Looking to buy a knife for my fifteen year old sister

silenthunterstudios said:
Maybe I'll get her a small SAK and take her to the shop and let her pick something up.
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Neat idea:D...post and let us know what you did do for her and how it went. Preston
 
How bout an Opinel? My mom think mine are beutiful, and it wouldn't be snapping shut on her fingers. Just a thought, you might be looking to spend more.
 
15? ;) :thumbup: :cool:

How much money are you willing to spend? Well, I guess taking her to a shop would be cool, tease her with the most expensive piece they have. ;)

Oh and, tell her I said "hi". :D
 
silenthunterstudios said:
my 15 year old sister is interested in knives, but is also afraid of them, well, really, afraid that she might hurt herself...
Gave my mother (she wants a big tactical folder) a Gerber Shortcut
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The Kershaw Chive is a great little knife to give away to sheeples, the speedsafe/linerlock flipper is the easiest mechanism.
The Rainbow version is a favorite with the ladies...
except your formidable mother! :-)
best,
t.
 
silenthunterstudios said:
my 15 year old sister is interested in knives, but is also afraid of them, well, really, afraid that she might hurt herself...
Gave my mother (she wants a big tactical folder) a Gerber Shortcut
Click to expand...

The Kershaw Chive is a great little knife to give away to sheeples, a beauty and a joy to hold, and the speedsafe/linerlock flipper is the easiest mechanism.
The Rainbow version is a favorite with the ladies...
except your formidable mother! :-)
best,
t.
 
linzoy said:
Purses are better than pockets.
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.... For knife carry options, you really think so?? :confused:

The Spyderco Cricket does have the "extremely cute" factor going for it ... so do a lot of Byrd knives.

I think FullMetalJacket's idea is a great one. :thumbup:

You might want to think about neck knives, too.
 
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