Okay, now what's your favorite knife to Knifesturbate with?

Newest purchase, especially if it needs breaking in. Though my all time favorites putting newness aside are Benchmade Axis locks because they are fun to open AND close. I'd guess a DA OTF auto would be pretty cool too, but I don't have one yet :(
 
Lately I can't put down my M/A Amphibian. It's that or the Shrike. Both are my newest additions and currently hold my facination, although I still can't stay away from that Socom Elite thing. It just begs to be opened and closed.

The wife complains occasionally about the clicking noise from the other room.

What's a boy to do?

jmx
 
Originally posted by glockman99
My Camillus CUDA CQB-1...Damn, I LOVE that knife!.:).

Do you have the carbon steel version too? I really like the feel of that grip. It feels good in forward or reverse grips.

And to answer the original poster's question: Either my CRKT Apache II(Why have the stopped using ATS-34?), a balisong, or KA-BAR USMC #1217.
 
My newly arrived Spyderco Endura PE VG-10 FRN, or my Cold Steel Recon 1 Tanto PE. I do have to be careful with the Spydie. It's so light i don't always realize where the blade is. Love em both though.:)
 
Either my Korth model 1 or Microtech tachyon balisongs. Both are smooth and quiet so as not to piss off whoever else might be watching the tv/movie with me:) .
 
My Small Sebenza or my R.J. Martin Q40. Either one is equally entertaining to open and close in a knifesturbatory fashion. :D
 
I gave up knifesturbation for Lent........Hey! Wait..Lent is over!:D I guess it will be my newly-acquired William Henry CF T12 Black and Tan.:cool:
 
Oooh, those William Henry knives are so super smooth! Great flickability with those. :)
 
I would say that my Sebenzas are probably the most fun to handle. I love that *thunk* sound they make when I open them. ;)
 
Strider Kerambit,

The combination of it's really, really sharp tip and me not paying complete attention while playing with it is gonna get me into trouble, I just know it.

Jubei
 
The one in my pocket--BM550 Griptilian w/red trainer handles. It's not fancy, but it's always there when I need it ;)
 
Originally posted by Gonzo_Beyondo
the newness of the purchase always has the hands-down playability factor, till the novelty wears off, then it's time to re-order.

Amen, Gonzo.
 
I agree with the many... Whatever's newest! In this case it just happens to be a brand-spankin new plain large Sebenza! Better get some good quality time in with this one though because there's a new fixed blade Bob Lum showing up this week sometime...

The New Guy!
Cris :D
 
Welcome aboard Cris,

Did we mention as initiation to the knife-boards you have to give me your 2 most recent knives? :D

Sorry, but if I don't apply the rules, this board will just fall into anarchy ;)
 
Whew!! I'm just glad you didn't say my 3 most recent knives! It'd kill me to relinquish my SAK Classic!!! :D :D
Cris
 
Here's one of those bali fans,
I take out my BM 47 and flip away.
So much infact it feals kind of odd not to hold it. :o
 
Microtech Scarab or Makora - I love double action out the fronts
 
it depends on the occasion:

if i am standing up, and my 23 month old daughter is not around, i love to practice basic openings with my bm42c or my typhoon (both are balisongs for you non-flippers). my daughter is fascinated with bali's and pitches a fit if she sees me flipping and she can't play with one. -- i made the mistake of letting her play with the 42c once (spring-latch, locked closed) and she had this gleeful look of triumph as she twisted her wrist back and forth, pretending to twirl it. now, she thinks it's her right to play with it when she sees me flip.

for some reason (probably not wanting to repair the furniture), i rarely flip while seated. however i do particularly enjoy playing with my sog trident or atc vietnam tactical hawk while watching tv. both of them seem to have that "ineffable something".
 
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