OK, was on their site. Nice to see a lot of new USA made blades.What did Buck release? Is it the new light weight 110?
,,,Mike in Canada
,,,Mike in Canada
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OK, was on their site. Nice to see a lot of new USA made blades.What did Buck release? Is it the new light weight 110?
,,,Mike in Canada
They released so far the 110LTWhat did Buck release? Is it the new light weight 110?
,,,Mike in Canada
Kershaw 1559
No ZT folding dagger.
I've heard a couple of people say this and it just doesn't seem right.A lot of manufacturers are reaching the point where they just put out hordes of the craziest and most inane looking stuff(e.g. Kizer, WE...) and hope someone takes an interest.
As far as the main players, Benchmade looks like the only one who has anything really new. Spyderco seems like they are dressing up old models in new clothes and charging a lot more for a new colored knife etc.
Yeah fair points, to be honest this is the least excited I've been overall for all of the big companies. Just feels like a bit of a lazy 2018 lineup from everyone.I've heard a couple of people say this and it just doesn't seem right.
Benchmade indeed had a few genuinely new models but most of the "new" stuff were mini or fixed-blade versions of existing models. Furthermore, none of the genuinely new stuff was ground-breaking in any way. An aluminum handled auto! A mid-sized G-10 handled drop point!
Spyderco indeed is mostly "dressing up old models in new clothes and charging a lot more for a new colored knife " but they also introduced a tomahawk, brought back a beloved model (the PPT), introduced a new steel and debuted a wild new model with a new lock (the Parata), as well as other new stuff that was less ground-breaking.
Of the "Big Three" it really feels to me like Spyderco brought the most to the table.
They are a real boreReally hope I’m not disappointed with the ZT offerings this year.
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Kizer has 3 new slip joints there in the middle that I'm interested in. And apparently I'm the only one, but I really like the looks of the new ZT 0396:
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I've heard a couple of people say this and it just doesn't seem right.
Benchmade indeed had a few genuinely new models but most of the "new" stuff were mini or fixed-blade versions of existing models. Furthermore, none of the genuinely new stuff was ground-breaking in any way. An aluminum handled auto! A mid-sized G-10 handled drop point!
Spyderco indeed is mostly "dressing up old models in new clothes and charging a lot more for a new colored knife " but they also introduced a tomahawk, brought back a beloved model (the PPT), introduced a new steel and debuted a wild new model with a new lock (the Parata), as well as other new stuff that was less ground-breaking.
Of the "Big Three" it really feels to me like Spyderco brought the most to the table.
They are indeed the Orange and sunburst ones in the middle. My only fear is that the blade stock will be too thick.If the Kizer slip joints are the orange G10 & sunburst ones, count me in for my first Kizer purchase(s).
The 0609 will be a must buy for me too, unless the ano is off putting in person. 3.3 oz!?!
Wow, thanks for the great pics! I am loving that Kizer fixed blade. Also excited to hear Hinderer debuted Gen 5 XMs with steel inserts. That is on my list for sure now.![]()
Kizer has 3 new slip joints there in the middle that I'm interested in. And apparently I'm the only one, but I really like the looks of the new ZT 0396:
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