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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
It's not just looks. If I'm doing something on a 110 degree job site and leave my knife sitting in the sun for an hour, I'll be able to pick up something with G10 scales. Titanium or aluminum on the other hand I'm going to have to let cool. Add sweat to that occasion even with out the heat of the knife itself and fine grit carbon fiber or blasted titanium isn't going to give as good of a grip. That's not to say those other knives aren't tough, just that they're not geared towards such tasks.
So please save the emotional responses calling my credibility into question as KAI has restored my faith and condescending posts from people with no real stake in the company does no good for a resolved topic.
Yes, because knives being outside of your pocket is blasphemy!
So were Strider, Emerson, Les George, But they all make Fancy looking knives too
I don't care about what you use your knives for. I care that you say one knife IS capable to do something that knives weren't meant to, but it's not practical. But then you go around and say this other knife can do it too, but it IS practical.You're getting emotional over what I do with my knives why?
You're getting emotional over my preferences towards products you own as well why?
You're getting emotional over something KAI acknowledged and reassured me on why?
My ZT's have done everything I've asked them to. That's not your problem, nor does it give you the right to be so insulting. There's hundreds, if not thousands of people who use their ZT's harder than me without issue. A knife is about the most modular tool you can get for tasks you need done in a pinch.
You're getting emotional over what I do with my knives why?
You're getting emotional over my preferences towards products you own as well why?
You're getting emotional over something KAI acknowledged and reassured me on why?
My ZT's have done everything I've asked them to. That's not your problem, nor does it give you the right to be so insulting. There's hundreds, if not thousands of people who use their ZT's harder than me without issue. A knife is about the most modular tool you can get for tasks you need done in a pinch.
Everyone has different uses for knives. If you open letters for a large corporation and use your Blur instead of a letter opener, do I have the right to knock you? Not at all.your being redundant and slightly rude towards other members and flaming those who disagree with you why?
Yes, and wire cutters get there faster than a porcheEveryone has different uses for knives. If you open letters for a large corporation and use your Blur instead of a letter opener, do I have the right to knock you? Not at all.
If I cut a wire with my knife because I don't have wire cutters in my immediate reach, or have to help out an employee quickly and leave my tools where I was using them, does that mean it's okay to say my opinions on knives are irrelevant? It's a two way street, and everyone drives different cars to different locations.
Yes, and wire cutters get there faster than a porche
It will be interesting how the 0770CF sells, and is embraced. I'm curious and skeptical if it can keep pace with its burlier counterparts. Time will tell.As a user and collector of gentleman's folders, however, I despaired I would ever own a ZT knife because the company's products simply didn't meet my needs.
You may have a perception problem to overcome. I'll do the best I can to help you overcome it, but I'm just one small voice in the wilderness. Believe it or not, your best bet may be to create a new product line with a brand name that doesn't continue to connect you with your overbuilt, tactical roots . . . maybe "Mildly Tolerant Knives" or something like that?It will be interesting how the 0770CF sells, and is embraced. I'm curious and skeptical if it can keep pace with its burlier counterparts. Time will tell.
What we do know, the big boy ZT's have all done well. What we're banking on are that the gent's will as well.
A new line may be a bit much, but we will be pushing them through our marketing channels. In the end the market will decide on it's popularity. I feel they should do well, but one never knows.You may have a perception problem to overcome. I'll do the best I can to help you overcome it, but I'm just one small voice in the wilderness. Believe it or not, your best bet may be to create a new product line with a brand name that doesn't continue to connect you with your overbuilt roots. Maybe "Mildly Tolerant Knives" or something like that?![]()
It will be interesting how the 0770CF sells, and is embraced. I'm curious and skeptical if it can keep pace with its burlier counterparts. Time will tell.
What we do know, the big boy ZT's have all done well. What we're banking on are that the gent's will as well.
You may have a perception problem to overcome. I'll do the best I can to help you overcome it, but I'm just one small voice in the wilderness. Believe it or not, your best bet may be to create a new product line with a brand name that doesn't continue to connect you with your overbuilt, tactical roots . . . maybe "Mildly Tolerant Knives" or something like that?![]()
. . . maybe "Mildly Tolerant Knives" or something like that?![]()