Looking for NON flipper!

scoobtay said:
Another vote for a CRK. If you don’t bond with it, take it apart, lube it, and really dial in the pivot. Then, you will love it forever.

Otherwise, the Spyderco Sage line is highly underrated, and extremely good.
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Yep, love my sage 2!
 
Not sure of the OP’s price range. Regardless, I recommend :
-Large Sebenza31
-SOCOM Elite
-BM Presidio2 Auto
-Spyderco Military
 
I really like my large SHF fir tree and ZT 0640 black (not OD carbon fiber).

I don't like flippers so I don't own any anymore. I am a fan of front flippers. I just don't like the flipper tabs in the either when closed or open.

For outdoors, my CS goldeneye (same as current silvereye except coloring). It seems similar to a Les George design and I like his designs.
 
Wolverine666 said:
Never tried a Quiet Carry. I’ll have to do some research. They look nice.
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Me either, but the fact that they are built to be extremely corrosion resistant is a huge selling point for me.
They have been “out of stock” for a while. I emailed them and asked about availability. They reply was “very soon. Possibly next week”. They have some available now.
 
Top has been my daily work knife since 2021. I am an electrician and use it every single day The custom with g10 is where it is at. It weighs .08kg Even being "custom" they are still more affordable than most other knives of the same quality. The colored blades are s35vn, but you can get in 420hc for less money, and I believe there is a serrated option as well. I don't sharpen it often, but when I do, I have to use a diamond stone. Clip is still tight with no modification and the rest of it is wearing beautifully in my opinion....
Edit: haha. In all the excitement, I forgot to mention that it is a Buck 722 Spitfire. :D
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I like the customizable cerakote blades. I just don't care for the recurve on that blade. Does it require any special effort to sharpen it back to the trailing edge? I think the first thing I would do is put a sharpening choil on it.
 
gentleman_edc said:
I like the customizable cerakote blades. I just don't care for the recurve on that blade. Does it require any special effort to sharpen it back to the trailing edge? I think the first thing I would do is put a sharpening choil on it.
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This seems to be the only complaint anyone gives... I just sharpen mine... haven't had issues with it not getting sharp. Don't think I'm doing anything special..
 
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I missed the mailman today! 😢 Apparently Quiet Carry needs my signature. I’ll have to pick it up after work. Oh, the agony…… tomorrow will be the longest day ever!!
 
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