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I heard rumors there was a folder in the works for ESEE. Please tell me this is true, all my gear would match-nice. KNIFEABILITY-a must for all humans
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Esee folder?
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Looks like it is on the back burner for now. No reason not to carry a good folder clipped to pocket, not carrying another sheath can be nice
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it's not on the back burner. it's in the process of being developed.
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Sorry guys , I get it don't post old s*^t, look around first. This is first time I liked something enough to join one. Learning slowly!
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thats a good one!
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Cannot stand stainless steel for a hard use knife by the way.
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gotcha- thanks for goin easy on minor retardation.
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cant wait for this bad boy to come out...until that day I'll have to be satisfied with the mini-grip.
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It's not on a back burner.
One thing you'll come to respect about ESEE is that nothing gets rushed to market. It can be frustrating at times, long waits for products, but in the end you know you'll get a product that has been designed, tested and refined by real users.
One thing you'll come to respect about ESEE is that nothing gets rushed to market. It can be frustrating at times, long waits for products, but in the end you know you'll get a product that has been designed, tested and refined by real users.
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lol thanks for posting that, i was thinking i had to do it again :grumpy:
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haha i have a felling we will be posting that post quite a bit over the next few months hahah
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I used to think the same thing. And while I still prefer carbon steel, if a maker gets the heat treat right, stainless can be pretty nice as well. I'm confident that Rowen will get it right and we probably won't notice much of a difference in performance.
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That's my thinking. I wouldn't choose a stainless chopper but a stainless Izula would be awesome.
Hard-use anything does not fold up and need to be splinted back into one piece
However, folding stuff which is meant to cut and not rust up in your pocket does just fine with 440C or BG42.
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aw man, yeah i think you're right, some people
we still got untill the end of the year