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Don't waste your money on a knife for those morons; they might hurt themselves. Get them each a $5 prybar.
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Bucklite Max. Prices start at less than $15.
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+1 for the ontario RAT 1. best 20-40 dollars that can be spent on a folding knife.
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my vote is for byrd raven or byrd flight, both the right size, one clip, one leaf.
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nobleman, my son has one and it's a great knife, came shave sharp holds an edge real well, looks nice (if ya like that kinda knife) has a clip, slim, decent ergo's and is an all around great buy for the $20 bucks it cost me:thumbup:
very nice of you to do this for them:thumbup:
ivan
This is what came to my mind. This is really good 440a. Frame lock, PB washers, a good solid package.:thumbup:
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Buck Vantage, several handle/steel options to fit your price point.
They are actually what I'm getting this year for that same reason!
They are actually what I'm getting this year for that same reason!
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I'm in exactly the same situation. I'm looking at the Benchmade Pika and and Vex. Also some of the more in expensive Kershaws (maybe blems). Or maybe the Byrd Cara Cara.
I've given a couple of CRKT's, Kershaws a cold steel and two leathermans as gifts to work buddies. Mostly they seem to get lost or left at a bar or something
I've given a couple of CRKT's, Kershaws a cold steel and two leathermans as gifts to work buddies. Mostly they seem to get lost or left at a bar or something
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+3 on the ontario rat..findem all day for $21-$25 and keep in mind this knife originally sold for $89.. the best deal ive seen for a knife under $60 and is also great for all the reasons they would b using them. check it out!
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Thay have them already
the thing is getting them to use the appropriate tool for the job 
Very nice list sir thanks for that..checking those out.
Might be nice engraved with the company name eh? interesting.
This is one of my original considerations...it looks good on paper. Slender and robust looking knife and great blade shape and geometry i think.
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+1:thumbup:
The small one can be had for about $20 and the large for $25 all with 420hc. Step up to the 13c26 for about $32 and s30v with g-10 $45.
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+1 on Opinels.
Yeah Drifter would be a great knife, not too big not too small, and its got a great, hard-working lock (frame lock).
And cheap, too, at $17-$20
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My favorite knives for gifts are Swiss army knives. They are cheap and a great knife for a non-knife nut. Plenty of screwdriver bits on them for when they get the urge to pry.
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KaBar Dozier is great, but you can get a Buck 110 Folding Hunter at Wally World for $27.00 or so, and it's tough as nails. Not a one hand opener, but you can do it if you practice.
Good luck, and Merry Christmas!
Good luck, and Merry Christmas!
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If you like them- Spydie Tenacious, otherwise some offering from the Byrd line or an Opinel (cant get much simpler than that ).
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