Looking for knives in this blade configuration

[chucklehead]

that are not SAK's
one Serrated & one Unserrated blade

dyad

cutting horse

thanks much!

 

[rev_jch]

Buck makes the "ecco", but the quality is kinda "so so" (much better than the S & W though). Here is a link to one:

http://www.discountsupplyunlimited.com/buck_ecco_knife.html

Im not able to vouch for this persons site, I took one of the first links in a search.

 

[wwells20]

check out the Browning site. they have a nice (although small) 2 blade folder in AUS8A, no belt clip, but could be done. (Ti liners too!)

 

[Esav Benyamin]

More like the Browning than the dyad: ALPHA CROSSLOCK PBS.

 

[chucklehead]

More like the Browning than the dyad: ALPHA CROSSLOCK PBS.

PBS
Portable Butcher Shop ...greatest name ever

thanks for the help!

 

[lostmymirth]

Cabelas has the PBS in s30v steel. I just ordered one so I don't really know about the quality yet.

I don't know if this link will work, its pretty long.
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jhtml?id=0027310516489a&navAction=push&navCount=2&indexId=cat20891&podId=0027310&catalogCode=XE&parentId=cat20891&parentType=index&rid=&cmCat=MainCatcat20712&hasJS=true

 

[Gryffin]

Schrade made one that was a blatant rip-off of the Dyad, the AV22 Avatar. I've got one, and still see them around on certain auction sites.

http://www.schradeknives.com/avatar.htm

 

[Ritt]

The PBS doesn't really have a serrated blade so much as it has a wood (bone?) saw. Looks like it'd bind in anything that wasn't stiff as a board, or a bone.

 

[Gryffin]

I remember seeing a reference to a new PBS, a "rescue" model announced at SHOT, that will have a serrated blade in place of the saw. Oughta be sweet.

 

[Pete1977]

Go with the Dyad. I am a Dyad LOVER. I use the full sized version of that knife on the boat every day, and it can not be beat for versatility in a single folding knife. It saves the trouble of having to carry two knives on the hot days when you wear shorts with few pockets. It is a knife with a some heft to it, and ATS-55 is an easy steel to maintain.

My only two problems with the dyad are the thin PE blade, and the lack of a lanyard hole. I have small hands so the grip is comfortable. I realize that someone with larger hands may have a problem with discomfort making some styles of cuts. I don't though.

I find I use the SE blade more as I cut a lot of rope, however when cutting net twine or monofilament, the PE's ready availability is unbeatable. Just reorient the knife in your hand.

I haven't tried any of the other two bladed, one handed, PE/SE knives, like S&W, Schrade, Buck, or Browning, but then again, I have no need to.

Pete