Thoughts about WOO neck knife??

[FLY GUY]

Hey Guys,

I have looked at many neck knives lately and I think the WOO is an awesome knife.

Yet, I want to hear your guys opinions. I will be using when backpacking and just chores around house.

Thanks,
mason

 

[Blades]

Mason,
The Woo has a chisel ground edge, and a tanto point(I guess you know that) so I'm not sure how well it will work for just chores. You might be able to order it ground on both sides. I don't know.
Its a nice knife for what its made for, and the price is user friendly. I had one awhile back, but gave it away.


Blades

 

[CH]

The WOO is my favorite knife from Newt. Strongest, most useful knife for the money. I carry one every day. It will work great for outdoor work/maintanence chores.

 

[Richard]

I had a WOO, I gave it away. Nothing wrong with the knife other than its a tanto. I noticed at a previous show that Newt had a wharncliffe necker, but I had already blown my money. Next time around I will get a couple of them. Newt makes good stuff, and if you like tantos, then you will be happy with the WOO.



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[fudo]

The Woo is an excellent knife and great for the money. It is better as a weapon than a utility knife. The LP by Newt is better as a utility knife. All of Newt's knives are exceedingly well built and good value for the money IMHO.

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[Samurai6]

Works great, but looks like hell.

Rather pay a few more bucks for something that works as well and looks prettier, personally.

I think a carbon steel Shrade Sharpfinger would be my choice in the same price niche.

 

[KillerMan]

Right now I own three Woo knives (Exec, Ti, and Regular cordwrapped). Personally I prefer to carry my Celt. In short, I like the little fellahs a lot. I am not a fan of chisel ground blades, but we are talking about knives for using and abusing, and for that it doesn't make much of a difference.

This summer the Ti Woo will probably be a constant companion (as soon as I get it back from my buddy) and the Executive Woo has earned a billet attached to my camelback shoulder strap.

Get one!

KM

 

[rdangerer]

I'm not a fan of:
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1. chisel grinds
2. carbon steel blades if to be used for neck carry during anything approaching warm/sweaty weather (rust)

The Woo is very inexpensive.