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There is no doubt as to the versatility of the veberable SAK. Most love 'em, some don't, but why don't they offer a fixed blade series?
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SAK fixed blade
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It would be weird...
They do make fixed knives, but I have not seen one.
http://www.victorinoxstores.com/victorinox/dept.asp?dept_id=3504&
http://www.victorinoxstores.com/victorinox/dept.asp?dept_id=3504&
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I'm thinking a spear point on steroids with red slab handles and a cross shield embedded.
That would be cool. That and your fav SAK would be a great combo.
That would be cool. That and your fav SAK would be a great combo.
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Victorinox makes a pretty impressive set of kitchen knives, ranging from paring knives to some much larger designs with a lot of belly incorporated into the blade.
I'm not entirely certain, but I think I'll stick with a Vic Farmer or Pioneer Harvester. The usefulness of their multitools couldn't be rivaled by a plain-Jane fixed blade, and it would be hard to be a Mora at that price range.
I'm not entirely certain, but I think I'll stick with a Vic Farmer or Pioneer Harvester. The usefulness of their multitools couldn't be rivaled by a plain-Jane fixed blade, and it would be hard to be a Mora at that price range.