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Nobody has to like a SEAX. But broken sword? Would a sword have that much belly?
The SEAX having the tip towards the edge makes it a finer tip than on a Tanto. Some might need that for detailed work others want to penetrative car doors. Both would probably fine for softer things.
Having the tip more forward also allows for easier stabbing when looking at human ergonomics and wrist joints.
If that was defending to high heavens than your post was certainly condemning to low hells. Though both weren't that agressive if you ask me.I am in no way disputing the functions of the HI Seax. That is not the reason why I am avoiding the knife so I'm not sure why you're defending it to high heaven in that regard when I made it clear that it's the look that is a turn off to me.
This is what it looks like to me, a sword sliced sideways which turned into the HI Seax. That's why it's not appealing to me because it psychologically makes me feel like it's a broken sword by design. That's all.
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