Zero Tolerance 0200

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Can anyone recommend this folder? Is it a folder that could pass down from generation to generation? Any other reviews or info on it would be great thanks

 

[VTguy]

I'll recommend it, I have one in my pocket right now!! These are great, very heavily build knives. one would definitally last a very long time with normal use, which for me is alot more abuse than most people around here. With that being said, it is a recurve so prepare to get out your sharpmaker when you need to sharpen it 'cause a stone wont do it. This is the reason why I don't conciter recurves quite as utilitarian as say a drop point, like my Rukus, but this knife makes up for it is style!! Once again these knives are built like tanks!!

 

[MrMojoRising]

I'm very pleased with mine. It is a big, thick knife though, so plan to carry accordingly.

 

[glockman99]

Buy a ZT 0200, IF you are man-enough to own such a large, heavy, stout folder. I own two of 'em, and this model is my all-time favorite folder.:thumbup:.:thumbup:.

 

[muddog49]

Because of Glockman's previous comments on the Kershaw forum, I got one. It will probably become my big folder go to. Big, stout, well made and sharp right out of the box. And at $128 (New Graham Knives), it is a real value.
Go get um.

 

[Daniel Dorn]

This will definitely be a knife you can pass down to kids, and grandkids.

It's a little bulky for my tastes, but I have it on the short list of knives to get. Buy it, and make a place in your will for it to be mentioned.

Daniel