Most indestructible folder you can think of to take on infantry deployment?

Assuming that a quality multi-tool will be issued, I'd go to Buck's web specials page and pick up a BuckLite III for $18 and then spend the difference on beer. Not joking.
 
If your in the military you can pick up a Strider SNG for a little over $200 rather than $400. They are as tough as they come for folder. Watch the field use tests of the Strider sng on youtube from GunSmoke16610, it is 4 part video.
 
Jonsa said:
If your in the military you can pick up a Strider SNG for a little over $200 rather than $400. They are as tough as they come for folder. Watch the field use tests of the Strider sng on youtube from GunSmoke16610, it is 4 part video.
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Where does one find this military pricing you speak of?
 
Good multitool I.E. Leatherman wave, any of the knives on your list will work for a " rock " knife (beating/prying rocks). The multitool is the one you'll really use...
 
Any Triad lock CS folder,I like the Voyagers,and a good multi tool and you would be set.I'd get 2 Voyagers,one large and 1 extra large.
 
gremlin078 said:
Good multitool I.E. Leatherman wave, any of the knives on your list will work for a " rock " knife (beating/prying rocks). The multitool is the one you'll really use...
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True that a multi tool will get used a lot. But I don't think I've ever used the blade on mine in the field. So suggesting that a multi tool can supplant a pocket knife is crazy talk to me.

And if I was beating or prying rocks, I'd definitely use the multi tool. Not vice versa.
 
SnowCrash said:
What do you guys think of the DPX2.0 vs Benchmade 275? I know it isn't out yet but sure seems cool.
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On a certain Benchmade specific forum, (why the heck don't they have a forum on BFC?) Sibert mentioned that they designed the Axis lock on the 275 to be 25% stronger... That must put that particular implementation of the Axis Lock as being d@mn near the strongest lock on a folding knife. (Which isn't to knock any other manufacturer or their work!)
 
BJE said:
Cold Steel recon 1, well under your budget and tough as nails.
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This would be my choice as well. Unbelievably tough, holds a great edge, and sharpens back up with ease to a hair popping edge! What more can a person ask for in a folding knife and all this for around the $60.00 price range?
 
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