LITTLE folders?

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Kennykid

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I picked up a Böker Nano and must say, I'm a fan of tiny knives. I plan on getting a Spyderco Techno, but what are some other tiny folders in can try?

Preferable specs:

Like to stay away from lockback/linerlock

Carbon fiber or titanium is a plus

Sturdy

Reputable brand

$300 range max

Thanks!
 
I don't know if there's currently a better compact production knife out there than the Techno. Great F&F, great materials and very solid build quality. I've carried mine for two solid months now and am hooked on it. I know that in itself isn't a big deal, but my default EDC for nearly seven years has been a Small Regular Sebenza. I've had countless knives (including Striders,Hinderers and full-on customs) that couldn't keep that CRK out of my pocket for anymore than a couple weeks. Since getting the Techno, I've only looked at my Sebenza when I moved it out of the way to change my watch strap.
Techno all the way!
 
The numerous Spyderco Ladybugs and Dragonflies are great little knives. I use my Ladybug on my keys every day.

For frame locks the only small one I have is the CRKT drifter. Just got it today seems like a great knife for $20. Definitely worth trying.
 
bradley alias 2,
mini ritter with custom scales (m4 version would be ideal edc knife for most people)
small sebenza
mnandi
 
No slip, framlock preferred, or cool locks like Axis, not microscopic, Nano and techno are perfect examples, pocket clip a must.
 
Someone post a pic of a PT/small Sebenza compared to something I'd know like a coke can or a Griptilian please.
 
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Strider PT is second from top, top is Ritter Mini-Griptilian. Bottom two are Strider SNG and full-size Ritter/Grip.

Not exactly what I'd call little, but it's an opinion thing.
 
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