Good knives under 120$

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DJG097

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So I have about 120$ to spend.....Wondering what a few good knives i can get for that
 
what are you looking for? what will you use it for? bushcraft? Every day carry? fixed blade? folder? there are tons of knives in that price range and less that are great but without knowing how you will use it, its hard to make a recommendation
 
Look at spyderco. They got a bunch of awesome knives that are in your price range.

Endura

Delica

Para military2 (maybe a bit more $)

That's just off the top of my head.
 
+1 to what Clich said :)
Give us more clues...otherwise, it's pretty much a shot in the dark.

:cool:
 
Mainley just edc. I like my izula and tenacious but looking for something new.
 
I've really been digging the Spyderco Gayle Bradley and the Benchmade 913 Stryker. Both are really great, medium sized knives.
 
for a fixed blade edc id recommend the bark river bravo necker, and for a folder id say something spyderco, but i dont carry a folder usually so im not a good judge there
 
Spyderco:
Sage 1
Sage 3
Gayle Bradley
Manix 2
Paramilitary 2
Military
Large Lum
Lum
Endura
Delica
Centofante III
Native
UKPK
Leaf Storm
Super Leaf
PPT
There Are A Whole Bunch.
 
Get yourself a Made In USA, Bark River Knife and Tool blade. Lots to choose from, take a look.
 
Zero Tolerance 0200 is the best bang for buck hard use folder you can find under $120.

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Benchmade's 950 Rift. I recently acquired one, and I'm asking myself why I didn't get one a long time ago.
 
Lots of good buys available at that price point. I think in your position, I'd probably get a Manix 2 and a nice fixed blade. Maybe go for a Becker, cause they're awesome and inexpensive.
 
There are many good knives for under $120. There are no "perfect" knives for any price...
 
I like spending other people's money in my head... If I had $120 I would buy a couple knives. I would purchase a Spyderco Native and a Benchmade 556.

My recommendation for you would still be a Benchmade of some kind, but then a Kershaw Leek or Blur, seeing as you want "something new" and already have a Spyderco Tenacious. You have a spyderco and an esee, what you need now are a kershaw, buck, benchmade, kabar, and case!
 
Spyderco Caly 3.5, Native 5 with G-10 handles and full flat grind, Para-Military 2, and one of my personal favorites, the Spyderco JD Smith with Foliage Green G-10 handles.
 
If you're looking for great bang for the buck you might consider a Buck Vantage Pro, S30V and G10 goodness. Depending where you purchase it you might have enough of your budget left for a Delica.
 
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