of course) and the blade stock is pretty thick. Yet, as beater knife that can actually get a good day's work in, it is actually serviceable. I don't carry it, again, a real brick, but it is a useful one to grab more often than you'd think. It's almost tacticlol, but useful enough that it isn't.
What about you?
SOME of the designs were not really tacticlol enough, so it got me wondering: do any of us obviously aficionado knuts have any knives that walk that line between tacticlol and functional? A knife that is very close to being tacticlol but actually is a great user knife? I think this could be a kind of a cool thread to kick around.
For example I use a cheap $15 Schrade folder... it is a brick of a knife that seems obviously "inspired" by the Sebenza. It's heavy, ugly (no reflection on a true Sebenza of course) and the blade stock is pretty thick. Yet, as beater knife that can actually get a good day's work in, it is actually serviceable. I don't carry it, again, a real brick, but it is a useful one to grab more often than you'd think. It's almost tacticlol, but useful enough that it isn't.
What about you?
