Where y’all been? CRK Pacific

[kidcongo]

Had a few people comment that I was MIA on this forum. Well, I’ve been here, just lurking mostly. I finally joined Imgur, so I can share some pics again here. Hope they don’t crater like Photobucket did back in the day.

Here is my latest CRK, that I really like. I hesitated for years on this knife as it didn’t look comfortable to hold in pictures. I can attest it is a ergonomic masterpiece.

My daughter and I took a trip to the Arctic and back this past summer. One of a few knife pics I took along our travels.

 

[kidcongo]

I should add........I never considered this knife when it still had mandatory serrations. Although the serrations look great, they are not something I typically want on a camping knife. So a big thanks to CRK for offering the knife with and without.

 

[DBH]

Nice. I plan to add one to the stable at some point

 

[johnnytoxin]

Had a few people comment that I was MIA on this forum. Well, I’ve been here, just lurking mostly. I finally joined Imgur, so I can share some pics again here. Hope they don’t crater like Photobucket did back in the day.

Here is my latest CRK, that I really like. I hesitated for years on this knife as it didn’t look comfortable to hold in pictures. I can attest it is a ergonomic masterpiece.

My daughter and I took a trip to the Arctic and back this past summer. One of a few knife pics I took along our travels.

Beautiful knife. I’m also glad they make it without the serrations. Now they just need to make it in 3v and I’m sold.

 

[kidcongo]

Beautiful knife. I’m also glad they make it without the serrations. Now they just need to make it in 3v and I’m sold.

I’ve found the Pacific knife to have a pretty durable edge. I have a Bark River Bravo 1.25 in CPM 3V, so I know how great that steel is and I hear you.

One thing I can guarantee is the Pacific will put a huge smile on any knife person’s face. Not just to look at, but also as a user. It’s a bit big for a lot of tasks, but comfortable, beautiful, and functional nonetheless. I musta batonned a chord of wood with it this past year. The guncote finish is holding up very well.