Hello Mr. Shabazz. Just wanted to thank you for your excellent videos. I’m a senior citizen living on a fixed income and although I cannot really afford many of the knives you review, I always learn something from your posts. Keep up the good work!
Well said Scott - I'm in a similar situation. There are many excellent budget knives out there for every day use if you're not a steel-snob or a collector of 'pretty things'. My first decent (cheap) knife was a Byrd Cara Cara 2 with 8cr13MoV steel which is good enough for me. A cheap sharpening system like the Lansky Turn Box keeps it nice enough to sharpen the grand-kids coloring pencils, peel apples, open packages and so on. Cara Cara 2 and Lansky = less than $60.....well worth it and will last longer than us..!!!! Here's a review you might like: ruclips.net/video/ELVidDXi4OQ/видео.html
Thanks, think. This helped me keep my tenuous hold on sanity. I was one of those who added to their order burden after your first review (wasn't too bad a wait but well worth it). When I saw Skaha II was out, I've been tempted -- and am still tempted but only slightly. So, I'll keep my sanity and my version one....but now that you mention it, our kitchen knives can stand an upgrade! So much for sanity.
I work at a knife store, and somebody brought in a kitchen knife from North Arms for sharpening. Really liked it, and had to looked it up. Now, here i am!
I have now been chosen to order my knife from North arms and did you see that they are offering it in carbon fiber now? I ordered mine in the carbon fiber. Can't wait will not be delivered until November 15th.
Nick, I just received my first Skaha II & am extremely impressed with the overall action, ergonomics and it’s mere simplistic genius & love it soo. Again the action is truly unique to me (so far) compared to many customs and high end production knives that I’ve handled over the years. I would love to see the “deep carry”, wire clip anchored more distal towards the butt off the lock-side scale. So the knife could be totally concealed except for the clip itself. I’m putting another order in with my absolute favorite color in mind and I’m not sure if you had thought of this yet but the first thing that you should have addressed in improvements on North Arms Knives first iteration of the Skaha that may improve their product in a rags to riches kinda way is...... First by implementing your, “All-Mighty, RUclips, Telepathy Powers” and then to call on all “Z-Hunter” Green Fans to demand (in the most humbleness of ways) the fine gentlemen at North Arms Knives to add this glorious color to their palette selection for their finely contoured G10 scales. I’m seeing on their website a chance for a possible “Neon Green” option if there is are more requests for it which may turn out just how an original “Z-Hunter” looks sitting deployed sitting on top of its box, on that dusty shelf at 7/11 with the rays of sunlight dancing off the eye-catching, rotating, glass-display-case, as all of 7/11’s fine cutlery and high-end items that are all displayed in, for all to view as everyone stands around it, literally in, “Shock And Awe” (as military strategist, Harlan Ullman coined the term in 1996 as describing it being a tactic of pressuring an enemy to give up with little fighting 🤟).... So neon green will forever be called z-hunter green, I can imagine it now. It may take another 3-4 or 6 months but I’m going to beg for Z-Hunter Green and I can wait to show it off!! (Hmmmmm, maybe blood red wire-clip.?.?. Alright that might be pushing it a bit, I’ll stick with neon green aka: z-hunter green! )🤟😉💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
Hey Nick, is the wire pocket clip on the skaha 2 the same as the spyderco’s? Only asking because I plan to change the silver clip to a black one as soon as I get mine. Silver clip is too blingy and attracts too much attention and as of now knife carrying isn’t quite socially acceptable where I live.
I really want to order one but (personal opinion) the machining lines on knives like this reminds me of Soviet era tools and their "minimum to make useable" finishing techniques. I know some people love that cnc lines design but I feel it makes knives look cheaper.
Just got the order form from Northarm Knives after a year on the wait list. They are now offering carbon fiber scales as an upgrade for about $34. Will take its place next to my purple Skaha and blue Skaha 2.
2021 I own a Skaha 1 on green (not my choice, but I got a great price on the secondary) and bought a Skaha 2 in CF (definetly my choice). During the shipping, I wanted to sell my V1 because I bought a V2. Now I, what can I say...I am weak and V1 stays right beside his brother. This knife is so damn good. V1 or V2. Both shining gems 💎
Nick, in a sad turn of events, I lost my Delica, and not in my home or something, but in public. It was there one minute and the next it was gone... Anyway, I digress. I need a new knife, the Delica was my only not-broken knife. I was going to try something different, but still similar, so I looked at the Chapparral. Then I looked at the Cutjack 3" as another, even more, budget-friendly option. Between the Chapparral and Cutjack (and maybe even the Dragonfly) which do you recommend. Which would you choose without a shadow of a doubt?
bought the skaha 2 and it is a billed. my knife has one issue. when it drops shut in a free fall it bounces off the standoff (ONCE) and that can't be a good thing, but perhaps i'm closing it wrong although I don't see how. Perhaps the pivot is not tight enough
I spend more time cutting and slicing in the kitchen than I do using my edc. Avid collector of kitchen and folders. Time to do kitchen knives too Nick. Most of your viewers probably use kitchen knives enough to be interested in good steel with a handle. And balance and design, comfort, liveliness etc. Quoting you-"It would be a good thing." Dare ya- you know you want to!
I passed on the first at $170 when my most expensive knife is $125. But the house will be paid off soon so my reconsider the upgrade from using R2D2 or Cutjack Mini as EDC knife. Should go well with my EDC Seiko Alpinist watch, just start adding the $s for leaving the house. But if not going to carry a $185-$190 knife no need to purchase one, keeps the wait list down.
Honest question... Have the R2D2 and Cutjack Mini, both jems at sub $45. Have the FF Gent and Kershaw M390 Dividend sub $90 also both jems. All blades are 3inch or under. What role or knife(s) replaced spending 4* more than D2 or 2* more than s35 or m390. I guess the real issue is the cost carry comfort curve, not that this knife is not worth it or also a jem. But as can only carry, thus keep, a limited number of knifes... Which knife out of the 5 listed would be your EDC? Why? I keep looking at cost to replace, need a different perspective, please. Edit... Also have the Dragonfly2 in Aus8. And several SAKs, most notable Harvester and Field Master that get used more than any folder I carry.
It's pretty douchey, but he's probably right. I was on some 'top 20 EDC knives' site the other day And some clown showed up in the comments telling everybody they didn't know squat and should get some real knives like the grimsmo Norseman or the Graham razel
the thing is from what I understand small american business can pretty easily apply for certain grants ect that make it easier to go from a very small facility to a mid sized one reasonably early on. whereas up here in Canada the small manufacturers tend to stay smaller.
Cedric and ada found the flipper was pretty rough on the forward finger. Check it . It was pretty bad. But I understand all hands are different. Would there be an easy fix for it? These are the GEMS that I hope you find more of. Ya I can get an m 390 integral Ti frame by TwoSun for 180 but these are 2 guys from BC and knife makers. I’d rather they get my $ than ,well who knows what the workers get at 2 sun.Hope these 2 design and make another pocket knife.
i remmember when i used to love knives i still do mut mostley persued my pasion in engines but watching you reminds me of wy i loved the elegance and buity of these amazing works if art by the way nick if you read this how do you offered these
unfair that purple disappeared for people that waited and waited for the second batch....I have the raw g10 skaha 1 and I really wanted a purple skaha 2....exotic colors were also part of the charm....
I don't like the new clip. I like that it's deeper carry, but I've never been a fan of the Spyderco wire clip style (reminds me of a paper clip, just looks and feels kinda cheap and I don't think it goes well with any knife I've seen it on). Also,I think they made the jimping on the flipper tab a little to aggressive, it tears up your finger after a while. Other than that though a great knife. I probably won't get one though, because Frankly Im impatient and don't like the idea of waiting for what could be months. That said: if anybody wants to sell theirs then please hit me up (not gonna hold my breath on that one).
Great idea for next april fools: send the folks at north arms an email titled "kitchen knife review". Just put a link to you saying "fooled ya" without any other text.
I just got one from the first batch of the second version (dated April 2018) and unfortunately the pocket clip screw isn't recessed...so the deep carry clip isn't that deep sadly..
I think the cammo green G10 they use isn't the best to highlight the quality. For me it was the blade...it looks like chromed plastic used in cars, so I get what your're saying. I have two of the first versions in the yellow (color discontinued) and in the natural. I would recommend the natural if you decide to get one. The pics don't do the knife justice. They're very lightweight but really strong.
It's the same problem people have with the Griptilian. Personally I love those ergonomic handles and don't care much about the aesthetic. The trade off for me is pocket space.
In the end, it's because US workers have to be paid more and US companies have to exercise fair buisness practices. As a result of this, however, usa made knives are generally better designed and better made: after all, if a company spends more on labor, quality control, better design, and better tolerances become a more efficient investment than hiring more people.
This knife is actually made in Canada. Still, the same rule applies I suppose. Labor costs, high corporate tax rates, all that fun stuff. It's essentially why small machine shops in China and Taiwan are able to produce full titanium knives for around the same price, and why you'd be lucky to even get full G10 and VG-10 from Japanese makers for that money.
It is about the same in Canada, but there are stricter laws about mistreating employees, and everything costs a lot more to make. That's why the Grimsmos use massive machines to do almost everything.
Considering what you’re comparing it’s a very different level in regards to quality. Hi points and budget knives don’t occupy the same market strata in their respective markets as this does.
Like feature wise, I mean. I’m sure nick isn’t so bougie as to openly claim 170 as objectively inexpensive, but if he draws competitive comparisons to like a Norseman then yeah, compared to that it’s a lil inexpensive
Hello Mr. Shabazz. Just wanted to thank you for your excellent videos. I’m a senior citizen living on a fixed income and although I cannot really afford many of the knives you review, I always learn something from your posts. Keep up the good work!
Well said Scott - I'm in a similar situation. There are many excellent budget knives out there for every day use if you're not a steel-snob or a collector of 'pretty things'. My first decent (cheap) knife was a Byrd Cara Cara 2 with 8cr13MoV steel which is good enough for me. A cheap sharpening system like the Lansky Turn Box keeps it nice enough to sharpen the grand-kids coloring pencils, peel apples, open packages and so on. Cara Cara 2 and Lansky = less than $60.....well worth it and will last longer than us..!!!! Here's a review you might like: ruclips.net/video/ELVidDXi4OQ/видео.html
What you are doing for the small knife makers is a blessing Nick.
Just got a skaha 2 in carbon fiber. Love it. Ultra smooth action, slicey blade, and so light, 2.7 oz. Was definitely worth the wait.
Any problems with voids in the CF?
@@naganuina Don't see any.
Love my skaha. Great knife, made in North America for a unbelievably good price
Mrdrcaptaintroy rub it in on those who have to wait!
Just got mine 2 days ago. This knife is much better than I thought it would be!!!
I know you don't do fixed blade reviews but I would love to see a review or an overview of the North Arm kitchen knives. Thanks
Always appreciate your reviews. This one makes me glad that I got on the waiting list last week
Thanks, think. This helped me keep my tenuous hold on sanity. I was one of those who added to their order burden after your first review (wasn't too bad a wait but well worth it). When I saw Skaha II was out, I've been tempted -- and am still tempted but only slightly. So, I'll keep my sanity and my version one....but now that you mention it, our kitchen knives can stand an upgrade! So much for sanity.
I work at a knife store, and somebody brought in a kitchen knife from North Arms for sharpening. Really liked it, and had to looked it up. Now, here i am!
I have now been chosen to order my knife from North arms and did you see that they are offering it in carbon fiber now? I ordered mine in the carbon fiber. Can't wait will not be delivered until November 15th.
Excellent review! Thankyou! The Skaha 2 is like the Kizer Gemini and the Bugout mixed with a much better detent and better quality overall!! Love it!!
Amazing trip to the past here. I can not believe I missed this video and therefore forgot to get one until now.
Nick, I just received my first Skaha II & am extremely impressed with the overall action, ergonomics and it’s mere simplistic genius & love it soo. Again the action is truly unique to me (so far) compared to many customs and high end production knives that I’ve handled over the years. I would love to see the “deep carry”, wire clip anchored more distal towards the butt off the lock-side scale. So the knife could be totally concealed except for the clip itself. I’m putting another order in with my absolute favorite color in mind and I’m not sure if you had thought of this yet but the first thing that you should have addressed in improvements on North Arms Knives first iteration of the Skaha that may improve their product in a rags to riches kinda way is...... First by implementing your, “All-Mighty, RUclips, Telepathy Powers” and then to call on all “Z-Hunter” Green Fans to demand (in the most humbleness of ways) the fine gentlemen at North Arms Knives to add this glorious color to their palette selection for their finely contoured G10 scales. I’m seeing on their website a chance for a possible “Neon Green” option if there is are more requests for it which may turn out just how an original “Z-Hunter” looks sitting deployed sitting on top of its box, on that dusty shelf at 7/11 with the rays of sunlight dancing off the eye-catching, rotating, glass-display-case, as all of 7/11’s fine cutlery and high-end items that are all displayed in, for all to view as everyone stands around it, literally in, “Shock And Awe” (as military strategist, Harlan Ullman coined the term in 1996 as describing it being a tactic of pressuring an enemy to give up with little fighting 🤟).... So neon green will forever be called z-hunter green, I can imagine it now. It may take another 3-4 or 6 months but I’m going to beg for Z-Hunter Green and I can wait to show it off!! (Hmmmmm, maybe blood red wire-clip.?.?. Alright that might be pushing it a bit, I’ll stick with neon green aka: z-hunter green! )🤟😉💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
As always a great and entertaining review, thanks Nick!
Wish they would make micarta scales, think it would look like a modern interpretation of a spear point traditional.
Nick is your elbow hyperextended from patting yourself on the back? I mean everyone except Apostle P have the Skaha rave reviews.
Hey Nick, is the wire pocket clip on the skaha 2 the same as the spyderco’s? Only asking because I plan to change the silver clip to a black one as soon as I get mine. Silver clip is too blingy and attracts too much attention and as of now knife carrying isn’t quite socially acceptable where I live.
I really want to order one but (personal opinion) the machining lines on knives like this reminds me of Soviet era tools and their "minimum to make useable" finishing techniques. I know some people love that cnc lines design but I feel it makes knives look cheaper.
Just got the order form from Northarm Knives after a year on the wait list. They are now offering carbon fiber scales as an upgrade for about $34. Will take its place next to my purple Skaha and blue Skaha 2.
The flipper tab on my gen 1 Skaha is nice and chamfered all around. Feels great.
2021 I own a Skaha 1 on green (not my choice, but I got a great price on the secondary) and bought a Skaha 2 in CF (definetly my choice). During the shipping, I wanted to sell my V1 because I bought a V2. Now I, what can I say...I am weak and V1 stays right beside his brother. This knife is so damn good. V1 or V2. Both shining gems 💎
Waiting for my opportunity to get one.worth the wait to support the lil guys that can!
I’ve been going crazy waiting for mine to come up.. can’t wait 😊
You should do a Collab with them and do a limited edition North Arm Skabazz 👍 😁
Thanks for the look Nick, I like it! Id get one if my "to get" list wasnt so full as is. Take care bud
Nick, in a sad turn of events, I lost my Delica, and not in my home or something, but in public. It was there one minute and the next it was gone... Anyway, I digress. I need a new knife, the Delica was my only not-broken knife. I was going to try something different, but still similar, so I looked at the Chapparral. Then I looked at the Cutjack 3" as another, even more, budget-friendly option. Between the Chapparral and Cutjack (and maybe even the Dragonfly) which do you recommend. Which would you choose without a shadow of a doubt?
4 years later, what did you choose?
Just got the latest version in the mail today! I think you will like it even more.
Wire clips are the best clips! great upgrade, now im even more inclined to pick one up
The stamped logo needs a makeover, IMO, and still unsure about the CNC line’s aesthetics. Nice spring/summer carry or one helluva party favor!
bought the skaha 2 and it is a billed. my knife has one issue. when it drops shut in a free fall it bounces off the standoff (ONCE) and that can't be a good thing, but perhaps i'm closing it wrong although I don't see how. Perhaps the pivot is not tight enough
I spend more time cutting and slicing in the kitchen than I do using my edc. Avid collector of kitchen and folders. Time to do kitchen knives too Nick. Most of your viewers probably use kitchen knives enough to be interested in good steel with a handle. And balance and design, comfort, liveliness etc. Quoting you-"It would be a good thing." Dare ya- you know you want to!
Just got my skaha 2 with carbon fiber scales it's awesome
Such a bang for the buck knife
I passed on the first at $170 when my most expensive knife is $125. But the house will be paid off soon so my reconsider the upgrade from using R2D2 or Cutjack Mini as EDC knife.
Should go well with my EDC Seiko Alpinist watch, just start adding the $s for leaving the house. But if not going to carry a $185-$190 knife no need to purchase one, keeps the wait list down.
I pay for my Skaha 2 tomorrow. The wait was 15 months. Everyone I spoke with says it is easily worth the wait.
Great review! Great knife!
Honest question...
Have the R2D2 and Cutjack Mini, both jems at sub $45.
Have the FF Gent and Kershaw M390 Dividend sub $90 also both jems.
All blades are 3inch or under.
What role or knife(s) replaced spending 4* more than D2 or 2* more than s35 or m390.
I guess the real issue is the cost carry comfort curve, not that this knife is not worth it or also a jem. But as can only carry, thus keep, a limited number of knifes...
Which knife out of the 5 listed would be your EDC? Why?
I keep looking at cost to replace, need a different perspective, please.
Edit... Also have the Dragonfly2 in Aus8. And several SAKs, most notable Harvester and Field Master that get used more than any folder I carry.
Would love to see kitchen knife reviews here too.
The best knife ever made
That sound it makes🤤
My gen2 doesn’t have a recessed clip screw. I received mine 2 weeks ago. I guess yours got the recessed clip.👍 great knife nonetheless
You should take more credit for the high demand for this knife.
It's pretty douchey, but he's probably right. I was on some 'top 20 EDC knives' site the other day And some clown showed up in the comments telling everybody they didn't know squat and should get some real knives like the grimsmo Norseman or the Graham razel
the thing is from what I understand small american business can pretty easily apply for certain grants ect that make it easier to go from a very small facility to a mid sized one reasonably early on. whereas up here in Canada the small manufacturers tend to stay smaller.
Cedric and ada found the flipper was pretty rough on the forward finger. Check it . It was pretty bad. But I understand all hands are different. Would there be an easy fix for it? These are the GEMS that I hope you find more of. Ya I can get an m 390 integral Ti frame by TwoSun for 180 but these are 2 guys from BC and knife makers. I’d rather they get my $ than ,well who knows what the workers get at 2 sun.Hope these 2 design and make another pocket knife.
i remmember when i used to love knives i still do mut mostley persued my pasion in engines but watching you reminds me of wy i loved the elegance and buity of these amazing works if art by the way nick if you read this how do you offered these
i've been on a waitlist for like 8 months already and I've still got another 10 to go
I can sell you mine when I get it in June
@@Ryan-mj6rc I appreciate it Ryan...I've got mine now :) Love it though! I'm sure somebody will take you up on the offer though to skip the line!
Ryan you still have one for sale?
Update: According to Mike at North Arm, they are expanding their capacity to build the skaha II. He emailed me yesterday.
I would love to see a 4-inch version of this knife with clip points and tantos with a deeper pocket clip.
Kinda looks like the engraving on the blade is shallower?
Do you mean the logo or cnc lines?
Dylan Workman The logo
I've been waiting several months now... ugh... i cant wait.... please please hurry guys...
On a side note, I'm still happy with my lynx.
I’m tempted to get one in the royal blue
YMMV, but my Skaha 2 cost me about $204 shipped. Wondering what people actually paid, in full, for their V1s.
Franky and Bird will be very happy!
I am on wait list and estimate is 19 months.
Very nice !!!
Wish they made it smaller. But with a sub 3 inch blade you need a good design handle to make it nice in the hand.(like a delica)
The lock bar cutout looks a little different too
jandlp14 its the same, the clip being differant makes the knife sit differently on a table so it looks like its changed
unfair that purple disappeared for people that waited and waited for the second batch....I have the raw g10 skaha 1 and I really wanted a purple skaha 2....exotic colors were also part of the charm....
you could also if you wanted to take the time and rite dye the g10,
I always come back to see the "little guy."
Wish they were still doing purple G10 :(
No kidding, I was really bummed when they didn't have it this last batch. I'm hoping they get some in for a future run.
I don't like the new clip. I like that it's deeper carry, but I've never been a fan of the Spyderco wire clip style (reminds me of a paper clip, just looks and feels kinda cheap and I don't think it goes well with any knife I've seen it on).
Also,I think they made the jimping on the flipper tab a little to aggressive, it tears up your finger after a while.
Other than that though a great knife. I probably won't get one though, because Frankly Im impatient and don't like the idea of waiting for what could be months. That said: if anybody wants to sell theirs then please hit me up (not gonna hold my breath on that one).
Somebody has a big head today...
Nice knives for sure , but i would like to a non-flipper version
“The universe has some justice” 😂🤣
Great idea for next april fools: send the folks at north arms an email titled "kitchen knife review". Just put a link to you saying "fooled ya" without any other text.
I just got one from the first batch of the second version (dated April 2018) and unfortunately the pocket clip screw isn't recessed...so the deep carry clip isn't that deep sadly..
A very nice looking knife. I'm jumping on the bandwagon.
Yeah I'll just wait until like December when people may or may not have forgotten about this video to try for one XD
Im just glad i got on the books 2 days ago. Haha! X)
Mine should be arriving in 2 days. DHL makes me nervous with their sketchy tracking system.
Update - The knife just arrived unannounced two days early in my mailbox. No update from DHL and no tracking info from the transfer to USPS.
Must be nice to be able to call a $170 knife "inexpensive".
LossVegas ....yes it is nice
Gotta pay to play brah
The poors are at it again
Still waiting for the Carbon Fiber Skaha.
EXACTLY!!
I don't know if you heard but there's now a Carbon fiber option for an extra $40
Nick, it’s all your fault...that I will end up buying two of these. I can’t wait for my name to get drawn for production.
I've been on the list..... still waiting...and I'll wait, I'll wait.
Must be a Canadian thing to start a knife company with just two family members...getting a Grimsmo Norseman or Rask is also an eternal wait...
4 more months till I get my chance to buy one!!
Between this and the new BHQ exclusive Native 5, my wallet just aches at the thought
I FINALLY GOT MINE TODAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY hallelujah
Yeah I know I'm still on the waiting list
Every review I have seen on this knife is positive. Something about it just looks cheap to me though.
It's the way the G10 is done. It makes it look really cheap and plastic-y
I think the cammo green G10 they use isn't the best to highlight the quality. For me it was the blade...it looks like chromed plastic used in cars, so I get what your're saying. I have two of the first versions in the yellow (color discontinued) and in the natural. I would recommend the natural if you decide to get one. The pics don't do the knife justice. They're very lightweight but really strong.
It's the same problem people have with the Griptilian. Personally I love those ergonomic handles and don't care much about the aesthetic. The trade off for me is pocket space.
Imagine how good it would be if it didn’t look like an oyster shucker
Did you say orange?
Nick is that you?? The orange Spydk guy!
Baker White yes sir.
They probably have a “Nick alert” flashing red light that goes off when you mention them. 🚨 Nice problem to have, though!
I ordered and it took a couple years for them to say they were ready. By then I lost interest.
@Shabazz idk if you remember but almost half way to you edcing a zombie killer for a whole week
Warning! Owning one of these causes narcolepsy. Is that a scandi grind?
265 USD as of Sept 2024 Approx 6 week lead time
Probably not as hard to get as a Grimsmo... for now.
These are the best colorways Imo
Why do US made knives cost so much? Is it all about quality? Discuss.
In the end, it's because US workers have to be paid more and US companies have to exercise fair buisness practices. As a result of this, however, usa made knives are generally better designed and better made: after all, if a company spends more on labor, quality control, better design, and better tolerances become a more efficient investment than hiring more people.
This knife is actually made in Canada. Still, the same rule applies I suppose. Labor costs, high corporate tax rates, all that fun stuff.
It's essentially why small machine shops in China and Taiwan are able to produce full titanium knives for around the same price, and why you'd be lucky to even get full G10 and VG-10 from Japanese makers for that money.
mooseclappin11
Where it gets exposed is when they have it made in China and don't emphasize the fact.
Landrew0 it depends on the brand, but that's definitely true. My Kizer has a big "made in China" sticker on the blade out of the box, lol.
It is about the same in Canada, but there are stricter laws about mistreating employees, and everything costs a lot more to make. That's why the Grimsmos use massive machines to do almost everything.
Poor guys! The price of fame.
Mark Tudor ....terrible problem to have ;)
👍🏻🇨🇦
Inexpensive. Sure.
>lil inexpensive
>170 bucks
nah thnx ill buy 20 budget german knives or a hi point pistol instead
Mohamed Shwesh thats inexpensive to alot of knife collectors including me.
Mohamed Shwesh great price for what you're getting. They could make it $200-$225 and sell every one they make.
Considering what you’re comparing it’s a very different level in regards to quality. Hi points and budget knives don’t occupy the same market strata in their respective markets as this does.
I think he’s referring to knives of comparable and similar standout qualities
Like feature wise, I mean. I’m sure nick isn’t so bougie as to openly claim 170 as objectively inexpensive, but if he draws competitive comparisons to like a Norseman then yeah, compared to that it’s a lil inexpensive
No offense man but you act like everything is sharp 😂
Shame on you. People hate when their businesses explode and can sell as many of their product as they are willing to produce!
Blah! It looks like a butter knife. Boring blade
3th
Wow....you may think a little too highly of yourself.
Pass; that wierd pocket clip qwerk makes me not want it ever.