Anyone else giving a RAT??

I gave a buddy a tan Izula wrapped it with dark olive drab cord. It looks great. The cord matches with the engravings prefect. He loves it.
 
-sro- said:
Knives seem alot more expensive when they are not for yourself....
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it's the opposite for me. i love buying knives for my friends. for myself, it's always a struggle with "do I need another knife?" where as for someone else, I know they probably don't have that many quality knives laying around. needless to say I'm giving away 2 Izulas away this year.
 
I'm thinking of buying myself one for Christmas from my Father-in-law.:D He always gives money.
 
Giving my 11yr old son an Izula kit as one of his Christmas presents. Sure to be his favorite.
 
awad said:
it's the opposite for me. i love buying knives for my friends. for myself, it's always a struggle with "do I need another knife?" where as for someone else, I know they probably don't have that many quality knives laying around. needless to say I'm giving away 2 Izulas away this year.
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I agree, giving away knives to people who don't have any is much easier to justify than buying yet another knife for myself. Although I haven't gone past the $30 mark for such charities..yet.

ERT said:
Giving my 11yr old son an Izula kit as one of his Christmas presents. Sure to be his favorite.
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Lol! Nothing like a little christmas present competition. What else is the lucky little man getting?
 
Lol! Nothing like a little christmas present competition. What else is the lucky little man getting?[/QUOTE]

He's also getting a deluxe canteen kit from the canteen shop for a safe return course we are taking in Feb. plus some video games.
 
i'm giving my son who is leaving for basic in february a izula that i had engraved with our last name on it...and of course i had another one done for myself, and no i didnt wait for christmas to use it...
 
I got an Izula for my old man...and got one for myself, while I as at it. Seems like our gifts to each other these days are sharp or multi-tooly things, things that go LIGHT in the dark, and things that go gluck-gluck. Good 'ole family values!
 
137buck said:
i'm giving my son who is leaving for basic in february a izula that i had engraved with our last name on it...and of course i had another one done for myself, and no i didnt wait for christmas to use it...
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awesome!
 
Getting my 10 year old, Tysen, a RC3. My youngest, Gus, is 8 and getting a black Izula to be wrapped with blue paracord. :)
 
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