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Stiff KISS?

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I'm really not sure what kind of quality to expect from CRKT. Their prices are pretty unbelievable.

What I'd like is a small affordable belt knife. It would mostly be used for opening boxes, but might be required to pull defensive duty should I not happen to have my WOO or CQC7 on me.
 
Soft Steel is what you'll find. There just has to be better belt knives for the money out there.

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James Segura
San Francisco, CA
 
I have to agree with stjames(I usually do anyway)This knife wont hold up to cardboard very well.I bought a bunch of em and ended up giving them away.If I could get this design in Ats34 or coated carbon steel,I would be carrying one now.

[This message has been edited by Ben E Hana (edited 21 December 1999).]
 
My review of the serrated Stiff KISS is gone in space.
Basically, save up for a bigger knife or if you don't care about chisel ground tantos try a Woo. The Mult Carry system sucked, I lost a screw while walking. The clip was nice though.
 
I got one a year ago just to see what they were like. The guy who sold it too me was a friend and said, "If you don't like it they make great tent pegs". He was right. Nice idea, but the steel is just too soft.

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