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Since I live twenty bucks from anywhere, I always carry my keys if I leave the house. The little SD Classic..is...well...a classic. The little Olight isn't too shabby either.
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colin.p said:
Since I live twenty bucks from anywhere, I always carry my keys if I leave the house. The little SD Classic..is...well...a classic. The little Olight isn't too shabby either.
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The classic sd does seem like the best value but I personally think it's worth paying the extra $10 for the extra multi-tool that the Rambler has.(bottle opener/philips screwdriver/wire stripper)
 
SkyStream said:
The classic sd does seem like the best value but I personally think it's worth paying the extra $10 for the extra multi-tool that the Rambler has.(bottle opener/philips screwdriver/wire stripper)
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I probably would have gotten the Rambler if one was available, at the store, when I bought the Classic. I may just pick one up in the future.
 
colin.p said:
I probably would have gotten the Rambler if one was available, at the store, when I bought the Classic. I may just pick one up in the future.
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And I'll probably end up getting a classic sd just because I'll be curious to know if the slightly lighter weight and thickness will make a difference on the keychain lol. I noticed that the alox classic is listed at half the thickness as the standard scaled classic sd but then you lose the toothpick and tweezers and it costs about $10 more.
 
SkyStream said:
The classic sd does seem like the best value but I personally think it's worth paying the extra $10 for the extra multi-tool that the Rambler has.(bottle opener/philips screwdriver/wire stripper)
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It's definitely worth it. That screwdriver/caplifter is a stroke of genius. And it's magnetic for an added bonus.
 
What's nice about the Classic is you can find all sorts of graphic versions, cool and entertaining alike.
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Rambler for the win - the knife blade orientation is correct. I used to carry the Classic, but once you've used the Rambler you'll never want a Classic again. I also recommend the keychain light here. It charges quickly with your cell phone cord and lasts forever + it is blindingly bright.

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Have had a Classic on my keychain for many years, but think I may just have to get a Rambler now
 
I would own a rambler already, except they don't have alox ramblers. For me is a real deal breaker. I just dislike plastic...

could you use alox scales from the classic and put it on a rambler?
 
"When the Lord made me, he made a raaaamblin' man" Hank Sr.

One thing to consider about the Rambler, is that if you come across an interesting classic you can always swap the scales over.

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Knives&Lint said:
"When the Lord made me, he made a raaaamblin' man" Hank Sr.

One thing to consider about the Rambler, is that if you come across an interesting classic you can always swap the scales over.

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Thanks for the info. It would be well worth buying a classic or classic sd just for the scales then plus you'd have spare parts too.

Update: After looking more into this it seems like the alox scales are a hassle to remove and I don't think I'd bother but some of the other scales don't seem too bad even though there's a risk of breaking them. Hopefully they release an alox model of the rambler sometime soon.
 
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vjb.knife said:
I have had a Classic of some type on my Keys for as long as I can remember. The current one is a limited edition called the Black Ice. It has a nice DLC coating on most all the metal parts. I have been carrying this one for about 4 years I think. I definitely use it more than any other knife I have.

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Where did you get your swivel snap?
 
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