Good fully serrated blade for about $50?

[newknife]

I'm looking for a "good quality" fully serrated blade for about $50. Something over 3in.

Any suggestions?

I would also be interested to know if any of the knife makers make a good pocket knife that has two blades in it. One plain and one fully serrated.


Thanks!

 

[chipped]

Spyderco Pacific Salt in yellow or the Spyderco Endura Wave for a single blade, or if you want two blades Spyderco has several models that can set you straight.

 

[NDJeep]

The SE Tenacious....and save 15 bucks.:thumbup:

 

[DoctaD]

For a knife with two blades (one serrated and one plain) for under $50, and blades over 3" - I'd think about a Byrd Wings
http://www.knifeworks.com/byrdwingsg-10handleplainandserratedblades.aspx

 

[knarfeng]

Spyderco Native.

 

[Teague]

(Spyderco) Byrd make a good knife. I'd go with DoctaD's recommendation.

 

[SOLEIL]

Any full SE Spyderco/Byrd in that price range will do a great job for you. For SE Spyderco is the way to go IMO.

 

[Matthew M]

I'm looking for a "good quality" fully serrated blade for about $50. Something over 3in.

Any suggestions?

I would also be interested to know if any of the knife makers make a good pocket knife that has two blades in it. One plain and one fully serrated.


Thanks!

Yes to both check out byrd!!! they have fully serrated blades over 3 inches for cheap!!! and they have a knife called the wings that has a plain and serrated blade that both lock and its not that heavy!!

 

[einsteinjon]

The Wings is a good knife, a bit bulky though. I sold mine for that reason. The lockup also seems to be better on Spydies than Byrds, but you can't go wrong either way. If you definitely can/want to spend $50 I'd go with a Spyderco.

 

[Hawk45]

Spyderco of your flavor.. nobody does serrations better (even though I hate serrations).

 

[GRIM 62]

What everyone else said.

 

[razorback1595]

I'd go with a spyderco stretch frn (and i also need a serrated knife and that's the one i want )