Kneat Knew Knives

[stabman]

Nice stabby!

Indeed.

I'll update along the way with impressions from use. :thumbup:

 

[Czechmate]

The strong spring combined with a less steep tang ramp certainly does make for a sticky lock initially...but there's no way in hell that it'll accidentally close on your hand.

Not the best choice for chronic knifesturbators though.

The handle is very hand-filling for being relatively thin.

It's not as huge (or heavy) as the Tatanka, but it sure is bigger than the Military.

EL OH EL...

They had a Military next to the K2 at the shop; it looked scared of the K2. :thumbup:

I'm torn as to whether I pursue a K2 from Farid or just scoop up a user Spydie version...

 

[Dantone05]

Nice blades !
Also nice morning cigar n Timmies. :thumbup:

 

[BluegrassBrian]

Can you post the picture of the k2 with the spine visible?
I'm curious about the size of the rear standoff.

 

[stabman]

Can you post the picture of the k2 with the spine visible?
I'm curious about the size of the rear standoff.

Here you go.

 

[BluegrassBrian]

Thanks.. that's an interesting standoff.
The one on my Farid K2 is different but equally cool..one of my favorite details. I'll post a pic when I get home.

 

[FriarPhenn]

Do your hands get along with the non-chamfered edges on the K2? No matter what grip I used, I couldn't manage to find a comfortable position for the K2 I had. The edges just dug in too much for my liking.

Maybe I don't have big enough hands...

 

[BluegrassBrian]

 

[stabman]

Do your hands get along with the non-chamfered edges on the K2? No matter what grip I used, I couldn't manage to find a comfortable position for the K2 I had. The edges just dug in too much for my liking.

Maybe I don't have big enough hands...

A little chamfering would be nice, but I find it comfortable enough..
I do think that if my hands were any smaller though, that might change the comfort level.

That's an interesting standoff too.