Favorite $250 Folders

[M1GarandGuy]

Please show us your favorite $250 Folding knives. (Even if you don't own them)

Mine is my Kizer Cutlery Bad Dog with the Nuke engravings. 4 1/4" piece of s35vn will do it for me!
It runs on Ceramic Ball Bearings and is Unbelievably smooth, and to think it will only get smoother is kinda scary.

 

[HwangJino]

I don't have too many folders, but here are my favorite in that range.



I wouldn't rate it very high, the bearings were smooth initially but gunky and a pain in the butt to clean. Theyre collecting dust.

 

[M1GarandGuy]

I don't have too many folders, but here are my favorite in that range.



I wouldn't rate it very high, the bearings were smooth initially but gunky and a pain in the butt to clean. Theyre collecting dust.

Thats too bad man... have others experienced those problems? I've always liked Southard designed knives especially the spydies u got there.

 

[mcg4248]

I don't have too many folders, but here are my favorite in that range.



I wouldn't rate it very high, the bearings were smooth initially but gunky and a pain in the butt to clean. Theyre collecting dust.

I bought into the hype and got a southard a little over a year ago. I have a hard time flipping the thing and I'm not sure why. It's almost as if the tab is too small or something. Anyway, I ended up getting a Kevlar scale made for it and t looks nicer now, but I just use the thumb hole rather than the flipper. I expected more from it tbh. Oh well.

 

[Nfd538]

I have only two in that price range.

 

[HwangJino]

Yeah, when new, they would flip almost effortlessly, now it requires a wrist flick.

But I'm sure there are tons of knives in the 250 range that are better built and smoother for longer. I think the southard is overpriced because of the flipper demand. If this knife was non flipper, it'd cost half as much. Though I love the steel for the blade, cts 204p I believe, very good steel for hard use.

 

[McBokerson]

My favorite in that range...