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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/
I don't own any of your knives, but I am impressed.
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Welcome! This is a broken record for some, as Ive mentioned it quite a bit, but I discovered RC/ESEE knives last October or so. I saw a 3 attached to a guys gun kit and thought it looked pretty cool. Then started reading on the warranty, service, quality, etc and here we are and Im looking for number 6 now. I am not a knife person. Im a woods and tool person. ESEE knives are tools for me and I use them as such. I have no desire to collect them to look at or whatever, theyre for use.
At first, when I had a few critiques, I just kept them to myself or discussed them on a limited basis. It didnt take long to realize that Jeff and Mike WANT constructive criticism and input on what the END USER thinks could be valuable modifications or ideas. I applaud them for keeping the customer their #1 priority.
The knife is an essential piece of gear and Im proud to carry ESEE and have confidence that their knives will pull through when I need them. As far as overall features, quality and service goes, I dont think there is anything Id rather carry than ESEE blades.
There are a couple of aftermarket sheath options I think if you dont like the kydex.
At first, when I had a few critiques, I just kept them to myself or discussed them on a limited basis. It didnt take long to realize that Jeff and Mike WANT constructive criticism and input on what the END USER thinks could be valuable modifications or ideas. I applaud them for keeping the customer their #1 priority.
The knife is an essential piece of gear and Im proud to carry ESEE and have confidence that their knives will pull through when I need them. As far as overall features, quality and service goes, I dont think there is anything Id rather carry than ESEE blades.
There are a couple of aftermarket sheath options I think if you dont like the kydex.
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Wait until you own / handle a ESEE, then you'll be impressed! I would trust my RC-4 with my life.
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On the ESEE website they also sell a MOLLE back for the ESEE5 -- in addition to adding several carry methods to the basic molded sheath, it also has a flap that folds over the top of the knife to make it all but impossible to lose when carrying on a pack or LBE strap. (you can also get a front pouch that shares bolt holes with the molle backand sandwiches the sheath)