What's better than the CS Finn Wolf?

[NeedItCheaper]

EVERYTHING!!! There, I beat you to the comment. So far it's the best wilderness folder in my collection. But I'm wondering what's better. The CS Finn Wolf is my backup knife if my main breaks. It's only used for feather-sticking and push-cuts into wood. What folders out in world are; lighter, more comfortable, and better at feather-sticking?

On a side note, I don't care about it's ability to baton. Just push-cuts and feather-sticking.

 

[Insipid Moniker]

I don't know how much better they are from a pure utility standpoint, but if you're looking for something with higher end materials and very good build quality you might check out the Enzo Borka and Birk.

 

[NeedItCheaper]

I don't know how much better they are from a pure utility standpoint, but if you're looking for something with higher end materials and very good build quality you might check out the Enzo Borka and Birk.

The Finn Wolf's materials are good enough to get the job done. The Finn Wolf is 3.3oz on my scale (3.4 according to BladeHQ). The Borka is listed as being 5.5oz and the Birk is listed as 3.6oz. I will say though, that Borka looks gorgeous.