Need help with a knife, A PINK ONE!

David_Parker03 said:
, and because of the Axis-lock, it was easy to open and close (something I find most women lacking the dexterity in).
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I imagine the female members of this board would disagree with that dexterity remark. Perhaps with larger knives it becomes an issue since women's hands are generally smaller (not counting Seinfeld's The Bizarro Jerry, which featured "man hands"), but it's not an issue of dexterity.

I've got framelocks, lockbacks, one axis (it's pink LOL), slipjoints, etc. and I have no trouble opening any of them. I can even open every tool on my SwissTool one-handed, in spite of the fact that it uses nail nicks. ;)
 
The Pink Classic Is A Good Choice, But If You Want Something A Little More... Knife-Like.. I Would Say Go With The Ka-Bar Dozier In Pink, Pink Chive, Or Pink Leek, Or A Pink Scallion, It's The Happy Medium Between The Chive And Leek.

Well, I'm Going To Disagree With The Dexterity Point. I'm Very Much Female And Can Disengage Any Lock You Throw At Me. I Am A Knife Nut And This Helps.. But I Am Very Much Able To Unlock Knives, And A Lot Of Women Are. My Friend Can Disengage All Of My Locks But Does Have An Issue With The Compression Lock Lol.

Anyways. I Think The Mini-Grip Would Be The Best Option, Or A Pink Native.
Or Just Get A Purple Ladybug... It's Not Pink But It Is A Semi-Girly Color Right?
Does It Have To Be Pink? I'm A Girl.. I'd Much Prefer Blue.

But Yeah, For Under $20... Pink Dozier Or Classic Or Chive.
If You'll Boost It To $30... Pink Scallion Or Leek.
 
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