Hi
I'm considering getting either one of these. Here're what I like about both knives.
Kershaw Ricochet :-
Likes
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Blade/handle design, especially like the finger cutouts.
CPM 440V blade (comments welcome on this steel for a working blade)
Beautiful polished G10 handles (slippery?)
Assisted opening feature
Thin blade profile
Overall good looks of this knife
Dislikes
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Logo on knife blade
Never owned a Kershaw knife before, so don't know how good the quality,
fit and finish is.
Liner Lock (Its gonna wear down someday, and play will develop)
Possibly slippery handle when wet
REKAT Pioneer II (have'nt handled one before)
Likes
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Strongest lock on the market (Rolling Lock)
Advertised long (several lifetimes) lock life
Comfortable looking handles
ATS-34 blade
Dislikes
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Blade looks like its ground at quite a shallow angle. I personally prefer flat
ground blades.
Logo.
I'd like to hear opinions of people who own or have handled either of these knives. Let me know what you think. Thanks.
Regards,
Pang
I'm considering getting either one of these. Here're what I like about both knives.
Kershaw Ricochet :-
Likes
------
Blade/handle design, especially like the finger cutouts.
CPM 440V blade (comments welcome on this steel for a working blade)
Beautiful polished G10 handles (slippery?)
Assisted opening feature
Thin blade profile
Overall good looks of this knife
Dislikes
--------
Logo on knife blade
Never owned a Kershaw knife before, so don't know how good the quality,
fit and finish is.
Liner Lock (Its gonna wear down someday, and play will develop)
Possibly slippery handle when wet
REKAT Pioneer II (have'nt handled one before)
Likes
------
Strongest lock on the market (Rolling Lock)
Advertised long (several lifetimes) lock life
Comfortable looking handles
ATS-34 blade
Dislikes
--------
Blade looks like its ground at quite a shallow angle. I personally prefer flat
ground blades.
Logo.
I'd like to hear opinions of people who own or have handled either of these knives. Let me know what you think. Thanks.
Regards,
Pang