So I started my addiction to knives with balisongs. From there I went to tactical folders and then to traditional knives. But I finally found a niche I really like.
I'm talking about the bang for your buck knives.
What I am currently carrying is a opinel #8 and a case peanut. Honestly I like the opinel more then the peanut because of the ease of deployment. I'm not a huge fan of the backsprings.
I have a camping trip coming up..and by this I mean real camping in the real woods. For a while I was planning to get something some large fixed that costs upwards of 200 dollars. I came to the realization that all I really need is a mora woodsman 2000 and a nice folding saw from bahco. That being said these to quality products are on there way to me as we speak. I also picked up a svord peasant and look forward to modding it to my liking. I love that its a friction folder that can be used somewhat as a fixed blade (considering your hand stops the blade from closing).
So less is more! took a while but I figured it out.
I'm also doing a lot of research into bushcrafting =)
I'm talking about the bang for your buck knives.
What I am currently carrying is a opinel #8 and a case peanut. Honestly I like the opinel more then the peanut because of the ease of deployment. I'm not a huge fan of the backsprings.
I have a camping trip coming up..and by this I mean real camping in the real woods. For a while I was planning to get something some large fixed that costs upwards of 200 dollars. I came to the realization that all I really need is a mora woodsman 2000 and a nice folding saw from bahco. That being said these to quality products are on there way to me as we speak. I also picked up a svord peasant and look forward to modding it to my liking. I love that its a friction folder that can be used somewhat as a fixed blade (considering your hand stops the blade from closing).
So less is more! took a while but I figured it out.
I'm also doing a lot of research into bushcrafting =)