I plan on picking up a bronze Ti. Expensive for the size but American made. Beautiful design. You come out with a 3.75 inch blade same design and I’m all over that too.
Terrific concept. ZT needs their 5th pocket knife....but not at the price they're asking. If they need to use S30V steel and G10 scales...should be super affordable being the type of knife it is and it's intended use...a secondary knife or one you leave in your jacket or car console...
The size is perfect for EDC, who needs 5 inch blade to open up mail or cut a card board, maybe if you hunt rhinos... XD. I would use this as my only EDC knife!
Nice looking, but a little to small for me. I don't mind a small knife, but damn. Now if they made that same blade profile in a longer blade, I'd be all over it. I'm a sucker for a nicely done clip point.
Yeah im honestly surprised they even went with this design! It is very small, I knew this wasn't going to be for most people but still really cool. And your right, we don't see too many good clip points very often, which is surprising because its such a traditional design
@@KoukalKnives I also collect fixed blades, and I have 5 big Bowies, ranging from 9" to 12 1/2". all with nice clips. Love'em. Then of course, there's my Recon 1 and Code 4, both in clip points, and my Buck 110. Off hand, I think they're my only clip point folders, but I'm looking at getting a traditional or 2 with the old clip points blades. There's just something about that blade style that does it for me, lol.
i ordered one based on your review, thanks. It does seem pretty hard to flip open though, out of the box. Would be interested in hearing your thoughts on the Benchmade Outlast!
I plan on picking up a bronze Ti. Expensive for the size but American made. Beautiful design. You come out with a 3.75 inch blade same design and I’m all over that too.
Terrific concept. ZT needs their 5th pocket knife....but not at the price they're asking. If they need to use S30V steel and G10 scales...should be super affordable being the type of knife it is and it's intended use...a secondary knife or one you leave in your jacket or car console...
The size is perfect for EDC, who needs 5 inch blade to open up mail or cut a card board, maybe if you hunt rhinos... XD. I would use this as my only EDC knife!
perfect for opening mars bars ;)
The qualitiy's there, I love mine but also do t see myself using it like I would a edc. Really more a collectors knife but it is fun
100% agree!
I went from one extreme to another with Zero Tolerance. I have the ZT 0022 and the ZT 0909.
yeah for real haha thats like when I first looked at the contrast between my 0562cf and the 0022, I was like "damn...."
One of the most expensive mini knives heh pass!!
Nice looking, but a little to small for me. I don't mind a small knife, but damn. Now if they made that same blade profile in a longer blade, I'd be all over it. I'm a sucker for a nicely done clip point.
Yeah im honestly surprised they even went with this design! It is very small, I knew this wasn't going to be for most people but still really cool. And your right, we don't see too many good clip points very often, which is surprising because its such a traditional design
@@KoukalKnives I also collect fixed blades, and I have 5 big Bowies, ranging from 9" to 12 1/2". all with nice clips. Love'em. Then of course, there's my Recon 1 and Code 4, both in clip points, and my Buck 110. Off hand, I think they're my only clip point folders, but I'm looking at getting a traditional or 2 with the old clip points blades. There's just something about that blade style that does it for me, lol.
I just subscribe to your channel you got a good channel I love ZT knives keep up the great work brother 👍
Thank you!! I really appreciate it!
@@KoukalKnives that ok bro 😎👍
i ordered one based on your review, thanks. It does seem pretty hard to flip open though, out of the box. Would be interested in hearing your thoughts on the Benchmade Outlast!