What Knife Do You Have Coming?

Cereal_killer said:
Is that a CF milli!? If so it looks awesome! Never seen one before.
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Yes it is; it is beyond awesome... :thumbup:

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Two Strider SJ75's, both hand ground, hoping to see if they'll be better slicers than my SNG's.
 
There is a Strider SNG sitting in my mailbox as we speak. I'm quite excited. Cant wait to get off work and go home and get it.
 
ALLHSS said:
Cold Steel Code 4!
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Ooooh, you're going to love it, I promise you. It's so thin and light, yet still manages to be extremely robust. As a matter of fact, I would even go so far as to say that it offers one of the greatest strength to weight ratios on the market.
 
Found a Begg Tiburon for sale. Shipped yesterday. Can't wait to get my hands on it! Not excited to get my CC bill though...
 
TouchOfRed said:
That Sir, is a gorgeous folder. Have been looking for one of These a Long time now. But 725$ here in EU, naah Think ill pass..
Shouldnt byt more knives tbh..
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Thanks TouchOfRed, I am pretty excited about it. I have a small 21 with ebony inlay now but I am looking forward to the larger size and the Insingo blade. I have never seen a large Sebenza in person so although I know the specs it will still be quite surprise to see it in person. I will have to wait until Christmas to see it but I am sure it will be worth the wait.
 
I like to come here and look at my previous posts and compare them to what I have coming now days. I have én route a spyderco dragonfly G10, a Manbug ZDP, an opinel pearing knife (won from a GAW, thanks Jon!), moon glow to make scales for said dfly (and lionesser's matching G10 dfly) and an aircraft cable loop keychain for the manbug.
 
ZT 0770 and a Benchmade 940. Possibly an ESEE 4 on Thursday when I head down to Blade HQ
 
Kwon Kwang said:
Ooooh, you're going to love it, I promise you. It's so thin and light, yet still manages to be extremely robust. As a matter of fact, I would even go so far as to say that it offers one of the greatest strength to weight ratios on the market.
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That's what sold me on it. It seems like it will live up to its name (I guess it means "no assistance needed"). I honestly don't need a new knife, but I don't have a knife between 3.15 and 3.75 inches. So eh, why not. It beat out a 550hg griptilian for a purchase in that size range.

I'm trying to decide between a bunch of small true edc type knives to get on the way to me too:
Spyderco ladybug salt
Little traditional navaja slip joint
Little higonokami
Rough rider tiny toothpick
Sanrenmu gr5-605

If anybody has any of those on the way let me know how you like them once you get them, tough decision.
 
ALLHSS said:
That's what sold me on it. It seems like it will live up to its name (I guess it means "no assistance needed"). I honestly don't need a new knife, but I don't have a knife between 3.15 and 3.75 inches. So eh, why not. It beat out a 550hg griptilian for a purchase in that size range.

I'm trying to decide between a bunch of small true edc type knives to get on the way to me too:
Spyderco ladybug salt
Little traditional navaja slip joint
Little higonokami
Rough rider tiny toothpick
Sanrenmu gr5-605

If anybody has any of those on the way let me know how you like them once you get them, tough decision .
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I have 2 ladybugs, one an original in AUS-6 and another hawkbill salt, how do you plan on carrying it, key chain or pocket? I carry mine on my keys and its great to have their, ill never forget it cause I can't go anywhere without my keys and it (especially the hawkbill) is so usefull, I don't know of a more capiable cutting tool that fits on your keys. Even for loose pocket carry the LB is a great knife. The manbug I mention above will replace them on my keys, but that's mostly cause I want the ZDP blade, not anything against the ladybug, I'll probabily still carry the hawkbill around some atleast till I get me a Tasman.
 
ALLHSS said:
That's what sold me on it. It seems like it will live up to its name (I guess it means "no assistance needed"). I honestly don't need a new knife, but I don't have a knife between 3.15 and 3.75 inches. So eh, why not. It beat out a 550hg griptilian for a purchase in that size range.

I'm trying to decide between a bunch of small true edc type knives to get on the way to me too:
Spyderco ladybug salt
Little traditional navaja slip joint
Little higonokami
Rough rider tiny toothpick
Sanrenmu gr5-605

If anybody has any of those on the way let me know how you like them once you get them, tough decision.
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I like my higo no kamis(I got a set of 3, small medium and large), but they aren't something I carry(I want something with a pocket clip for EDC), but they make great box cutters/package openers around the house. They are very light and thin though, so they wouldn't take up much space if you did decide to carry one. My 2 Rough Riders are nice little knives too, though I got them for aesthetics more than as users.

This is my current knife order:
Ontario SP15 LSA Knife
Ontario FF6 Freedom Fighter
Kershaw Needs Work(blue)
plus an Estwing Sportsman's Hatchet

I may add another Rough Rider to my order as well, but I am undecided currently.
 
DRK said:
Thanks TouchOfRed, I am pretty excited about it. I have a small 21 with ebony inlay now but I am looking forward to the larger size and the Insingo blade. I have never seen a large Sebenza in person so although I know the specs it will still be quite surprise to see it in person. I will have to wait until Christmas to see it but I am sure it will be worth the wait.
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I would be excited to. Very much.:)
the Insingo is the nicest looking sebbie tbh. atleast for me. Oh, thats pretty Long time to wait. But i Think it'kl be worth it :)
in excited over gett my CF scaled Southard. First CF knife ever :)
 
Cereal_killer said:
I have 2 ladybugs, one an original in AUS-6 and another hawkbill salt, how do you plan on carrying it, key chain or pocket? I carry mine on my keys and its great to have their, ill never forget it cause I can't go anywhere without my keys and it (especially the hawkbill) is so usefull, I don't know of a more capiable cutting tool that fits on your keys. Even for loose pocket carry the LB is a great knife. The manbug I mention above will replace them on my keys, but that's mostly cause I want the ZDP blade, not anything against the ladybug, I'll probabily still carry the hawkbill around some atleast till I get me a Tasman.
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That's one thing holding me back, I'm not sure. I might have just lost a case tiny trapper that my dad gave me while carrying in my back pocket, and I attribute it to the small size.
 
ALLHSS said:
That's one thing holding me back, I'm not sure. I might have just lost a case tiny trapper that my dad gave me while carrying in my back pocket, and I attribute it to the small size.
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I use aircraft cable loops on both of them (I'm not big on paracord lanyards) even when its loose in my pocket and that really adds some size so I feel it in my pocket more (hopefully making it so I don't loose it as easily) plus the salt series come in bright yellow so if you do drop it its a little easier to locate.

What made me first buy my LB salt was (and this is going to sound crazy) shark week last year. There was a show about how to survive a shark attack and the guy working on the "victim" had a bright yellow LB salt that he dropped in the "bloody" sand and ripped up clothing he just cut off the guy and even on TV I could easily see the LB laying there, as silly as it sounds if it wasn't for that show I probabily wouldn't have ever bought a LB because I too was scared to loose a <2" long knife that costs >$30.
 
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