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I'm buying a new knife soon and have decided to Spend up to £105.00 on this knife. Im from the U.K. so knifes cost slightly more than the U.S. ( For example, The Para-Military 2 costs £112.00 )
So I've been looking to get a simple, but good long term blade that will last for a while, but without the silly unnecessary frills and features that others have ( For example, spring assisted opening )
Ive been looking at the Spyderco Manix 2 with the full flat ground S30V Blade steel and G10 handles, but Ive also been looking into the Boker Plus Albatross. The manix has some pretty nice features, but i really love the Titanium handle and simple design of the Albatross. Its really simple looking and looks solid and thick.
But im concerned that ill regret not getting the manix, as i have alot of experience with Spyderco and love their stuff. But the boker looks very cool. But im also scared the finish wont be as nice on the boker.
Any ideas/Tips?
Boker costs $105.00 Spyderco Manix Costs £85.00
So I've been looking to get a simple, but good long term blade that will last for a while, but without the silly unnecessary frills and features that others have ( For example, spring assisted opening )
Ive been looking at the Spyderco Manix 2 with the full flat ground S30V Blade steel and G10 handles, but Ive also been looking into the Boker Plus Albatross. The manix has some pretty nice features, but i really love the Titanium handle and simple design of the Albatross. Its really simple looking and looks solid and thick.
But im concerned that ill regret not getting the manix, as i have alot of experience with Spyderco and love their stuff. But the boker looks very cool. But im also scared the finish wont be as nice on the boker.
Any ideas/Tips?
Boker costs $105.00 Spyderco Manix Costs £85.00