What tiny knives to get?

[jop91]

Looking for tiny folder options like these.

 

[BladeScout]

Jarbenza.

 

[jop91]

Uhm. Something that's quality

 

[Insipid Moniker]

Spyderco Dog Tag or Gerber Zip Blade are both quite small.

 

[jop91]

The gerber zip looks interesting. Spyderco dog tag is quite expensive.

 

[fetzer85]

Cold Steel Tuff Lite and if you're looking for a little smaller try the mini. The mini is very small yet I can get my whole hand on the grip.

 

[Phydeaux]

Syderco Bug. Great to have on my key ring.

I have a Gerber Zip. Not as useful as I thought. The blade is awkward to deploy and the lock is also awkward to disengage. I think that the Bug is a better knife. It is easier to open and close (slippie), decent steel, and nice cutting geometry. It also feels better in hand.

Ric

 

[billym]

AG Russell 2.5 and 3.0 Titanium Lock Back Folders and nice tiny knives.
SOG Microns are tiny.
Al Mar Osprey.
BM Benchmite now discontinued.
There used to be a thread listing "all" the tiny/small folders.

Here is the AGR 2.5with a CountyComm H1 ladybug.

 

[f250]

Just bought an opinel 4 for my wife as a purse knife for packages and small cutting tasks....pretty cool tiny knife. One of the first I've held that I actually wanted to use myself, normally I hate tiny knives.

 

[Muaddib1116]

What's that little SRM knife?

 

[katanas]

Try the Gerber LST. A great little knife; very light and very inexpensive (around $13). I know it's not "like these" but you might enjoy it.

 

[grownstar]

Buck 55

 

[raistlin65]

Cold Steel Micro Recon available in spear, tanto, and clip point:

Of course no tiny knife collection can be complete without a traditional folder: the peanut

 

[10fingers]

Spyderco lady or manbug.

At the moment available in zdp-189, H1, vg10 and super blue

H1 and vg10 are available in PE and SE

Tagging for more ideas just started carrying a bk14 so I'm also in the market for small bottom of pocket folders to rotate with my alox SAK and case CV canoe

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Get the entire Spyderco Bug series, vintage Schrade LB1s, Case Peanuts, that should get you started.

 

[8steve88]

What's that little SRM knife?

The all Stainless steel one is the SanRenMu 4024LUE-SCX
The tan scaled one is the SanRenMu 6029LUC-GV

Sanrenmu 4077MUC-SBE3
Sanrenmu 4107SUX-LP
Sanrenmu 4108SUX-LP
Sanrenmu 7078MUX-GKJ
Sanrenmu 4097BUX-LLMR
Sanrenmu 6027LUI-LI
Sanrenmu GR5-605
Sanrenmu GV-604
Boker Plus Subcom Titanium VG10
Boker Plus Urban
Boker Plus Nano
Boker Plus CLB JC1
Boker Plus Toucan
Enlan M027

Rough Rider make lots of smaller knives, Spyderco Bug, Honeybee, Grasshopper. Google that lot, should find something there to your liking.
Being in the U.K. and having to conform to our knife laws you get to know the smaller knives quite well. That doesn't stop us owning larger blades as well though.

 

[abcdef]

Al Mar S.L.B.

 

[MI-FZ6]

Buck Vantage small in any version. You'll probably have a hard time finding the pro and the old avid though. I've got a select paper stone and have enjoyed it but it needed a little work out of the box.

 

[Otts Eight]

Rod Olson model 11...... Button lock mini flipper. This is the last mini knife you will ever have to buy, full titanium with a variety of steel to choose from. It is much easier to use than a mini framelock.......no tiny little lockbar to carefully move out, just a button to disengage the lock. When the knife is open the flipper hides inside the choil, so you can get a decent 3 finger grip on the knife. This is a lightning fast, seriously slick custom knife and will set you back about $450..... it is however leagues above its competition in the mini flipper category. Like I mentioned above it is the last one you will ever have to buy made by a true gentlemen in Rod Olson backed by a lifetime warranty.

 

[Czechmate]

Rod Olson model 11...... Button lock mini flipper. This is the last mini knife you will ever have to buy, full titanium with a variety of steel to choose from. It is much easier to use than a mini framelock.......no tiny little lockbar to carefully move out, just a button to disengage the lock. When the knife is open the flipper hides inside the choil, so you can get a decent 3 finger grip on the knife. This is a custom knife and will set you back about $450..... it is however leagues above its competition in the mini flipper category. Like I mentioned above it is the last one you will ever have to buy made by a true gentlemen in Rod Olson backed by a lifetime warranty.

Done and done... Amazing work by Rod and his flippers are awesome to play with. Addictive! :thumbup: