ZT Hinderer vs. Spyderco Brad Southard

[unbrokenchain33]

Flippers for around the same price. If you had to pick one to own/carry, which one and why?

Go!

 

[rycen]

Hard to compare two knives when one is not out yet.

 

[ukknifer]

Flippers for around the same price. If you had to pick one to own/carry, which one and why?

Go!

Not going anywhere.

 

[atony]

Based on YT vids I think I am leaning torwards the Southard, just because of the size.

 

[JerryIsAlive]

If I had the option, I would get the Southard fosho

 

[TriviaMonster]

I prefer the ZT, but the Southard looks to be good also. But, when the CPM S110V/Carbon Fiber ZT comes out, the Southard won't even be on my radar.

 

[Over Kill]

Im a big spyderco fan so that alone should answer your question.

 

[severedthumbs]

The ZT is to large to comfortably edc. I do not care for the detent on the ZT. Also don't like how far the point drops down. But I also do not care for any Hinderer design.

The Spyderco is a Southard design so that already puts it ahead in my book. The flipper also looks superior as it doesn't stick out a foot from the frame when closed.

 

[ibute21]

The ZT is to large to comfortably edc. I do not care for the detent on the ZT. Also don't like how far the point drops down. But I also do not care for any Hinderer design.

The Spyderco is a Southard design so that already puts it ahead in my book. The flipper also looks superior as it doesn't stick out a foot from the frame when closed.

Pretty much this. Also, the Southard isn't a folding prybar.

 

[Tony8179]

Hard to compare two knives when one is not out yet.

This should be the only answer in the thread.

 

[Aidansdaddy17]

Southard! Already bought, owned and sold the ZT. They are great, yet huge. TO EDC it makes sheeple cringe.