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Serrated 200 and 300
- Thread starter Razor
- Start date
- Joined
- Mar 25, 2008
- Messages
- 39
I believe many prefer the plain edge more due to the ease of re sharpening it back to a razor sharp edge(myself included ) recurve blades can be especially challenging , but I agree, serrated or combo edge do rip through material quickly.
- Joined
- Nov 10, 2011
- Messages
- 247
I love my 200ST. I use it a lot around the barn to cut rope and the serrations work really well for that. Its a mean looking knife, I was picking up a package at a supplier the other day and whipped out my 200ST to open the box and the guy at the counter said "remind me to never jump you in a dark alley". ZT has a lot of great knives and the 200 is one of my favorites.
- Joined
- Jul 21, 2011
- Messages
- 18
I have a 300st as my work knife. I love it, except for the fact that the serrations make it almost impossible for me to sharpen it myself (I am not good or knowledgeable at sharpening serrated knives, or knives in general, other than using cheap ceramic sharpeners). I am considering getting a 0300 or 0301 just to not have the serrations.
- Joined
- Sep 30, 2001
- Messages
- 932
I have a 300st as my work knife. I love it, except for the fact that the serrations make it almost impossible for me to sharpen it myself (I am not good or knowledgeable at sharpening serrated knives, or knives in general, other than using cheap ceramic sharpeners). I am considering getting a 0300 or 0301 just to not have the serrations.
I couldn't either until I got a Sharpmaker. I have a partially serrated 200 and the Sharpmaker works very well.