Slicey blade like Leek but bigger

[Blacplastik]

Looking for a bigger blade thin and slicey like the Kershaw Leek.
Have any suggestions?
$100 or less is what I’m after.

 

[SharpieB]

A FFG Spyderco Delica or Endura is pretty thin and slicey IME....

 

[casual_cutter]

I have a Leek and my PM2 and Para3 are slicier...

 

[Bobadilla004]

Opinel No. 8 or 10. You can get 7 of them for 100 dollars.

 

[Planterz]

By "like a Leek" do you mean a very pointy modified wharncliffe with a slight curve? Search Katsu. Titanium framelock, 3.9" VG-10 blade.

 

[Bob6794]

Byrd varients too if you just want to test out a similar knife before you invest in it.

Hmm quoting doesnt work on my phone, it was supposed to quote the comment suggesting the ffg Spyderco knives.

 

[dkb45]

If you just want a thin ground slicer, it doesn't get much more slicey than a Böker Plus Exskelibur. First knife in a while that properly wowed me by how thin it was ground.

 

[miso2]

If you just want a thin ground slicer, it doesn't get much more slicey than a Böker Plus Exskelibur. First knife in a while that properly wowed me by how thin it was ground.

Second that.
It is really hard to beat that deeply hollow ground blade to a thin edge.

 

[grownstar]

Try a Kershaw Dividend. Thin stock that's got an aggressive hollow grind or flat grind, depending on model. It's definitely a little bigger in blade and handle and if you look around you can find some variety in blade steels like M390 and S35VN.

 

[Boozoo Chavis]

The mini-griptillian also has a thin ground blade and fits in the upper end of your price range.

 

[hhmoore]

Boker Urban Trapper
CRKT Crossbones
maybe Bestech Lion

 

[Blacplastik]

Thanks for the replies gonna research me and get a new blade this weekend

 

[tony281sc2]

The Dividend is a great knife but it’s the same size as the Leek. Something bigger, I’d go for a Para2

 

[miso2]

Thanks for the replies gonna research me and get a new blade this weekend

Let us know what you get and post pics!

 

[hectorsn]

USA Made Blade exclusive Kershaw Knockout M390

 

[tony281sc2]

Forgot about the new-ish Kershaw deadline. 3.25” wharncliffe style blade....and it’s KVT, not assisted opening. Cheap 8cr steel but it’s only like $30 and not a bad knife for the $$.
I haven’t used mine much but I think I should because it would be easy to sharpen on my worksharp.

 

[TheEdge01]

Another one to consider is the Kizer Kesmec. It has a nice sturdy knife that can be had for around 80 bucks.

 

[dirc]

try out this Ruike beta plus p108... at 3.5" and 14c28n steel it looks slicey and low cost + good quality

 

[deltablade]

Civivi Naja Linerlock Orange G10,
4.75" closed. 3.75" satin finish 9Cr18MoV stainless blade. textured G10 handle. Extended tang. Lanyard hole. Pocket clip. Blade is flat ground, very slicey.

 

[Lapedog]

Looking for a bigger blade thin and slicey like the Kershaw Leek.
Have any suggestions?
$100 or less is what I’m after.

How much bigger? 4 inches? There is an outstanding knife for exactly this price with almost the very same blade shape as the Leek. Very slicy with a needlelike thin tip very much like the Leek.

Katsu Titanium Framelock. Just google it.

I’ve owned one and it was hands down the nicest knife I had ever seen at 100$. Cannot recommend it enough.