ES1 Possibility

Frederick E Morton · Feb 2, 2001

Will EK ever start going into mass production on the ES1? I would like to see the full size Commander at a production level price.

nowhere fast · Feb 2, 2001

I agree !!

It's nice to see the mini variations but let's see some larger size projects also.

Donald.

2Sharp · Feb 3, 2001

Yeah! now we're talking

let's get rid of those sissy mini's, we real men want real knives = LARGE knives, we NEED an ESM-1, right now!
Really, i'd love that

(no offense meant for the "small knife" loving crowd)

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See2 · Feb 2, 2001

Remember what the ladies always tell us: "it's not the size of the blade that matters. it's how you use it."

Don Rearic · Feb 2, 2001

Keep dreaming...keep dreaming...I'd be happy with a return to the 1998 style Commander, you guys are bucking for a real acid trip now.

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Peter Ervin · Feb 7, 2001

You Betcha, It seems most of the production models all have the same length blade ( from tang to tip ). the only variation is where the pivot point is located. I would love to see a real 4 inch blade on an Emerson production model.

Cheers

Peter

rogue_spear · Feb 11, 2001

I don't think EK will build an ES1 because their philosophy is puny blades.

See2 · Feb 11, 2001

Nothing puny about a 3+" blade... if you stick someone (or something) with it, they (or it) get stuck. Nowhere does it say that you have to impale your target to be effective. Personally, I think the blade size on Ernie's knives is perfect - just the right size to fit in a pocket, or ruin someone's day.