High quality liner lock

[KeithAM]

Here's a pic of the Kershaw Skyline:

As you can see, it's available at the dealer that sponsors Bladeforums.

The photo makes it look huge -- it's really a smallish size knife.

 

[Quy4n8]

Wow, thanks for all of the suggestions. I like the Spyderco Sage and I hadn't thought of the Fallkniven. I also like A. G. Russell's Greased Light'n. As someone else pointed out, I am not looking for the tactical style, I have more than enough stout, heavy duty folders. Basicly, an "easy to open and close with one hand" and easy to carry in the pocket or clipped replacement for a slipjoint pocket knife. Thanks again.

 

[Rich357]

If the OP wants a small to medium size knife, not too tactical looking, easy to fit in his pocket ,and easy to open and close,... consider a Benchmade with an AXIS lock.

A BM 707 Sequel maybe.
http://www.newgraham.com/detail.aspx?ID=4311

Rich

 

[STR]

I just had a Sage here for work the other day and I must say that is an exciting new knife and well made. I really really liked that model even if it is a liner lock.

STR

 

[Pilot1]

Lone Wolf T2 or T3 Harsey.

 

[3Guardsmen]

Lone Wolf T2 or T3 Harsey.

I guess people just don't know how to read anymore.


The OP's request:

I am talking about a daily use knife, blade somewhere between 2 ½” and 3 ½” and preferably thin in profile. I am not looking for a hard use/tactical style knife; more of an easy to open and close pocket knife. What do you think would fit? Thanks.

And the OP even reiterates:

As someone else pointed out, I am not looking for the tactical style, I have more than enough stout, heavy duty folders. Basicly, an "easy to open and close with one hand" and easy to carry in the pocket or clipped replacement for a slipjoint pocket knife.