KnifeCenter FAQ #29: One Knife for Life? + Kid’s First Knives, Boating Knives, Partial Serrations KarambitKnives,com
What if David could only have one knife for the rest of his life? Plus, we’ve got Spyderco knives for sailing, folders that look like scimitars, the best first pocket knife for kids, and what if you just need a blade and a bottle opener?
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0:00 Intro
0:50 A Single Blade + A Bottle Opener
4:20 A Kid’s First Pocket Knife
10:12 Partial Serrations Near the Tip of the Blade
12:12 A Spyderco for Sailing
16:20 Scimitar-Style Folding Knives
19:17 Gentler Pocket Clips
21:33 If You Could Only Have 1 Knife (or 2)
26:26 Tactical Slipjoints?
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I just ordered a spyderco Byrd robin 2 black plastic handle
My cousin has had an Endura 4 for about ten years that he's never sharpened once. Used to use it to pry and for construction.. lost the tip. Still works and if he sharpened it would be fine. Spyderco is legit for longevity.. just make sure you get a stainless steel if you don't get what a carbon steel is.
My dawson chief is my one fixed blade, but only because buck doesn't make the 124 in magnacut! My one folder would probably be a cold steel like the sr1 lite, code 4, or 4max scout. Although the ad20 with shark lock looks nice, but I don't have one…
My everyday knife, right now, is the Byrd Tern. It's pretty much,
a slipjoint Delica.
Howdy! From your neighbor in West Virginia. I have a 5yo foster kid that has a 22LR Rascal waiting for him, and he's learning the 4 main rules of firearm safety, but he's more interested in knives. You talked about the Buck in this video for a kid, but what would be a good Toddler's first knife? I bought him a CRKT wooden folder, and I see y'all have a toy SAK on your site. Would you be able to talk about some of your toddler friendly knives to help practice knife safety and fundamentals?