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Cold Steel Voyager

I've owned a Voyager Large (4") Tanto with the plain edge for almost two years now and I wouldn't trade that knife for anything. It makes my Buck Knives feel like billy clubs. The black Zytel handles might make it a featherweight, but don't be fooled ~ this knife is heavy on performance. Unless you're looking for a pocket knife that'll hack down California redwoods, the Voyagers are good for almost every situation you might encounter ~ from cutting rope or twine to whittling wood and chopping bait. With the belt clip it's a snap to carry, since it can be hooked to anything with an edge. Personally, I never leave home without mine. It goes on my belt right alonside my Leatherman PST2 and my Mini-Maglite. I highly recommend it.

Of course, to each his own. :D
 
Voyager is hit or miss.

My brother has one that the edge rolls when you try and sharpen it...bad heat treat. I like my serrated 5".

I think a Spyderco Edura is a cheaper and better option.
 
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