Good flipper type knife

[223556]

Have had my Zero Tolerance 0350 for about 8 years now. SOLID and cant go wrong.
I also use a Kershaw 1812 for lighter and low profile work.

[crufflers]

[blkrado28]

I used to edc a ZT 0450 and kept forgetting I even had a knife on me at times.

[osis32]

I just picked up a kershaw link for $38 and it is very similar to my zero tolerance. USA made. only draw back is 420 high carbon steel but you should definitely check it out.

[crufflers]

I just picked up a kershaw link for $38 and it is very similar to my zero tolerance. USA made. only draw back is 420 high carbon steel but you should definitely check it out.

I have had both Links or rather the two tanto variations (FRN, Aluminum)... still have the aluminum scaled one which is more slippery, but slim.

Another down-side might be the assisted opening if someone is looking for pure flipper action. Good knives. Some ZT's like the 0350 and 0566 are also assisted.

[OHOD]

No reason to spend that much. Kershaw Leek is your friend. Superb blade shape. Thin in the pocket.

https://www.knifecenter.com/kc_new/s...usrsearch=leek

My brother has one of those and loves it. He cant really flick it open, but he uses it almost every day for something or other.

[RudyN]

I just bought a Zero Tolerance ZT0350 and it is great. It replaced my Kershaw.


Sent from the Telegraph Office.

[rodblder]

ZT, Turners usually has a good selection with fair prices....

[osis32]

I have had both Links or rather the two tanto variations (FRN, Aluminum)... still have the aluminum scaled one which is more slippery, but slim.

Another down-side might be the assisted opening if someone is looking for pure flipper action. Good knives. Some ZT's like the 0350 and 0566 are also assisted.

I agree with everything you said. I used to use my zt 0350 and really like the speed safe so I wasn't really thinking about is being assisted but some people might not like it. I tend to prefer it The 0456 had been calling my name lately though. I stand by my recommendation though it's a lot of knife for the money as is the dividend which is like a super sized leek. I hated the leek it was small and slippery and I couldn't get a good price on the grip. I ended up giving it to a girl I'm friendly with.

[ARDude]

$16.

8Cr13MoV stainless

Can't beat'em with a stick.




GR

I have about a dozen knives that I switch out. The Volt is the cheapest one, but is my favorite!

[Bicky]

Steel Will Cutjack Mini - made in italy. There is also a cheaper Chinese model.

https://www.bladehq.com/item--Steel-Will-Cutjack-Urban-Flipper--74207

[crufflers]

Steel Will Cutjack Mini - made in italy. There is also a cheaper Chinese model.

https://www.bladehq.com/item--Steel-...Flipper--74207

https://www.bladehq.com/cat--Steel-Will-Folding--3155

I wonder what the $39 model is like. I wasn't too impressed with their fixed blade line. WE Knives is pretty cool.

[crufflers]

I'd give one of these a shot with ceramic ball bearing pivots and D2...

https://www.bladehq.com/item--WE-Knife-Co-703F-Liner-Lock-Knife--67799

[Bicky]

I just got the Benchmade Vector. My first "good" knife. Bigger and a littlemore than the OP asked about, but I am very pleased.

https://www.bladehq.com/item--Benchmade-495-Vector-AXIS-Assist--78757

[crufflers]

I just got the Benchmade Vector. My first "good" knife. Bigger and a littlemore than the OP asked about, but I am very pleased.

https://www.bladehq.com/item--Benchm...-Assist--78757

Pretty cool... that's the way Benchmade should have done a bunch of Axis Locks ages ago. Now maybe they can make one around $150.