Quality, resonably priced folders?

Another vote for the Spyderco Delica 4 in plain VG-10. Just can't go wrong with that. If you don't mind smaller knives, the Dragonfly is just as good.
 
I favor knives that do more than simply cut stuff. One of the large choices of swiss army knives might help you.
 
I don't think FN has clarified modern or traditional yet.

Or size (pocket vs large folder)
 
Fire Beard said:
Bestech. Awesome build quality, D2 steel, G10 handles, run on bearings. Cannot got wrong for less than $50. Possibly the most bang for buck budget folders that ALSO have high end offerings in TI/M390.
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This. I just got my first Bestech. A Hornet in red G10. That bearing action is as good as the Reate D9 I got when they first came out. It's beautiful!
 
I also recommend getting an Opinel No. 7 or 8 with your other folder. Opinels are amazing slicers and great to own. They also cost almost nothing. So if I were you, I would get a Delica 4 and an Opinel No. 7 for less than $100. That would be a great start.
 
Jocephus1 said:
For Under $100 (if you shop around) I always recommend the Buck Vantage Pro in my list when people ask for a folder.

S30v
Made in USA
Bucks Warranty
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Or, for a whopping $60 delivered, one can have the Buck 922 Spitfire in S30v with black micarta scales from Copper and Clad. In my mind it’s just an untouchable deal.
http://copperandclad.com/buck-knive...icarta-bos-s30v-steel-folding-knife-722bkssh/



If I’m going to drop close to $100, I’d strongly consider the Link in S35vn from HOB
https://www.houseofblades.com/kershaw-hob-exclusive-1776blswhob-link-blue-stonewash-assisted-knife/
Or Dividend
https://www.houseofblades.com/kersh...swhob-dividend-blue-stonewash-assisted-knife/

Of course as previously mentioned, the Buck Maverick from SK blades is a screaming deal And would likely get purchased before the HOB exclusives. https://www.skblades.com/product-page/the-maverick
 
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