EZ Open in stainless available?

[Joe58]

Hello gents ~ mainly as I'm too lazy to scroll through all the website info, I'm looking to find out if there is an EZ Open model with a stainless blade, or D2.

For various reasons I'm having some trouble with conventional openers, especially those with really stiff pull.

So I thought I'd try an EZ opener, or perhaps one that is pinchable would be ok too.

I know all you experts have this data right in your mental Rolodex.

Thanks for the help!

Joe

 

[Squashfan]

Have you thought about simply (I say simply but I haven't ever done one) converting your choice of knife to ez open? One of the abrasive wheels on a Dremel should be able to do it. It would take longer since it would be tough to dip the knife in water without it rusting. I guess you could dip the knife in oil to cool it though.

 

[Joe58]

Something like that would be above my pay grade. I'd just end up ruining the knife and it'd look like crap. A man has to know his limitations.

 

[rarreola]

Hello gents ~ mainly as I'm too lazy to scroll through all the website info, I'm looking to find out if there is an EZ Open model with a stainless blade, or D2.

Thanks for the help!

Joe

There are some Chatt & Morgan teardrops.

 

[mr_badexample]

Case has a current easy open line. The sod buster looks nice.

 

[jc57]

Yes, one of the largest Case distributors currently has a number of SFOs with easy open notches, all in stainless steel.

Google for the following phrase: "case antique bone ez open" and you will find them.

 

[trevytrev]

Yes, one of the largest Case distributors currently has a number of SFOs with easy open notches, all in stainless steel.

Google for the following phrase: "case antique bone ez open" and you will find them.

What he said. I have the EZ open sodbuster Jr in antique bone and it's, wait for it....easy to open As he stated, google it or shoot me a message and I can point you in the right direction.

 

[SAK Guy]

Thanks guys for the Case info and search tips...these look great for us folks that sometimes have a problem opening regular knives.

 

[Joe58]

Yes guys - thanks for the tips. I was able to find a Queen EZ Open from the 2012 run, and in a pattern I like, the equal end jack. I ordered two actually. I like to have a backup. The Pony Jack is another pattern I really like. And it opens pretty easy. The Case line looks pretty nice as well. I may have to try one of those as well.

SAK Guy - my Alox Vic's are always my most carried. Just something about that alox. . And they do open fairly easy as well. Arthritis in your hands and weak finger nails are a bad combo for knife guys.

Again - thanks for the help gents. Really looking forward to this one arriving.

Joe