Dual bladed pocket knife?

[Buck268]

I've become quite found of the Spyderco Dyad design, but I'd like something along those lines for a work knife. That means it has to be readily replacable. So far, I've only found a Schrade X-timer that fits the bill, but have heard horrible things about X-Timers. Can anybody recommend any knives which are similar in design (2 locking blades, one serrated one plain)?

 

[Bucktool_02]

How about this one?
http://www.knifecountryusa.com/stor...ves-ch400dl-double-lockback-pocket-knife.html

My co-worker had one. It broke after a few years. The plastic handle cracked and the springs fell out. Even though it was a cheapo knife, it was nice to have both plain and serrated blades in one knife.

 

[2brothers]

S&W and Schrade are the same company. Taylor.

mike

 

[yablanowitz]

Sorry guy, but once you've used the Dyad, nothing else is going to come close. I've seen some of those S&W imitations, and they aren't worth the clampaks they came in.

 

[mrskillz]

You might want to look at a Leatherman Wave or Charge Ti.
They both have a serrated and plain edge blade, both available one handed without having to unfold the pliers.

This isn't a video I made, but you might find it helpful:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_C3RpM1G4k

 

[John T Wylie Jr]

not as big but the Kershaw double cross ( and the bigger double duty ) is a 2 bladed liner lock. I dig the small wharnny blade on the double cross , handy as heck.
Not sure about a serrated 2nd blade though...