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Long thin slicey knifes

so, thin and slicey?!
thin! an absolute yes.
but imo, slicey becomes sort of a.
debatable personal interpretation ...
 
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.
 
Spyderco Police 4 with its .114", K390 blade

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