Long thin slicey knifes

[GIRLYmann]

so, thin and slicey?!
thin! an absolute yes.
but imo, slicey becomes sort of a.
debatable personal interpretation ...

 

[cbach8tw]

Opinel. One that surprised me is the Case Slimline trapper, single blade, I think mine is plastic to look like jigged bone, and traditional looking. I consider it a gentleman's folder for Sunday service or out on the town.

 

[inkynate]

Outdoor Edge Fish & Bone.

 

[ChazzyP]

Spyderco Police 4 with its .114", K390 blade

 

[kwackster]

These Artus Flex knives fit in that category quite well:

https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/vintage-artus-flex-knife.1689441/#post-19321450

Carrying one on my belt at this very moment btw.

 

[sharp_edge]

Spyderco Police 4 with its .114", K390 blade

^THIS

Police 4 is thinner than most knives mentioned in this thread by far (including Military, ZT 0452, etc).

 

[ASBOB]

Bradford Knives used to make a superb steak knife, the Gatsby. If you can find one, highly recommended.

 

[Frailer]

When I go out to a restaurant there’s an Urban Trapper or a Case Slimline Trapper in my pocket.

While I’m a tradition knife guy at heart, if I were to be completely honest the former is a bit better suited for food-slicing tasks...for me at least. It is essentially a folding steak knife.

 

[jfk1110]

Spyderco pattada on the left!

 

[Kabancheck]

Bulgarian Manly Peak and Comrad models is quite interesting option

 

[anthonycastorena2014]

The Spyderco Stretch is hands down the sliciest knive i have ever owned. If its slicing your after get one! I absolutely guarantee you will not be sorry. There is also a straight spine version out that I also had to have. Very slick as well. Similar to a PM2 and Stretch off spring.