Hey guys I have been using these for a few years, and they seldom get mentioned here on the forum so I thought I would extend them some long needed love...these knives are an awesome value ,lightweight, get crazy sharp,rugged,versatile, USA made,the edge retention isn't s90v of course but it's real decent for what it is 420hc,give them a try
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Just some praise for the Leatherman c33 and c33t
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You should try to score an e33 or e33t. They swap out the hollow-ground 420HC blade for flat-ground 154CM and a partial steel scale. Discontinued, though, and the e33t is as hard to get hold of as a hen's tooth. It took me about 2 years to finally track down en e33t in a pawn shop, I never even saw one on eBay.
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I was greatly surprised by mine, especially coming from a Multitool centered company
it's extremely lightweight, the clip is excellent and the steel is so easy to sharpen, and gets screaming sharp. Ergonomics are top notch, too
even though it's not a multi in the traditional sense, it's one of my favorite Leatherman
it's extremely lightweight, the clip is excellent and the steel is so easy to sharpen, and gets screaming sharp. Ergonomics are top notch, too
even though it's not a multi in the traditional sense, it's one of my favorite Leatherman
When I'm on the sampling crew at work I use the c33t for the extra tools,but my normal edc rotation is the knife only configuration, btw they also have bronze washers, love the other knives in your post... the CS hold out had been calling me for a while