Comprehensive Knife Guide

[TonyDr]

Okay since everyone knows what kind of dark times we are living in right now. Carrying a Knife is essential. It is not just muh trying to be edgy faggot. It can make the difference between life or death. Knives are also extremely practical one of the best tools you can carry in your pocket

I’ll cover all knife types folders, fixed, switchblades, autos, OTFs, balisongs and break down laws, mechanisms, best picks, brands, price tiers, usage, and maintenance. This will basically be a full Knife 101.

Knife Types

1. Folding Knives

Blade folds into the handle.

Safer and compact for daily carry.

Sub-types:

Manual folders (need two hands or thumb stud to open)

View attachment 3683257

Assisted folders (spring helps once you start opening)

View attachment 3683258



Pros: Easy to carry, pocketable.
Cons: Not as tough as fixed blades.


2. Fixed Blade Knives(My favorite)

Blade is permanently exposed (with a sheath)

Stronger, no moving parts.

Sub-types:

Tactical Fixed Blade (self-defense, military)

View attachment 3683266

Bushcraft Fixed Blade (outdoor survival, wood processing)

View attachment 3683268


Hunting Knives (gutting/skinning game)

View attachment 3683269

Pros: Strong, reliable for hard tasks.
Cons: Bulkier, needs a sheath.


3. Switchblades / Automatic Knives

Push-button deployment.

Blade springs open automatically.


Sub-types:

Side-opening autos (opens like a regular folder but automatic)
View attachment 3683271

Out-the-front (OTF) autos (blade shoots straight out of handle)

View attachment 3683260

Famous examples:

Microtech Ultratech (OTF king)

Benchmade Infidel (premium OTF)

Protech Godfather (classic side opener)


Pros: Very fast deployment, cool factor.
Cons: Heavily restricted in many places (explain in detail in other section).


4. Balisong / Butterfly Knives

Blade is hidden between two handles that rotate around the blade pivot.


Famous examples:

BRS Replicant (butterfly competition gold standard)
View attachment 3683273


Benchmade 51 Morpho (lightweight EDC bali)
View attachment 3683275

Pros: Fun to flip, fast opening with practice.
Cons: Tricky to master, illegal some places.


5. Multi-tools and Swiss Army Knives

Small folding blades + tools like screwdrivers, scissors, etc.


Best brands:

Victorinox (Swiss Army OG)
View attachment 3683276

Leatherman (heavy-duty multitools)
View attachment 3683278

Pros: Utility king.
Cons: Blades are usually weaker and smaller.


Knife Opening Mechanisms(Summary)

Mechanism	Action
Thumb Stub	Flick Open with Thumb
Flipper Tab	Push Tab,blade flips out
Axis Lock	Pull back bar
Button Unlock	Push button unlock
Compression Lock	Squeeze Spine Bar to Unlock
OTF button	Blade shoots out in front

Knife Steels and My opinion

S30V / S35VN: Top all-around steel. Great edge, stainless.

S90V / S110V: Ultra edge retention. Hard to sharpen.

D2: "Semi-stainless", tough, budget-friendly.

154CM: Stainless, solid performance.

M390 / 20CV / CTS-204P: Super steels best edge, best corrosion resistance.

1095 Carbon Steel: Super tough, easy to sharpen, but rusts fast without care.

MagnaCut-Extreme Corrosion resistance and very tough. Designed for use in and around water. Many U.S Marines preferred choice but expensive and hard to find

Damascus: Pattern-welded steel.Beautiful looks, decent toughness. Performance depends on base steels. Good as a show piece but Overall too expensive and better to stick to modern steels for practical use (S35VN, M390, MagnaCut, etc.)

Knife Laws (IMPORTANT)

Switchblade / Automatic Knife Laws

USA:

Federally legal to own, illegal to ship across states.

Some states (like Texas, Arizona) allow carry, others (California, New York) heavily restrict.

California law: Blade must be under 2" for carry.

Other Countries:

UK: Completely banned (both switchblades and balisongs) but people still carry and get away with especially switchblades are very popular in UK

Canada: Also banned.

Germany, France, Italy: Very restricted, local rules apply.


General Rule:

Know your local laws before buying or carrying an automatic knife.

Even folding knives over 3-4" can be restricted in cities.


Top Knife Brands (Ranked)

God Tier

Chris Reeve, Microtech, Shirogorov, Strider

High-End

Benchmade, Spyderco, Zero Tolerance, Protech

Mid-Range

Civivi, Kizer, Bestech

Budget Kings

CRKT, Ontario Knife Company, Cold Steel (some models)

Best Picks by Price Range

Under $50:

Ontario RAT 1

Civivi Mini Praxis

Kershaw Cryo II


$50-$150:

Benchmade Mini Griptilian

Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight

Civivi Elementum Button Lock

$150-$300:

Benchmade Bugout

Zero Tolerance 0350

Protech TR-3 Auto

$300+:

Microtech Ultratech OTF

Chris Reeve Sebenza 31

Shirogorov Neon

Care and Maintenance

Sharpen regularly: Use a whetstone or a guided system like Worksharp.

View attachment 3683285

Oil pivots: Especially for autos and balisongs. (Use KPL Knife Oil.)
View attachment 3683286

Keep carbon steels dry: Use a light coat of mineral oil to prevent rust.

Clean debris: Compressed air + alcohol wipes for OTFs and autos.

Some Tips for choosing a knife

Blade Length: 3-3.5” is the sweet spot for EDC.

Carry a beater knife: Don’t use your best knife for hard use. Keep a cheap folder for nasty tasks.

Don’t flick open autos/balisongs in public: People freak out, cops get called.

Build a sharpening habit: A dull $300 knife is worse than a sharp $20 knife.


Bonus Section: Coolest Knife Types

Gravity Knives: Blade falls out by gravity (Germany military issued these).

View attachment 3683290

Karambits: Curved blade, mostly tactical and martial arts.
View attachment 3683292

Tanto Blades: Strong tip for stabbing/piercing.
View attachment 3683293

Wharncliffe Blades: Straight cutting edge, amazing control.
View attachment 3683295


Conclusion

If you want everyday reliability:

Spyderco Para 3, Benchmade Bugout, or a Civivi Elementum.

If you want badass flex knives:

Microtech Ultratech, Benchmade Infidel, Protech Godfather.

If you want survival tank knives:

ESEE 5, Fallkniven F1, Cold Steel SRK


If you want a complete set of knife loadouts that will serve you well here are my recommendations. I'll give three loadouts depending on your budget.


A) Practical Knife Loadout (Budget-$100-$180)

1. EDC Folder

Civivi Elementum (Button Lock)

Smooth, classy, legal in most places, easy to carry.

2. Outdoor Fixed Blade

ESEE 3 or ESEE 4

Absolute tanks. 1095 carbon steel. Easy to sharpen. Lifetime warranty even if you break it.

3. Fun Knife

Kershaw Launch 4 (tiny auto if legal)

Or a Boker Kalashnikov auto if you want cheaper fun.

4. Beater Knife

Ontario RAT 1

Legendary cheap folder. Beat the hell out of it.


B) Starting Collector Loadout (Budget-$250-$500)

1. EDC Folder

Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight (S30V steel)

Ergonomic, slicey, premium but not too flashy.


2. Outdoor Fixed Blade

Fallkniven F1 (Swedish air force survival knife)

VG10 steel core, laminated, insanely tough and rust-proof.

3. Fun Knife

Protech TR-3 Auto

One of the fastest, cleanest automatics.


4. Beater Knife

CRKT M16-01KS

Tactical styled, cheap but reliable.


C) GigaChad Loadout. Best of the best knives and heirloom pieces (Budget-$600+)

1. EDC Folder

Chris Reeve Small Sebenza 31

King of folding knives. Butter smooth, lifetime knife.


2. Outdoor Fixed Blade

Busse Combat Knife (any model)

Overbuilt survival monsters. INFI steel (almost mythic toughness).


3. Fun Knife

Microtech Ultratech OTF

Blade shoots straight out — flex level 999. Loud, dangerous, badass.

4. Beater Knife

Cold Steel SR1 Lite

Thick slab of steel for rough use.

Ideally owning a multitool with an one-hand opening blade is perfect so cops can't be mad at you, you can pretend it's for working, doing D.I.Y
Examples : Leather Surge, Victorinox Swisstool, Gerber Center-drive etc
Try to justify a military style knife carrying in Europe rn

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Ideally owning a multitool with an one-hand opening blade is perfect so cops can't be mad at you, you can pretend it's for working, doing D.I.Y
Examples : Leather Surge, Victorinox Swisstool, Gerber Center-drive etc
Try to justify a military style knife carrying in Europe rn

You can't do much with those Swiss Army Knives. Maybe cut boxes at best.

 

[TonyDr]

You can't do much with those Swiss Army Knives. Maybe cut boxes at best.

The ones i've mentionned has big ass locking blades

Not SAK, multitools

 

[short ginger ugly]

Gun guide when? Please tag me bhai

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Gun guide when? Please tag me bhai

Will make one when I find some free time. Will tag you. Will also include a few lesser known and shady grey market way of getting firearms hopefully mods won't delete it because of that

 

[Greypiller]

Okay since everyone knows what kind of dark times we are living in right now. Carrying a Knife is essential. It is not just muh trying to be edgy faggot. It can make the difference between life or death. Knives are also extremely practical one of the best tools you can carry in your pocket

I’ll cover all knife types folders, fixed, switchblades, autos, OTFs, balisongs and break down laws, mechanisms, best picks, brands, price tiers, usage, and maintenance. This will basically be a full Knife 101.

Knife Types

1. Folding Knives

Blade folds into the handle.

Safer and compact for daily carry.

Sub-types:

Manual folders (need two hands or thumb stud to open)

View attachment 3683257

Assisted folders (spring helps once you start opening)

View attachment 3683258



Pros: Easy to carry, pocketable.
Cons: Not as tough as fixed blades.


2. Fixed Blade Knives(My favorite)

Blade is permanently exposed (with a sheath)

Stronger, no moving parts.

Sub-types:

Tactical Fixed Blade (self-defense, military)

View attachment 3683266

Bushcraft Fixed Blade (outdoor survival, wood processing)

View attachment 3683268


Hunting Knives (gutting/skinning game)

View attachment 3683269

Pros: Strong, reliable for hard tasks.
Cons: Bulkier, needs a sheath.


3. Switchblades / Automatic Knives

Push-button deployment.

Blade springs open automatically.


Sub-types:

Side-opening autos (opens like a regular folder but automatic)
View attachment 3683271

Out-the-front (OTF) autos (blade shoots straight out of handle)

View attachment 3683260

Famous examples:

Microtech Ultratech (OTF king)

Benchmade Infidel (premium OTF)

Protech Godfather (classic side opener)


Pros: Very fast deployment, cool factor.
Cons: Heavily restricted in many places (explain in detail in other section).


4. Balisong / Butterfly Knives

Blade is hidden between two handles that rotate around the blade pivot.


Famous examples:

BRS Replicant (butterfly competition gold standard)
View attachment 3683273


Benchmade 51 Morpho (lightweight EDC bali)
View attachment 3683275

Pros: Fun to flip, fast opening with practice.
Cons: Tricky to master, illegal some places.


5. Multi-tools and Swiss Army Knives

Small folding blades + tools like screwdrivers, scissors, etc.


Best brands:

Victorinox (Swiss Army OG)
View attachment 3683276

Leatherman (heavy-duty multitools)
View attachment 3683278

Pros: Utility king.
Cons: Blades are usually weaker and smaller.


Knife Opening Mechanisms(Summary)

Mechanism	Action
Thumb Stub	Flick Open with Thumb
Flipper Tab	Push Tab,blade flips out
Axis Lock	Pull back bar
Button Unlock	Push button unlock
Compression Lock	Squeeze Spine Bar to Unlock
OTF button	Blade shoots out in front

Knife Steels and My opinion

S30V / S35VN: Top all-around steel. Great edge, stainless.

S90V / S110V: Ultra edge retention. Hard to sharpen.

D2: "Semi-stainless", tough, budget-friendly.

154CM: Stainless, solid performance.

M390 / 20CV / CTS-204P: Super steels best edge, best corrosion resistance.

1095 Carbon Steel: Super tough, easy to sharpen, but rusts fast without care.

MagnaCut-Extreme Corrosion resistance and very tough. Designed for use in and around water. Many U.S Marines preferred choice but expensive and hard to find

Damascus: Pattern-welded steel.Beautiful looks, decent toughness. Performance depends on base steels. Good as a show piece but Overall too expensive and better to stick to modern steels for practical use (S35VN, M390, MagnaCut, etc.)

Knife Laws (IMPORTANT)

Switchblade / Automatic Knife Laws

USA:

Federally legal to own, illegal to ship across states.

Some states (like Texas, Arizona) allow carry, others (California, New York) heavily restrict.

California law: Blade must be under 2" for carry.

Other Countries:

UK: Completely banned (both switchblades and balisongs) but people still carry and get away with especially switchblades are very popular in UK

Canada: Also banned.

Germany, France, Italy: Very restricted, local rules apply.


General Rule:

Know your local laws before buying or carrying an automatic knife.

Even folding knives over 3-4" can be restricted in cities.


Top Knife Brands (Ranked)

God Tier

Chris Reeve, Microtech, Shirogorov, Strider

High-End

Benchmade, Spyderco, Zero Tolerance, Protech

Mid-Range

Civivi, Kizer, Bestech

Budget Kings

CRKT, Ontario Knife Company, Cold Steel (some models)

Best Picks by Price Range

Under $50:

Ontario RAT 1

Civivi Mini Praxis

Kershaw Cryo II


$50-$150:

Benchmade Mini Griptilian

Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight

Civivi Elementum Button Lock

$150-$300:

Benchmade Bugout

Zero Tolerance 0350

Protech TR-3 Auto

$300+:

Microtech Ultratech OTF

Chris Reeve Sebenza 31

Shirogorov Neon

Care and Maintenance

Sharpen regularly: Use a whetstone or a guided system like Worksharp.

View attachment 3683285

Oil pivots: Especially for autos and balisongs. (Use KPL Knife Oil.)
View attachment 3683286

Keep carbon steels dry: Use a light coat of mineral oil to prevent rust.

Clean debris: Compressed air + alcohol wipes for OTFs and autos.

Some Tips for choosing a knife

Blade Length: 3-3.5” is the sweet spot for EDC.

Carry a beater knife: Don’t use your best knife for hard use. Keep a cheap folder for nasty tasks.

Don’t flick open autos/balisongs in public: People freak out, cops get called.

Build a sharpening habit: A dull $300 knife is worse than a sharp $20 knife.


Bonus Section: Coolest Knife Types

Gravity Knives: Blade falls out by gravity (Germany military issued these).

View attachment 3683290

Karambits: Curved blade, mostly tactical and martial arts.
View attachment 3683292

Tanto Blades: Strong tip for stabbing/piercing.
View attachment 3683293

Wharncliffe Blades: Straight cutting edge, amazing control.
View attachment 3683295


Conclusion

If you want everyday reliability:

Spyderco Para 3, Benchmade Bugout, or a Civivi Elementum.

If you want badass flex knives:

Microtech Ultratech, Benchmade Infidel, Protech Godfather.

If you want survival tank knives:

ESEE 5, Fallkniven F1, Cold Steel SRK


If you want a complete set of knife loadouts that will serve you well here are my recommendations. I'll give three loadouts depending on your budget.


A) Practical Knife Loadout (Budget-$100-$180)

1. EDC Folder

Civivi Elementum (Button Lock)

Smooth, classy, legal in most places, easy to carry.

2. Outdoor Fixed Blade

ESEE 3 or ESEE 4

Absolute tanks. 1095 carbon steel. Easy to sharpen. Lifetime warranty even if you break it.

3. Fun Knife

Kershaw Launch 4 (tiny auto if legal)

Or a Boker Kalashnikov auto if you want cheaper fun.

4. Beater Knife

Ontario RAT 1

Legendary cheap folder. Beat the hell out of it.


B) Starting Collector Loadout (Budget-$250-$500)

1. EDC Folder

Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight (S30V steel)

Ergonomic, slicey, premium but not too flashy.


2. Outdoor Fixed Blade

Fallkniven F1 (Swedish air force survival knife)

VG10 steel core, laminated, insanely tough and rust-proof.

3. Fun Knife

Protech TR-3 Auto

One of the fastest, cleanest automatics.


4. Beater Knife

CRKT M16-01KS

Tactical styled, cheap but reliable.


C) GigaChad Loadout. Best of the best knives and heirloom pieces (Budget-$600+)

1. EDC Folder

Chris Reeve Small Sebenza 31

King of folding knives. Butter smooth, lifetime knife.


2. Outdoor Fixed Blade

Busse Combat Knife (any model)

Overbuilt survival monsters. INFI steel (almost mythic toughness).


3. Fun Knife

Microtech Ultratech OTF

Blade shoots straight out — flex level 999. Loud, dangerous, badass.

4. Beater Knife

Cold Steel SR1 Lite

Thick slab of steel for rough use.

Good thread but like 99% of these are illegal in the united cuckdom here lol

 

[Cleetus Cornfield]

Karambits can actually be very dangerous. I just don’t know how you’d carry one about.

I used to know a dealer that carried one and he’d carry it in his small little man bag.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Karambits can actually be very dangerous. I just don’t know how you’d carry one about.

I used to know a dealer that carried one and he’d carry it in his small little man bag.

Indeed. If you know to use them. They are lethal. You carry them in your off hand with a ice pick grip and jab at the intruder.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Bump

 

[New Poster]

What would you suggest for an Asian roommate?

 

[rand anon]

I rly wanted a heavy duty wenger knife as a kid but had to settle for a small victorinox one jfl, still have it though

 

[Alias!]

Okay since everyone knows what kind of dark times we are living in right now. Carrying a Knife is essential. It is not just muh trying to be edgy faggot. It can make the difference between life or death. Knives are also extremely practical one of the best tools you can carry in your pocket

I’ll cover all knife types folders, fixed, switchblades, autos, OTFs, balisongs and break down laws, mechanisms, best picks, brands, price tiers, usage, and maintenance. This will basically be a full Knife 101.

Knife Types

1. Folding Knives

Blade folds into the handle.

Safer and compact for daily carry.

Sub-types:

Manual folders (need two hands or thumb stud to open)

View attachment 3683257

Assisted folders (spring helps once you start opening)

View attachment 3683258



Pros: Easy to carry, pocketable.
Cons: Not as tough as fixed blades.


2. Fixed Blade Knives(My favorite)

Blade is permanently exposed (with a sheath)

Stronger, no moving parts.

Sub-types:

Tactical Fixed Blade (self-defense, military)

View attachment 3683266

Bushcraft Fixed Blade (outdoor survival, wood processing)

View attachment 3683268


Hunting Knives (gutting/skinning game)

View attachment 3683269

Pros: Strong, reliable for hard tasks.
Cons: Bulkier, needs a sheath.


3. Switchblades / Automatic Knives

Push-button deployment.

Blade springs open automatically.


Sub-types:

Side-opening autos (opens like a regular folder but automatic)
View attachment 3683271

Out-the-front (OTF) autos (blade shoots straight out of handle)

View attachment 3683260

Famous examples:

Microtech Ultratech (OTF king)

Benchmade Infidel (premium OTF)

Protech Godfather (classic side opener)


Pros: Very fast deployment, cool factor.
Cons: Heavily restricted in many places (explain in detail in other section).


4. Balisong / Butterfly Knives

Blade is hidden between two handles that rotate around the blade pivot.


Famous examples:

BRS Replicant (butterfly competition gold standard)
View attachment 3683273


Benchmade 51 Morpho (lightweight EDC bali)
View attachment 3683275

Pros: Fun to flip, fast opening with practice.
Cons: Tricky to master, illegal some places.


5. Multi-tools and Swiss Army Knives

Small folding blades + tools like screwdrivers, scissors, etc.


Best brands:

Victorinox (Swiss Army OG)
View attachment 3683276

Leatherman (heavy-duty multitools)
View attachment 3683278

Pros: Utility king.
Cons: Blades are usually weaker and smaller.


Knife Opening Mechanisms(Summary)

Mechanism	Action
Thumb Stub	Flick Open with Thumb
Flipper Tab	Push Tab,blade flips out
Axis Lock	Pull back bar
Button Unlock	Push button unlock
Compression Lock	Squeeze Spine Bar to Unlock
OTF button	Blade shoots out in front

Knife Steels and My opinion

S30V / S35VN: Top all-around steel. Great edge, stainless.

S90V / S110V: Ultra edge retention. Hard to sharpen.

D2: "Semi-stainless", tough, budget-friendly.

154CM: Stainless, solid performance.

M390 / 20CV / CTS-204P: Super steels best edge, best corrosion resistance.

1095 Carbon Steel: Super tough, easy to sharpen, but rusts fast without care.

MagnaCut-Extreme Corrosion resistance and very tough. Designed for use in and around water. Many U.S Marines preferred choice but expensive and hard to find

Damascus: Pattern-welded steel.Beautiful looks, decent toughness. Performance depends on base steels. Good as a show piece but Overall too expensive and better to stick to modern steels for practical use (S35VN, M390, MagnaCut, etc.)

Knife Laws (IMPORTANT)

Switchblade / Automatic Knife Laws

USA:

Federally legal to own, illegal to ship across states.

Some states (like Texas, Arizona) allow carry, others (California, New York) heavily restrict.

California law: Blade must be under 2" for carry.

Other Countries:

UK: Completely banned (both switchblades and balisongs) but people still carry and get away with especially switchblades are very popular in UK

Canada: Also banned.

Germany, France, Italy: Very restricted, local rules apply.


General Rule:

Know your local laws before buying or carrying an automatic knife.

Even folding knives over 3-4" can be restricted in cities.


Top Knife Brands (Ranked)

God Tier

Chris Reeve, Microtech, Shirogorov, Strider

High-End

Benchmade, Spyderco, Zero Tolerance, Protech

Mid-Range

Civivi, Kizer, Bestech

Budget Kings

CRKT, Ontario Knife Company, Cold Steel (some models)

Best Picks by Price Range

Under $50:

Ontario RAT 1

Civivi Mini Praxis

Kershaw Cryo II


$50-$150:

Benchmade Mini Griptilian

Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight

Civivi Elementum Button Lock

$150-$300:

Benchmade Bugout

Zero Tolerance 0350

Protech TR-3 Auto

$300+:

Microtech Ultratech OTF

Chris Reeve Sebenza 31

Shirogorov Neon

Care and Maintenance

Sharpen regularly: Use a whetstone or a guided system like Worksharp.

View attachment 3683285

Oil pivots: Especially for autos and balisongs. (Use KPL Knife Oil.)
View attachment 3683286

Keep carbon steels dry: Use a light coat of mineral oil to prevent rust.

Clean debris: Compressed air + alcohol wipes for OTFs and autos.

Some Tips for choosing a knife

Blade Length: 3-3.5” is the sweet spot for EDC.

Carry a beater knife: Don’t use your best knife for hard use. Keep a cheap folder for nasty tasks.

Don’t flick open autos/balisongs in public: People freak out, cops get called.

Build a sharpening habit: A dull $300 knife is worse than a sharp $20 knife.


Bonus Section: Coolest Knife Types

Gravity Knives: Blade falls out by gravity (Germany military issued these).

View attachment 3683290

Karambits: Curved blade, mostly tactical and martial arts.
View attachment 3683292

Tanto Blades: Strong tip for stabbing/piercing.
View attachment 3683293

Wharncliffe Blades: Straight cutting edge, amazing control.
View attachment 3683295


Conclusion

If you want everyday reliability:

Spyderco Para 3, Benchmade Bugout, or a Civivi Elementum.

If you want badass flex knives:

Microtech Ultratech, Benchmade Infidel, Protech Godfather.

If you want survival tank knives:

ESEE 5, Fallkniven F1, Cold Steel SRK


If you want a complete set of knife loadouts that will serve you well here are my recommendations. I'll give three loadouts depending on your budget.


A) Practical Knife Loadout (Budget-$100-$180)

1. EDC Folder

Civivi Elementum (Button Lock)

Smooth, classy, legal in most places, easy to carry.

2. Outdoor Fixed Blade

ESEE 3 or ESEE 4

Absolute tanks. 1095 carbon steel. Easy to sharpen. Lifetime warranty even if you break it.

3. Fun Knife

Kershaw Launch 4 (tiny auto if legal)

Or a Boker Kalashnikov auto if you want cheaper fun.

4. Beater Knife

Ontario RAT 1

Legendary cheap folder. Beat the hell out of it.


B) Starting Collector Loadout (Budget-$250-$500)

1. EDC Folder

Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight (S30V steel)

Ergonomic, slicey, premium but not too flashy.


2. Outdoor Fixed Blade

Fallkniven F1 (Swedish air force survival knife)

VG10 steel core, laminated, insanely tough and rust-proof.

3. Fun Knife

Protech TR-3 Auto

One of the fastest, cleanest automatics.


4. Beater Knife

CRKT M16-01KS

Tactical styled, cheap but reliable.


C) GigaChad Loadout. Best of the best knives and heirloom pieces (Budget-$600+)

1. EDC Folder

Chris Reeve Small Sebenza 31

King of folding knives. Butter smooth, lifetime knife.


2. Outdoor Fixed Blade

Busse Combat Knife (any model)

Overbuilt survival monsters. INFI steel (almost mythic toughness).


3. Fun Knife

Microtech Ultratech OTF

Blade shoots straight out — flex level 999. Loud, dangerous, badass.

4. Beater Knife

Cold Steel SR1 Lite

Thick slab of steel for rough use.

Good thread hope I don’t run into you on a bad day

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Good thread hope I don’t run into you on a bad day

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