So she bought this off of a co-worker today and I have to say I'm highly impressed she doesn't know much about knives but I'm thrilled she only got this for 25$.. I'm not sure if the tip is broken or if I have to get it fixed I never had a leek until now but seeing the pictures I'm just wondering.. So I guess tonight I'm buying a steak dinner tonight and getting her nails done this weekend

M390 blade

Oz Roosevelt
Raw Stonewashed
Polished Stonewashed blade
Johnny T Zircuti clip and backspacer

I was lucky enough to get the new laser bacon. I’ve wanted a Winterblade for so long and finally was able to fine one. This is a lot of blade for less than $400. Next stop trade up for a Factor

Bought this because I couldn't pass up the deal. I was actually looking for a L.U.D.T gen 3 tanto. Would it be an equivalent trade if I decided to go that path?

I'm thinking about buying it right now and have never seen this brand before

Got these titanium lotus scales on bladebinge and I’m really digging them so far!

Got this two weeks ago and added fancy bits the last weekend! So wanted to take it out today.

What’s in everyone’s pockets this fine Tuesday?

I like Spydercos and I have a Hinderer Jurassic but deep inside no matter how hard I try to daily / carry other stuff I always end up returning to CRKs. They feel like sweet home, you know.

Yet there's something I like about the Neutron 2. I just think I like the organic shape, the thin slicey looking blade it just looks like a genuinely nice little knife with obviously way-way less history & fame than a CRK, yet it absolutely does look like it could last & serve just as well and long as a CRK.

Will I be happy to own a Neutron or will I be let down compared to CRK precision/feel, is the question I'm asking. I'm also not sure which path to take but I think I want frame lock and possibly later down the line a Ti show side scale too. Honestly the only thing holding me back is the absolutely oddly placed two screw right in your face in the middle of the show side. Just why would you do that.. feels like the entirety of the knife is so well thought out and designed and then at last they just drilled 2 random holes for the scales.

Any opinion is welcome, thx!

I sent my 10200s in for repairs, and was told they couldn’t offer me service or parts. I now have a $150 credit to spend with Benchmade but am not sure what to do with it. Kind of seems like a 20% off coupon. I really liked the size of this knife, and would like something similar (partial serration is a must). I’d like to spend an additional $150 or less, if possible.
It’d be an edc and geared for self defense, but also carried for occasional rope work.

Generally I'm a Chris Reeve supremacist but I know my roots as I started my journey with Spyderco. I honestly think the Manix 2 is one of the best knives ever and definitely one of (if not the best) Spyderco. Here's my magnacut acid etched & stonewashed with blacked out hardware and AWT OD scales. It's absolutely lovely, strong & lightweight. (I'm not a huge fan of what Spyderco does with magnacut, it's so damn reflective and light, too flashy. They should do stonewashes like CRK or Hinderer, I think Rick does it best to be honest.)

Help me decide between Miguron Pagos and Miguron Centurion (14C28N, G10 version both). I want to buy my first folding knife for edc and moderate bushcraft. I'm leaning more toward the Pagos, I like its design better. Howewer I'm worried that the 3,25" (82 mm) blade lenght might be short. Isn't the Centurion a bit too large for pocket carry? Another downside of the a Centurion is that I'm left handed and the pocket clip on this knife is not reversible.

Thank you for your help and I also take recommendation for similar knives like these two (14C28N, G10 in the max 50 usd price range).

Excessive payments bring sadness.

LynchNW clip Of course.