Liner lock flippers?

Another vote for the Domino. So smooth and easy to use. Plus a great slicer. It's the right size for me and the tip down option makes it my favorite.

The ZT 0900 & 0909 are awesome too. I kinda wish there was a George design from ZT in a in between size. The 0562 is great with a different action than the above.
 
jakemex said:
ZT 0801 in any of its varieties. I bought one off the exchange for a lot less than the $220 standard price.
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+1 on this. My 0801 has been solid as a rock and smooth as butter since the day it arrived. I've seen them for as low as $140 on the exchange. Almost considered buying a second!
 
I'm going to second those who have recommended the ZT 0909! Fantastic. I ordered both the ZT 0909 and the ZT 0095 at the same time - and I'm keeping the 0909. And also agree with those who recommended taking a look at Kizer.
 
You should check out the kershaw skyline. I've had mine for 7 years and it seems to be my go to work knife. Its small but not to small, its really lite in pocket and flips open great. The steel takes a great edge and keeps it fairly well. Since i got mine my brother, sister, and dad have all bought one as well. You should check out some of the zt knifes as well if you want to spend more money. They will give you a little better blade steel and a frame lock. It really all comes down to what feels good in hand for you. Happy hunting man..im sure you'll find the one for you and probably end up buying some others also...i know i did..lol
 
Check out the Emerson Sheepdog, has 3 ways to open it, thumb disk, wave and flipper, also comes in two blade shapes, I have the Bowie and its such a smooth knife. In my opinion its much smoother than any ZT I've owned and I've damn near owned them all at one point or another.

Its a little over $200 new and Emerson has the best warranty in the business.

Having said that, you can't go wrong with ZT either, good luck!
 
I have a Kershaw Chill that's a good budget knife. My son has one and so does the head pastor at my church.

Ric
 
Big thanks to everyone who chimed in. I'm very interested in the ZT 0909 recommendations, now to just find one in my area that I can check out and try-before-I-buy. :thumbup:

Still very open to suggestions!
 
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