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High tech Stiletto?
- Thread starter Will'em
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Allen E. Treat
Banned
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IMHO I say, and for the price, go for the Delta Z ($89.95) as oppossed
to the Cold Steel Ti Lite ($120 @
www.cutleryshoppe.com
) The November issue of BLADE magazine gave it a "thumbs up". Don't get me wrong on Cold steel, though. They make fine knives. But $120's a bit "pricey" for me ( at least now 
)
Check out Delta Z's site :
www.DeltaZ-knives.com
Happy Veteran's Day, fellow "dog faces"!
AET (former 11Bravo (and DAMN proud of it too!)
to the Cold Steel Ti Lite ($120 @
www.cutleryshoppe.com
) The November issue of BLADE magazine gave it a "thumbs up". Don't get me wrong on Cold steel, though. They make fine knives. But $120's a bit "pricey" for me ( at least now )Check out Delta Z's site :
www.DeltaZ-knives.com
Happy Veteran's Day, fellow "dog faces"!
AET (former 11Bravo (and DAMN proud of it too!
)
Esav Benyamin
MidniteSuperMod
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- 90,915
I'd say the Delta Z. I've had both, and kept the Delta Z Manual Stiletto. It is beautifully made. The action is very smooth and the lock-up strong. You can actually "Wave" it open, just not as easily as the Cold Steel Ti-Lite, but the thumbstud is perfect, really snaps it out.
The action on the Cold Steel is not nearly as slick, and those serrated flippers are terrible. Of course, the titanium handles look great.
The action on the Cold Steel is not nearly as slick, and those serrated flippers are terrible. Of course, the titanium handles look great.