Lefty knives!!

brets-ftw said:
my Southpaw'dedness has spawned a love of chisel grinds and fixed blades, a lot of "traditional" chisel grinds were ground on the left to match aesthetically to the stamps etc. fixed blades have little to no discrimination against us as well.
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The sheaths do though.

I've never had so much problems with opening and lock mechanisms. But nowadays I refuse to buy a knife with a pocketclip that can't be switched to the left hand side. It's just not worth it spending money on something I don't like everything about.
 
One advantage of balisongs that is rarely pointed out is that they are completely ambidextrous, aside from a few modern models that have clips that can't be switched over. I quite like that I can draw and deploy my balisongs with either hand. :)
 
LX_Emergency said:
The sheaths do though.

I've never had so much problems with opening and lock mechanisms. But nowadays I refuse to buy a knife with a pocketclip that can't be switched to the left hand side. It's just not worth it spending money on something I don't like everything about.
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Truth about sheaths man...

And that's very true Jay... I can't believe I didn't think about that, though I can't EDC em around here :(
 
Shawn7656 said:
Truth about sheaths man...

And that's very true Jay... I can't believe I didn't think about that, though I can't EDC em around here :(
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Yep, sadly the antiquated bali laws most places don't make much sense: modern flippers and thumbstuds are faster and simpler to operate than a balisong.
 
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