I would also prefer having the screwdriver
, corkscrews are not very usefull unless you want to open a bottle of wine 
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I would also prefer having the screwdriver
, corkscrews are not very usefull unless you want to open a bottle of wine - Joined
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Or, hold your can opener upside down and you have a tool suitable for the same purpose. An unsung but brilliant feature of SAKs is that most implements have multiple uses, if the user's imagination is not restricted by the design purposes.
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And the answer for me is...
The Huntsman. Was just at Smokey Mountain Knifeworks and picked one up for a measly $22.00. W00t I say. They also had the FieldMaster (I was on the fence) but it was $35 or something like that and that helped me make my choice.
Anyway - thanks a ton for the great feedback and advice. This tool is going to get some serious use.
The Huntsman. Was just at Smokey Mountain Knifeworks and picked one up for a measly $22.00. W00t I say. They also had the FieldMaster (I was on the fence) but it was $35 or something like that and that helped me make my choice.
Anyway - thanks a ton for the great feedback and advice. This tool is going to get some serious use.
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I liked the huntsman ruby lite. That was on my list for a while, still is.
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Congrats! nice choice
remember to give us your reviews and impressions and pics if you can!
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Pics you say? Well I have one at the moment...
So far I've managed to earn myself a Toy Story bandaid on my left thumb (scissors are sharp) and have cut a few tags off of things. To me this seems like a great combo of tools in a size that I can reasonably carry all the time. The saw should get some use camping and I've got my SAK scissors out all the time doing this or that.
So far so good!
So far I've managed to earn myself a Toy Story bandaid on my left thumb (scissors are sharp) and have cut a few tags off of things. To me this seems like a great combo of tools in a size that I can reasonably carry all the time. The saw should get some use camping and I've got my SAK scissors out all the time doing this or that.
So far so good!