Half Face Blades

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91bravo said:
Jon E Walker Jon E Walker What's with the hostility here? I thought you started this thread with Half Face blades in topic, instead, you turned it into a personal insult thread to another member.
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It's cool. I stopped giving handouts to trolls a long time ago. :)

He apparently gets severely butt-hurt if someone disagrees with him, or tries to point out the fallacy of his statements.
 
danbot said:
I can't tell you how many times this has come in handy! :thumbsup:


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Did you break the tip off that.. uh... spike thingy?
 
Never heard about those till I started reading the thread. I don’t care about the origins of the designer, seal or not, don’t matter to me.
Hatchets are funny, sorry.
Aside the fact that I can’t stand most of the Damascus, especially the dark one, I like some of the knives, they have good blade geometry and handle to blade angle for what they are advertised, IMO.
‘I like the color combinations on the handles but I’m not sold that this material will hold well out in the elements, I could be wrong, couldn’t find info about it.
If they have plain, non-Damascus blade, I would probably go for some of the models…
 
Chefget said:
Not a high speed tact kind of guy, but if you are one of those uber-dudes would you want a hole (or heart or trident) cut out of your blade at a stress point?
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Honestly, after seeing some of the bro spec warrior dudes on IG and the crap they do, I think I am safe in saying that the vast majority of them probably have never thought about a void-caused material weakness in their lives. I think tridents are shiny objects to many of these dudes and they couldn’t care less if it weakened the blade.
 
Andrew Arrabito, retired Navy Seal and founder of HFB, an American veteran who built his company from the ground up and is employing other American veterans within that company. He also supports foundations/charities that help out families of fallen vets. Yes, HFB is doing quite well at the moment and I hope they have continued success. I thank Andrew and his Crew for their Service and Sacrifices.

Please take time and think before you post, maybe do a little research.
 
tatsu said:
Andrew Arrabito, retired Navy Seal and founder of HFB, an American veteran who built his company from the ground up and is employing other American veterans within that company. He also supports foundations/charities that help out families of fallen vets. Yes, HFB is doing quite well at the moment and I hope they have continued success. I thank Andrew and his Crew for their Service and Sacrifices.

Please take time and think before you post, maybe do a little research.
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I believe in respecting and honoring vets , especially those disabled in service .

Plenty of good charities exist to be funded directly for this purpose .

I'm not sure if loading up on ridiculously overpriced ,and questionable looking hyped up gear, is the very best way to help and support vets in general . 🤔
 
DocJD said:
I believe in respecting and honoring vets , especially those disabled in service .

Plenty of good charities exist to be funded directly for this purpose .

I'm not sure if loading up on ridiculously overpriced ,and questionable looking hyped up gear, is the very best way to help and support vets in general . 🤔
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I gotta disagree with ya here Doc. The knives they make are functional, and to many good looking. I don't even think they are that overpriced compared to other hand made in the US blades.
 
MolokaiRider said:
I gotta disagree with ya here Doc. The knives they make are functional, and to many good looking. I don't even think they are that overpriced compared to other hand made in the US blades.
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I don't think their list prices are necessarily ridiculous , but the secondary market was nuts when I checked .

That wasn't my issue in posting a comment .

My main point was : if you want to help vets , do it as directly as possible ...and Thank You ! :cool:

If you like a knife and the price seems fair to you ...buy it ! :)👌
 
First I've heard of this company. Many of the knives look good. Price seems inline. Vet connection a plus. Warranty is somewhat vague 'case by case', not as good as say ESEE's no questions asked but I'd be a buyer if something hit the spot.
 
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