Knives are now vehicles. What vehicles are they?

Spyderco Dragonfly II - Toyota Yaris
Just a bit more compact than what everyone else drives and cheaper off the lot than a lot of the more popular choices.

Scion xB - Bark River knives
More factory customizations than most, but just a little too "blocky" for my tastes.

ESEE Izula - Jeep Wrangler with the top off and doors removed.
No-nonsense little workhorse that gets the job done.
 
Umnumzaan=Dodge viper.
Ontario Jerry Hossom Retribution 1=Ford F-150 Raptor
CS Recon1=Nissan Xterra
USMC Ka-Bar=Jeep
CS kukri machete=old work truck
Busse B10-Jeep Srt8
 
I feel like the sebenza is more like the honda civic than it is any high end car. It's not flashy but it does it's job. EVERY SINGLE DAY without fail.
 
Fullmonte said:
I feel like the sebenza is more like the honda civic than it is any high end car. It's not flashy but it does it's job. EVERY SINGLE DAY without fail.
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I could see it as a honda on the outside but the motor has definitely been souped up at least a little bit.
 
Cold Steel in general, someone who took a crappy car ( lets say, a 98 oldsmobile with 250,000 miles ) tuned it up and put air bag suspension in it, and called it a pimp chariot.
 
hinderer xm-18 dlc - the Tumbler

a used small sebenza 21 - an MG

an umnumzaan - Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor

zt 0560 - BMW S 1000 RR

kershaw skyline - honda civic coupe

zt 0551 - armored truck

spyderco ladybug - scooter
 
Since you guys are comparing knives to cars that also means that your saying that alot of them cost way more then they need too just because of the brand they are? Because thats what cars are
 
ChrisFarms said:
Since you guys are comparing knives to cars that also means that your saying that alot of them cost way more then they need too just because of the brand they are? Because thats what cars are
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You're waaay over thinking it. Lighten up. We're just sharing how we view our knives :)
 
Doogoon said:
You're waaay over thinking it. Lighten up. We're just sharing how we view our knives :)
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yea man your right, sorry about that didnt mean to come off as a dick, havin a bit of a stressful day thats my bad.

Id say the kershaw half ton is like a 90's truck, can be found cheap as dirt but does everything as good as anything else
 
Extrema Ratio R.A.O. is a Hummer.
Pocket Bushman is a Jeep Wrangler [not easy to operate but performs well in adversity, multi-use]
I agree on the Sebenza as Honda but i will say Accord or CrossTour.
Spyderco Para2 - Corvette.
Cold steel Counter Point 2 - Fiat X19, lol.
 
singularity35 said:
What knife was this before it became a pink micro truck?

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^This :D
 
mlanghornes said:
Lol, too many people taking the thread too seriously. Its just for fun, guys.

Paramilitary 2 is some sort of BMW SUV. Its capable of work, faster than many sports cars, and just so slick.
Kershaw Blur is a Ford Mustang. Plenty fast, capable, and sporty enough to meet the needs of the majority of consumers, but at a budget price. Plus, there are about a million variations of it.
Spyderco UKPK is some sort of European hatchback. At first glance, you wonder why anyone would buy one, in the land of pickup trucks and SUVs. Then you find out that it accomplishes the vast majority of everything you need, in a smaller and more convenient package.
Leatherman Surge is a deuce-and-a-half. It does everything with the most brute force possible.
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I always thought of my M390 PM2 as more of a 911, but you're right - it is capable of some serious work. Maybe it's the new Cayenne.
I keep a Blur in my Mustang glove box...
I would consider the Dragonfly ZDP-189 to be a 500 Abarth.
Sage 1 is an E36 3-series - smooth, flowing, capable, feels great, and all you'll ever truly need - unless you work outdoors for a living.
BK-16 is a mid-'80's Toyota "Tacoma" (they didn't call 'em that yet.) Seems small, but fits great - and just works.
I think my Kershaw Shallot is a 2003 Hyundai Tiburon. Bought it 'cause it initially seemed "right", found it kinda one-dimensional, overall styling is pretty cool, but who's in charge of the details?
 
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