Man those are badass. Kyle I heard you on a podcast discussing civil war battles. As you know, they renamed alotta army bases. Did you know that the South signed the ceasefire with a condition being these southern army bases would be named after southern officers? Theyre in breech of contract! I live by ft polk in La. Whatever its called now. Also, have you read the book about capt jack hinson?
Mine in black with the gold lattice came a few weeks ago. Absolutely love it. You know when a knife was made with intentionality and when a knife was just another design to sell more knives for a brand. WE Knives did well to work with you. The shape fills the grip well for work. The edge of the blade feels easy to put to ask. The opening is a Wolverine comic panel "snikt" and the blade rests back into the detent with a feel of precision. So much of the pleasure of this knife is the feel of it. I'm a lefty and I don't move the clip on the scales on any of my knives. Left-handed the Rekker feels solid. The lattice design is etched into the scales and it provides great traction for the fingertips when opening the knife. The clip gives the frame breathing room so that the hand doesn't get in the way of the opening. The jimping is excellent, adding traction for the flipper for opening and adding to the grip when it acts as guard when opened.
Seems nice but these "Premium" knives ate just way to expensive. These are over $200. And I know Spyderco and bench made, and several others are even more expensive, but for me these knives don't do anything that a $40 Gerber doesn't. I'll spend a bit more on a firearm/light/optic/holster but for a knive that isn't gonna be much more then utility tool id never spend more then 100 max, and realistically have never went above 50 bucks.
Man those are badass. Kyle I heard you on a podcast discussing civil war battles. As you know, they renamed alotta army bases. Did you know that the South signed the ceasefire with a condition being these southern army bases would be named after southern officers? Theyre in breech of contract! I live by ft polk in La. Whatever its called now. Also, have you read the book about capt jack hinson?
I have a black one on the way! First knife of 2024.
Mine in black with the gold lattice came a few weeks ago. Absolutely love it. You know when a knife was made with intentionality and when a knife was just another design to sell more knives for a brand. WE Knives did well to work with you.
The shape fills the grip well for work. The edge of the blade feels easy to put to ask. The opening is a Wolverine comic panel "snikt" and the blade rests back into the detent with a feel of precision. So much of the pleasure of this knife is the feel of it.
I'm a lefty and I don't move the clip on the scales on any of my knives. Left-handed the Rekker feels solid. The lattice design is etched into the scales and it provides great traction for the fingertips when opening the knife. The clip gives the frame breathing room so that the hand doesn't get in the way of the opening. The jimping is excellent, adding traction for the flipper for opening and adding to the grip when it acts as guard when opened.
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Seems nice but these "Premium" knives ate just way to expensive. These are over $200.
And I know Spyderco and bench made, and several others are even more expensive, but for me these knives don't do anything that a $40 Gerber doesn't.
I'll spend a bit more on a firearm/light/optic/holster but for a knive that isn't gonna be much more then utility tool id never spend more then 100 max, and realistically have never went above 50 bucks.