i.e., the next 5 knives you will buy, given all goes as planned.
1) Chris Reeve Large Classic Sebenza. I already ordered it, but it is two weeks away. I might cancel the order and get a Large Stars and Strips version instead.
2) Strider SMF. It is pretty much a must-have for my collection. Now that I have a Manix, Skirmish, and SERE2K (with a Sebenza on the way), a Strider is next on the list, and the SMF is *the* Strider, IMO.
3) Benchmade 610 RUKUS. The last big, beefy knife I want for my collection of "super knives". I find it more interesting than the 710.
4) Kershaw Nakamura. After the RUKUS it will be time to expand my collection of gentlemen's folders, and I feel the Nakamura is a perfect example.
5) Spyderco Calypso Jr. ZDP189. A modern classic, and fits into the "gentlemen's folder" category. I know it would be smarter to get this sooner rather than later as it will become harder and harder to get, but the other knives on this list appeal to me more, and I just want them sooner.
1) Chris Reeve Large Classic Sebenza. I already ordered it, but it is two weeks away. I might cancel the order and get a Large Stars and Strips version instead.
2) Strider SMF. It is pretty much a must-have for my collection. Now that I have a Manix, Skirmish, and SERE2K (with a Sebenza on the way), a Strider is next on the list, and the SMF is *the* Strider, IMO.
3) Benchmade 610 RUKUS. The last big, beefy knife I want for my collection of "super knives". I find it more interesting than the 710.
4) Kershaw Nakamura. After the RUKUS it will be time to expand my collection of gentlemen's folders, and I feel the Nakamura is a perfect example.
5) Spyderco Calypso Jr. ZDP189. A modern classic, and fits into the "gentlemen's folder" category. I know it would be smarter to get this sooner rather than later as it will become harder and harder to get, but the other knives on this list appeal to me more, and I just want them sooner.