Favorite “fidget” knife?

AlphaDog86 said:
I think that I never really got into the whole fidget spinner craze because I’ve always had knives. I probably shouldn’t be playing with sharp objects:D but if you’re like me what is your favorite “fidget” knife?
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Balisong are the best fidget knife.

Tri Folder are also pretty fun. Karambits are fun to spin.
 
Part knife, part fidget spinner. Mine see twice as much fidgeting as cutting.

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I fidget with all of mine. If it doesn't hold my attention enough to fidget with it, I move it on.
 
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CRKT Tighe Tac Two Tanto.
Flipper, Thumbstuds, Buttonlock. All the opening methods in one (bearing) knife. I wish somebody made one in a higher quality.
 
This one - the Rike Hummingbird - a liner lock flipper that flips beautifully for a 1.5" long blade :eek:

The folded knife is 2.25" overall. This is a marvel to me - such a perfectly made and pretty little knife.

Great fun to flip. :cool: I have otherwise - never used it :D

Ray
 
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There are two for me that come to mind...the first is my Benchmade 940 Axis....I have had this knife for 14 yrs and always open and close it just because I love how smooth it is...the second was the Camilus Cuda...the action had a "button that slid and opened the blade. It was easy to open with gloves on and the more I fidgeted with it, the easier it got to open. I lost it one day while on a comm tower...it fell from 100 ft and I never saw it again. This Cuda is still available but is Chinese made. Bought one for my son just because....
 
All my knives are fidgets :)
I like playing with spyder holes but thumb studs or disks work fine with me.

As tile goes I am less and less in flippers however.
 
Either the Mini Crooked River or the 0450.
Might be the 0450 since being a couch-flipper is its only use.
 
Ontario Rat 2. Very smooth with a satisfying detent. After a ton of flicking the centering got worse. Tight pivot. Washer wear?
 
Buck 303/301 spin them in a table,great balance.Another is either ofy CRKT Micheal Walker Blade locks lock open and closed smooth
 
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