What would you currently buy for $100?

[archieblue]

Spyderco Native 5 Lightweight and Spyderco Endura are my two fav. <$100 knives. ...followed closely by a Victorinox Swisstool Spirit.

 

[Hackenslash]

For a manual knife I'd look at one of the Kizer flippers. Pick one you like and go for it. They're really well made knives, especially some of the new Vanguard series. You can even find a full Ti, S35VN flipper in one of their older designs for right around $100.

For a $100 auto I'd have to go with the new Kershaw/Emerson Launch 5. That looks like such a sweet knife and they just came out with a blue handle version!

 

[BladeCommander]

Benchmade H&K 14715-1 - granted it is $2.95 over your $100 price.

+1 to this.
I have also been eying the Spyderco Bradley 2, so I would probably wait to see one on the exchange and snag that for a few dollars more.

 

[rschuch]

Benchmade 710

 

[afishhunter]

Prolly an Ontario 498 or 499 or Buck 103, and a RAT 1

Or maybe 10 or so Rough Riders.

 

[sabre cat]

Benchmade H&K 14715-1 - granted it is $2.95 over your $100 price.

I have to agree. I handled one the other day. Great knife for the money.

Someone suggested a Spydreco Manix2. That also would be a great choice.

Please let us know what you end up with.




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[GB940Rookie]

Hate to sound like a broken record but Spyderco or Cold Steel. So many

 

[Seriousbladeno1]

Another knife from Kyzliar adding few bucks on top.

 

[Wolverine666]

Benchmade 710

Maybe a used one. New they're over $150. The 710 is truly awesome.

 

[SALTY]

Cold Steel Voyager, Ontario RAT-1 and a Buck 110.

That's a user's collection for about $100.

 

[Loonatic]

Not in your shopping list but I would buy an Ontario Robert Carter Prime Flipper D2 Blade, Milled Titanium Handles for 99$

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[NorthernSouthpaw]

I would put it away somewhere safe and continue to save up for a knife I really wanted as opposed to fitting a knife into a $ amount that I currently had.....

Truer words have never been said.
In my experience regarding knives, patience is always rewarded.

 

[oldskewl808]

Go with a Kizer.