Hey everyone! I'm on the lookout for a good folding knife for both everyday use and outdoor adventures. What's your go-to knife and what features do you love about it? Share your recommendations and any pics if you have them!
Best Folding Knife Recommendations
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Tim Horton
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Since I was a teen in all my years hunting, guiding, ranching I carried an Old Timer, Uncle Henry folding knife.. And in my hunting pack I carried a small camp hatchet like in the links.. These 2 tools did more field dressing, final butchering, camp chores than you can imagine.. All this in 2 different countries..
My 5 cents of experience..
https://www.estwing.com/product/sportsmans-axe-leather/
https://www.theoldtimer.com/lockblade-pioneer-clip-folder/1187224.html#prefn1=knifeType&prefv1=Folding Knife&start=1
My 5 cents of experience..
https://www.estwing.com/product/sportsmans-axe-leather/
https://www.theoldtimer.com/lockblade-pioneer-clip-folder/1187224.html#prefn1=knifeType&prefv1=Folding Knife&start=1
Hard to go wrong with a Made in USA Buck or Gerber!
Both brands also make products in Asia. I've had some Asian knives that appeared to be fine products, and I've had some that -ahem- weren't the greatest.
If a knife won't hold an edge under some moderate use… I'm not hanging onto it. I want my knife sharp, when I need it.
With apologies to Col. Towsend Whelen,
"Only sharp knives are interesting."
Both brands also make products in Asia. I've had some Asian knives that appeared to be fine products, and I've had some that -ahem- weren't the greatest.
If a knife won't hold an edge under some moderate use… I'm not hanging onto it. I want my knife sharp, when I need it.
With apologies to Col. Towsend Whelen,
"Only sharp knives are interesting."
