What is missing in ESEE's product line?

4MIL and I'll come back in and say 3/16" thick ESEE-5 with a rounded pommel and a choil. Full flat grind.

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Most of all, a bushcraft blade. Something along the lines of the Bark River Aurora.
 
+++ On ESEE-5 (Slim Frame) w/.188 thick, Full Flat Grind, Kydex! Also a hatchet would be of course welcomed.. I would prefer the whole thing rather than just a head...uhhhh how about making offering all blade colors and scale/handle options for all models? More colors in G-10?
 
Forgot to mention a choil on above thinner ESEE-5.. sorry guys I use the choils on my ESEE-3 and ESEE-6!
 
I would say that considering the companies mindset of top line, rugged, practical, tactical, efficient, clip point survival style blades, and the conture of their micarta scales,; it would make sense to at least start with a bowie point ESEE 4, and 6. i would also like to see an ESEE 3 and 4 specificaly for hunters, and fishers. maybe featuring a deeper, finger choil, and a more aggressive drop point.

just food for thought, at least i think it would be cool!

-D154
 
I would like a watchcap with patch logo. I know knife stuff, but you all woud get one for winter. Not Fleece tho, unless it was fitted I can't stand the reservoir tip. Oh and maybe a small classic pocket knife, another to pass down. Thanks and I love my 4 and IZULA.
 
"Tin" for a survival kit, same footprint as the classic British Tobacco Tin like you can get from Penrith or BCB but one inch deeper/thicker. Stainless Steel would be excellent if not cost prohibitive.
 
It may have already been mentioned but I'd like to see a Stainless, uncoated Izula. Maybe in S30V.
 
If they could just start making a survival tooth brush I'd feel their line is complete.

I don't think anything is missing from their line. I think their knives have most situations pretty well covered.
 
you're telling me you don't know anyone with a drill press? :rolleyes:

If you come out the other side of the handle when drilling the divot, you’ve gone too far. If you’re holding it while you drill it and come out the other side of your hand, you’ve definitely gone too far.
 
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