Kaizen1
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Let's stay away from making negative comments about people's posts in this thread. The idea here is to put the spotlight on some specific knife models or knife companies that just don't get named very much even though it's a decent to great knife/company. Maybe a few knife shoppers can see some new knives that they can add to their lists. Definitely feel free to add positive comments though
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Knives:
~Spyderco Poliwog: One of the most ergonomic production knives I've ever held.
~Cold Steel Pocket Bushman: Probably the toughest knife that you can find at its price point.
~Benchmade Monochrome: 440C blade, solid frame lock, low price point- you really don't need much more than this for EDC from a minimalist perspective.
~Kershaw E.T.: The custom version of this knife has won design awards. This is an awesome knife. For those worried about cutting themselves with it- it can't be any more difficult than a bali. It just takes some practice.
Knife company:
~Mcusta: Basically Japanese William Henrys in the $100-$200 price point range. You can't lose with them.

Knives:
~Spyderco Poliwog: One of the most ergonomic production knives I've ever held.
~Cold Steel Pocket Bushman: Probably the toughest knife that you can find at its price point.
~Benchmade Monochrome: 440C blade, solid frame lock, low price point- you really don't need much more than this for EDC from a minimalist perspective.
~Kershaw E.T.: The custom version of this knife has won design awards. This is an awesome knife. For those worried about cutting themselves with it- it can't be any more difficult than a bali. It just takes some practice.
Knife company:
~Mcusta: Basically Japanese William Henrys in the $100-$200 price point range. You can't lose with them.