i live in the UK and i like to buy quality USA made knifes as a collection ,i dont really care about laws ..i love the craftsmanship .....its got to the best ,hand made ,not churned out by CHINA ok
I just purchased the HK Nitrous Blitz and the Benchmade Osborne Barrage 581. Both are great knives. The HK is extremely light and the sharpest knife I have ever owned.
Agreed, Benchmade Barrage assist is the best, just ordered a custom Barrage Tanto M4 to replace a Barrage drop point 154 cm that may or may not be lost. 154 cm sucks, but the action is so good it was my favorite. Yeat, serrated knives aren't as pretty, but if cutting rope is on your agenda it's a lot handier than my prefered rope cutting tools: Block, Chisel, and Mallet. Not to mention it's a pretty good eviscerator..
+Ned Moore Could be a great knife if it had a more reliable lock. They should make a version that has a sub-frame lock like the knockout., or a flipper version.
I have a Benchmade barrage and its my EDC and has been for six years. It's incredibly tough and worth the 130 buck price tag. It has a safety lock to lock it open and that makes it almost as sturdy as a fixed blade. Save your money and buy the Benchmade
I have the Schrade Magic assist, and when I got it I was very impressed. Fantastic value for that knife. My only complaint was that the blade steel is a little less than I had hoped for (it is 4043 steel) and that particular knife is available without serrations.
I just bought the poker plus which I feel is a very well built knife at a reasonable price at around $10 US. It has a string cutter on one end and it is a spring assist open knife Definitely should be on the top ten list in my opinion.
I think knife hog dropped the ball on this one. knives like the Leek are assisted open, not spring assisted. This is a major difference, and one of the reasons assisted open was invented in the first place. In some states, spring assisted knives are illegal, assisted open is not. The difference is subtle, but the way they work allows certain assisted opening system, such as the Kershaw speed safe, to get around certain knife laws.
+John Galt Good knife but always pushed as tactical which isn't so good with such a slick handle/poor grip. Owned the mini WARN edition should have never sold it.
Yes I agree ,but there were a couple in the list that deserved to be. I dont understand why there weren't any Kabars, Meyerco, or a Gerber Auto 06 10th anniversary...
I just bought the Benchmade Osborne barrage and it's just as good as this review makes it out to be if not better. My everyday carry knife I use for everything.
+MarkDavid, I too, had recently bought a Benchmade 580 Barrage, and I have been nothing but happy with it. It's light enough to go in my pocket without weighing me down, yet sturdy enough and thick enough to have a substantial feel in my hand. I have never had any knives in the past, that just feel as good as this one does.
i feel as though the H&K Flak should have been on. its very underated but its very fast and sharp. the steel is decent and so is the grip but for being a cheaper knife its very well made
Hey I'm wondering, are there any certain pocket knives illegal here in California cause I know butterfly knives are and which pocket knives are really worth their price?
+LazyMcLazy Gamer California is a little difficult to deal with when it comes to knife carry laws. For instance, it is illegal to carry and own spring loaded knives, gravity knives, switchblades, ballistic knives, belt buckle knives, cane swords, undetectable knives, lip stick case knives, writing pen knives and balisongs. Other than this, it is legal to open carry any type of pocket knife. Conceal carry in this state continues to be a problem for certain knives so we suggest avoiding this entirely and only open carry. Which pocket knife would be worth the money to carry in this state? Well, it really depends on what kind of knife you're looking for? Do you want an EDC that you can use for utility purposes? Do you want more of a tactical knife? What brand are you interested in the most? Depending on what you'd like to use it for, your choice can be influenced by many factors. We here at KnifeHog do suggest you pick a pocket knife with a high quality blade steel that will fit your needs and that is large enough to handle many cutting tasks, but short/compact enough to open carry comfortably. If you'd like to get a better idea of what kind of pocket knife you'd want, head over to KnifeHog.com and look into our large selection of pocket knives and EDC's. Also, until October 31st, enjoy 10% off your initial purchase on the site with promo code WELCOMEBACK. Thank you for your question, and we hope this information helps!
+KnifeHog I thank you very much for replying! I am just looking for a knife that I can carry around daily that I will be helpful for cutting and situations when a knife is needed, so I'm basically just looking for a knife I can carry around daily that is very useful, I'm also looking for durability in the knife like the screws, an easy access safety lock that won't break easily but regarding the blade, I'm not too into serrated I'm more into the straight blades that will cut straight through very well like serrated ones..thanks!!
+KnifeHog Actually, do you have any recommendations for regular assisted and coil assisted knives, excluding spring that is very sharp with a smooth 3 inch or less blade? Thanks
+LazyMcLazy Gamer Of course we have some recommendations! Take a look at our top 3 picks based on your specifications: SOG Flash I FSA7-CP ($34.99) www.knifehog.com/sog-flash-i-folding-knife-straight-edge-satin-fsa7-cp.html This knife features a discreet 2.5”, AUS-8 steel blade and a strong GRN handle that will provide your hand with an incredibly sturdy grip. What we like most about this knife is Sog’s Assisted Technology and the piston lock that is associated with it. Deploy the razor sharp blade in a pinch when you need it and then lock it up with the confidence that it will not prematurely deploy in your pocket. This is our #1 choice for anyone looking for a compact assisted open pocket knife with a tough blade under 3”! Kershaw Scallion 1620OL ($41.99) www.knifehog.com/kershaw-scallion-aluminum-olive-drab-knife-1620ol-1998.html Featuring an extremely compact structure and 2 ¼” blade, this a great choice for a pocket knife. The blade is constructed of a very tough 420HC steel and this knife is fitted with kershaw’s SpeedSafe assisted opening mechanism. We suggest this one because it’s tough enough to handle all types of everyday cutting tasks but is compact enough to slip your pocket without it feeling uncomfortable. Definitely worth the money. CRKT Heiho 2900 ($35.99) www.knifehog.com/crkt-heiho-knife-2900.html Although the blade is at 3”, We’re suggesting it because it features a razor sharp AUS 8 steel blade, a dual grind modified tanto tip and a polished G-10 handle for a comfortable grip. CRKT’s patented AutoLAWKS mechanism keeps the blade tight and in place while the OutBurst technology flings the blade open in a quick and smooth manner. We hope you like these recommendations and don't forget: If you purchase one of these, or any other knife on our site, get 10% off with the discount code WELCOMEBACK!
+KnifeHog thanks again for replying, I don't want to waste your time but would it be possible for you guys to upload a top folding knife video including folding karambits? Thank you very much for your time
Kershaw Blur is the thumbnail, yet nowhere in the list, despite being an exceptional knife, especially for the money. Standard RUclips clickbait protocol.
***** You know, it was just one out of the 6 Tac-Force knives that gave me problems, I bitched to fast. It's not uncommon to find a lemon in the whole lot, this one just happened to be mine. I'll buy another
Sam G why not tac force. I personally never had any bad knives from them, although truth be told the seatbelt cutters suck but why would you need a seatbelt cutter when you have a knife
I am looking for a knife but I can't find one with what I am looking for. I am looking for a thumb stud only, tanto bade ,in all black (no flipper) could you help me find one?
the schrade knife could be omitted to accept the ZT Hinderer. ZT needs to be mentioned in order to take this list seriously. Well made video. Keep up the good work!
+jackson pasfield Unfortunately, we believe that this knife is still on the prohibited weapons list in Australia. After looking into this further, we've found that if you do want to own a knife like this in Australia, you will need to obtain a permit and there will still be restrictions. Although, there are certain folding knives, non spring assisted ones, that are legal to own in this country. Thank you for your question and we hope this helps!
None. And as far as customs are concerned if it can be opened with one hand no matter the type of folder or if its legal in your state they will confiscate it and send you a letter threatening legal action if you try and import a prohibited weapon again. NSW is the most over regulated nanny state in the most over regulated nanny country !!
+Eddie King AGREED!!! I have a small collection of knifes and that knife is Super!! Knockout has to be one of the best knifes for the money. I LOVE mine and I plan to start a Knockout collection one day...
KnifeKrazy I've been carrying my knockout for a few years and I love it. I wear tighter fitting jeans so the slim profile is comfortable in my pocket and the blade stays razor sharp
I'd go with the Pro-tech TR-5. The Kershaw knockout should have made the list. There hasn't been a single CRKT knife that hasn't disappointed me with their steel quality and let's not even discuss SOG or Gerber. Benchmade always pleases. The only budget blades that are constantly any good are Kershaw. This has just been my experience.
regarding the SOG trident, i honestly don't feel like AUS-8 is a good enough steel for what they're charging. would rather see a newer, better alloy for a knife that high in quality otherwise.
Spring Assisted knives, sometimes called assisted opening knives, are the types of folding knives. These knives are the multipurpose knives that can serve multiple tasks, including self defense. Here are the eight reasons that determine that these knives must be your preferred choice. www.cutlerywholesaler.com/8-reasons-spring-assisted-knives-should-be-your-preferred-choice
A fucking half serrations half tanto SCHRADE made the list of the top 10 best spring assisted knives higher than fucking benchmade and the kershaw leek..... Did you guys have this list in reverse or something?!!?!
Evan N I have never owned a Schrade that didn't feel like a swap meet knife. Chinese knockoffs (ganzo, enlan, sanramu) have surpassed them in quality at a lower price point and that's sad to say about an american based company.
I just picked up a schrade knife from Smoky Mountain knife works, I bought it for several reasons, but mainly because the blade is ceramic...I know you guys are saying that fucking guy's a idiot. I payed a whole $6 for it, and have literally given it hell, it's edge retention is amazing, its almost as if the ceramic was mixed with a type of metal. Hell. it looks like a steel blade, but isn't...Schrade is just like many knives, you win some, you lose some...but I don't leave home without my Spyderco Paramilitary 2, ok I'm done rambling now....
None of these are spring assisted, they all use a tension bar that causes the knife to open very quickly not a spring. They are called assisted opening knives not spring assisted
wtf are you talking about? quit talking out your ass cause you don't no shit! obvs you don't have any of these knives or you wouldn't have made a comment like that!. more then half the knives on this list are spring assisted and yes have spring coils in them! including the number 1 benchmade barrage. there's like one knife on that list with a torsion bar but there still referred to as spring assisted or assisted opening.
Ben Ritchie Blur is good for the money. That was one of my first spring assist knives. But after owning Benchmade I know what an extra $100-150 will get you. Super high quality and a company who stands behind their products.
I'm my opinion I like a knife without a thumb stud a comfortable blade stopper without any teeth like how a old knife that I used to widle with had the realise on the back that you push down a it let go of the blade but I can understand the blade shown on the video they all look like they could help in alot of problems
yes, most states would like you to have a valid hunting or fishing license to own them though, I'm a hunter so i never really worry about the validity of my circumstances
The Kershaw blue was not on the list. Been carrying one for 5 years. Has yet to fail me. I do make use of it in my feral pig hunts. Awesome camp knife.
How is price a determination of quality with knives? $5 is probably how much it cost Benchmade to make a knife before they mark it up for the consumer that uses false word of mouth to buy instead of actual quality.
Without a doubt, the Kershaw Blur.
kershaw blur should of definitely been in the top 3
i live in the UK and i like to buy quality USA made knifes as a collection ,i dont really care about laws ..i love the craftsmanship .....its got to the best ,hand made ,not churned out by CHINA ok
I just purchased the HK Nitrous Blitz and the Benchmade Osborne Barrage 581. Both are great knives. The HK is extremely light and the sharpest knife I have ever owned.
Agreed. I can't imagine why the Blitz isn't on every tops list for best knives to own and carry.
Agreed, Benchmade Barrage assist is the best, just ordered a custom Barrage Tanto M4 to replace a Barrage drop point 154 cm that may or may not be lost. 154 cm sucks, but the action is so good it was my favorite.
Yeat, serrated knives aren't as pretty, but if cutting rope is on your agenda it's a lot handier than my prefered rope cutting tools: Block, Chisel, and Mallet. Not to mention it's a pretty good eviscerator..
Blur! I have a mini barrage. Great knife. #1!!! But the Blur should be on the list at number 2.
Kershaw Blur: thin, fabulous blade shape and steel, great scales.
+Ned Moore Could be a great knife if it had a more reliable lock. They should make a version that has a sub-frame lock like the knockout., or a flipper version.
+beefyb93 Lock is fine, I've never had a problem with it, and it fires out like a rocket! Love that S30V recurve knife!
+Ned Moore my blur lock operates perfectly.
I have a Benchmade barrage and its my EDC and has been for six years. It's incredibly tough and worth the 130 buck price tag. It has a safety lock to lock it open and that makes it almost as sturdy as a fixed blade. Save your money and buy the Benchmade
Should have added the BENCHMADE Griptillian 551 and the 810 CONTEGO. Both outstanding knives and the BenchMade RIFT.
Ken Onion's Blur is a good EDC
The main manufacturer is actually Kershaw the design is indeed designed by Ken Onion.
They are all really good
I have a crkt endorser ive carried it for 2 years and it's still good as new..(bare in mind I keep my tools clean and sharp)
I have the Schrade Magic assist, and when I got it I was very impressed. Fantastic value for that knife. My only complaint was that the blade steel is a little less than I had hoped for (it is 4043 steel) and that particular knife is available without serrations.
I just bought the poker plus which I feel is a very well built knife at a reasonable price at around $10 US. It has a string cutter on one end and it is a spring assist open knife Definitely should be on the top ten list in my opinion.
Need to know where they are made! thank you.
You missed the Kershaw cryo2
I think knife hog dropped the ball on this one. knives like the Leek are assisted open, not spring assisted. This is a major difference, and one of the reasons assisted open was invented in the first place. In some states, spring assisted knives are illegal, assisted open is not. The difference is subtle, but the way they work allows certain assisted opening system, such as the Kershaw speed safe, to get around certain knife laws.
I think I am in love
I can find no flaws with the Barrage. Great steel, quick deployment.
+John Galt Good knife but always pushed as tactical which isn't so good with such a slick handle/poor grip. Owned the mini WARN edition should have never sold it.
Yes I agree ,but there were a couple in the list that deserved to be. I dont understand why there weren't any Kabars, Meyerco, or a Gerber Auto 06 10th anniversary...
I love your videos!!!!!
the Kershaw blur
I just bought the Benchmade Osborne barrage and it's just as good as this review makes it out to be if not better. My everyday carry knife I use for everything.
+MarkDavid, I too, had recently bought a Benchmade 580 Barrage, and I have been nothing but happy with it. It's light enough to go in my pocket without weighing me down, yet sturdy enough and thick enough to have a substantial feel in my hand. I have never had any knives in the past, that just feel as good as this one does.
I used to carry a sog flash 2 back when it was about 70. I was so mad when I lost it. Easily my favorite pocket knife.
Hope all is well with you and yours .
Trying to find recent vids to no avail .
Do you have a new or another channel??
Thanks again .🤠
i feel as though the H&K Flak should have been on. its very underated but its very fast and sharp. the steel is decent and so is the grip but for being a cheaper knife its very well made
Hey I'm wondering, are there any certain pocket knives illegal here in California cause I know butterfly knives are and which pocket knives are really worth their price?
+LazyMcLazy Gamer California is a little difficult to deal with when it comes to knife carry laws. For instance, it is illegal to carry and own spring loaded knives, gravity knives, switchblades, ballistic knives, belt buckle knives, cane swords, undetectable knives, lip stick case knives, writing pen knives and balisongs. Other than this, it is legal to open carry any type of pocket knife. Conceal carry in this state continues to be a problem for certain knives so we suggest avoiding this entirely and only open carry. Which pocket knife would be worth the money to carry in this state? Well, it really depends on what kind of knife you're looking for? Do you want an EDC that you can use for utility purposes? Do you want more of a tactical knife? What brand are you interested in the most? Depending on what you'd like to use it for, your choice can be influenced by many factors. We here at KnifeHog do suggest you pick a pocket knife with a high quality blade steel that will fit your needs and that is large enough to handle many cutting tasks, but short/compact enough to open carry comfortably. If you'd like to get a better idea of what kind of pocket knife you'd want, head over to KnifeHog.com and look into our large selection of pocket knives and EDC's. Also, until October 31st, enjoy 10% off your initial purchase on the site with promo code WELCOMEBACK. Thank you for your question, and we hope this information helps!
+KnifeHog
I thank you very much for replying! I am just looking for a knife that I can carry around daily that I will be helpful for cutting and situations when a knife is needed, so I'm basically just looking for a knife I can carry around daily that is very useful, I'm also looking for durability in the knife like the screws, an easy access safety lock that won't break easily but regarding the blade, I'm not too into serrated I'm more into the straight blades that will cut straight through very well like serrated ones..thanks!!
+KnifeHog
Actually, do you have any recommendations for regular assisted and coil assisted knives, excluding spring that is very sharp with a smooth 3 inch or less blade? Thanks
+LazyMcLazy Gamer Of course we have some recommendations! Take a look at our top 3 picks based on your specifications:
SOG Flash I FSA7-CP ($34.99)
www.knifehog.com/sog-flash-i-folding-knife-straight-edge-satin-fsa7-cp.html
This knife features a discreet 2.5”, AUS-8 steel blade and a strong GRN handle that will provide your hand with an incredibly sturdy grip. What we like most about this knife is Sog’s Assisted Technology and the piston lock that is associated with it. Deploy the razor sharp blade in a pinch when you need it and then lock it up with the confidence that it will not prematurely deploy in your pocket. This is our #1 choice for anyone looking for a compact assisted open pocket knife with a tough blade under 3”!
Kershaw Scallion 1620OL ($41.99)
www.knifehog.com/kershaw-scallion-aluminum-olive-drab-knife-1620ol-1998.html
Featuring an extremely compact structure and 2 ¼” blade, this a great choice for a pocket knife. The blade is constructed of a very tough 420HC steel and this knife is fitted with kershaw’s SpeedSafe assisted opening mechanism. We suggest this one because it’s tough enough to handle all types of everyday cutting tasks but is compact enough to slip your pocket without it feeling uncomfortable. Definitely worth the money.
CRKT Heiho 2900 ($35.99)
www.knifehog.com/crkt-heiho-knife-2900.html
Although the blade is at 3”, We’re suggesting it because it features a razor sharp AUS 8 steel blade, a dual grind modified tanto tip and a polished G-10 handle for a comfortable grip. CRKT’s patented AutoLAWKS mechanism keeps the blade tight and in place while the OutBurst technology flings the blade open in a quick and smooth manner.
We hope you like these recommendations and don't forget: If you purchase one of these, or any other knife on our site, get 10% off with the discount code WELCOMEBACK!
+KnifeHog thanks again for replying, I don't want to waste your time but would it be possible for you guys to upload a top folding knife video including folding karambits? Thank you very much for your time
Very very good
Kershaw Blur is the thumbnail, yet nowhere in the list, despite being an exceptional knife, especially for the money. Standard RUclips clickbait protocol.
Lol they would put that as the clickbait for us Blur users
striker spring assisted knifes should be on here. They are realllyyy good.
Is there an advantage to Tanto blades vs. curved blades? I have only used curved or straight blades due to ease of sharpening them.
Tanto blades have an extra level of penetration, that's pretty much it...
I love my quickfire!
What about Gerber Combat Folder, covert auto?
the kershaw blur should definitely be in this list
crkt ignitor have been abusing mine for like 3 years now and it's still my edc
Love my Leek own several only thing I carry now.
Are these knives legal in Victoria Australia?
I am glad you didn't mention Tac-Force, how about a Bowie knife review
Sam G Check out our Top 10 Hunting Knives video! A Bowie knife review will be done soon!
ruclips.net/video/HeJsRXngirQ/видео.html
*****
You know, it was just one out of the 6 Tac-Force knives that gave me problems, I bitched to fast. It's not uncommon to find a lemon in the whole lot, this one just happened to be mine. I'll buy another
+Nuclear Gaming and its 10 dollars. And it is sharp
Sam G My problem is that the metal doesn't stay sharp and I often have to sharpen it Everytime after use. I like my knives razor sharp though.
Sam G why not tac force. I personally never had any bad knives from them, although truth be told the seatbelt cutters suck but why would you need a seatbelt cutter when you have a knife
I am looking for a knife but I can't find one with what I am looking for. I am looking for a thumb stud only, tanto bade ,in all black (no flipper) could you help me find one?
Cold steel recon
its a fixed blade. not a folder
plus cold steel are rubbish
I have the benchmade brilliant knife 😀
the schrade knife could be omitted to accept the ZT Hinderer. ZT needs to be mentioned in order to take this list seriously. Well made video. Keep up the good work!
No. 1: Cold Steel Swift & Swift II disc.
Is spring assist legal in nz
I love the CAN NOT FOCUS MUSIC which shreds the Voice Over content.....keep screw-in it up, AWESOME DUDE !
you should have tested some of the gerbers & kershaws.
would've loved to see the Smith and Wesson SWMP9 or SWMP4 on this list. Any reason why it didn't make it?
+Johnathon Wayne I got one recently. Even comparing it to my Kershaws.... I have to admit, you are right. Good on paper, just ok in reality.
Smith &:Wesson knives suck!
I can't imagine any decent list that gives a better placing to a schrade than to the H&K
Was this in a particular order?
Thought you would have mentioned the S&W MP
is the CRKT ENDORSER legal in australia nsw
+jackson pasfield Unfortunately, we believe that this knife is still on the prohibited weapons list in Australia. After looking into this further, we've found that if you do want to own a knife like this in Australia, you will need to obtain a permit and there will still be restrictions. Although, there are certain folding knives, non spring assisted ones, that are legal to own in this country. Thank you for your question and we hope this helps!
+KnifeHog thanks I enjoyed the video heaps and which spring assisted knives are legal in NSW Australia
I'm sorry but why can't you own this knife in Australia?
None. And as far as customs are concerned if it can be opened with one hand no matter the type of folder or if its legal in your state they will confiscate it and send you a letter threatening legal action if you try and import a prohibited weapon again. NSW is the most over regulated nanny state in the most over regulated nanny country !!
+Andrew Hope no it isn't Victoria is worse💀
The new Ontario Rat 1A. Fast, tough, easy to carry, lock blade both open and close, $45
Wow. Were these blades all under a $100 bucks or something? Because you didn't include a single Zero Tolerance model.
Agree, arguably the nicest knives I've seen. Have the 0770, love it.
Drew Page Zero Tolerance is just an expensive over priced Kershaw.
TAC Force TF-707GN is another great knife
Michael's Online Diary tac-force knives are cheap chinese made crap knives
Most of the knives shown have GIGANTIC handles. Jesus!
The Kershaw knockout should have made the list. Awesome knife.
+Eddie King AGREED!!! I have a small collection of knifes and that knife is Super!! Knockout has to be one of the best knifes for the money. I LOVE mine and I plan to start a Knockout collection one day...
Keyshawn link is phenomenal too.
Kershaw blur?
can spring assisted be carried in checked bagagge>>??
Yes og course! You can carry knives in your bag, but not in your hand luggage.
my dad recently got me number 9 and i saw it on here with a purple and thought it was cool
Personally a fan of the Kershaw Kuro myself...
No link?
You are awesome
Boker AK74 Automat... should have been in the top 5 imo.. 😎
I agree,the blur
CRKT are best value
I think the Kershaw Knockout should be on there somewhere.
KnifeKrazy I've been carrying my knockout for a few years and I love it. I wear tighter fitting jeans so the slim profile is comfortable in my pocket and the blade stays razor sharp
I'd go with the Pro-tech TR-5. The Kershaw knockout should have made the list. There hasn't been a single CRKT knife that hasn't disappointed me with their steel quality and let's not even discuss SOG or Gerber. Benchmade always pleases. The only budget blades that are constantly any good are Kershaw. This has just been my experience.
nice video
Tac Force 705?
Funny, I wanted to buy the best spring-assist knife, and I apparently already have it. xD
Guess I'll have to start collecting OTF autos. lmao
pls explain me, how are they really, the assisted opening...cuz i got the feeling they ALL look so fast on youtube but they arent IRL..
Can I carry this kind of knifes in California?
Please help me.
Thanks.
You kidding or trolling? Of course not.
I think the Gerber us assist should have made the grade!
regarding the SOG trident, i honestly don't feel like AUS-8 is a good enough steel for what they're charging. would rather see a newer, better alloy for a knife that high in quality otherwise.
Should add the crkt ignitor t
are those knifes legak in canada?
yes they are. Do some research man! they sell assisted opening knives at Walmart for crying out out lol.
+cheeky Sob already did my research i have 3atm lel youre a lil bit late bro
Was gonna get that buck one, but my budget was $20.00 so I just got me a smith an Wesson 😂
The actual worst knife company get the quickfire you won't regret it at all trust me
I just bought a Smith and Wesson.. I paid next to nothing for it and still feel ripped off.
So what about the truper
Where's the Kershaw Blur?
kershaw blur
Spring Assisted knives, sometimes called assisted opening knives, are the types of folding knives. These knives are the multipurpose knives that can serve multiple tasks, including self defense. Here are the eight reasons that determine that these knives must be your preferred choice.
www.cutlerywholesaler.com/8-reasons-spring-assisted-knives-should-be-your-preferred-choice
cold steel.
Voyager series
You missed Schrade SCH911DBS
A fucking half serrations half tanto SCHRADE made the list of the top 10 best spring assisted knives higher than fucking benchmade and the kershaw leek.....
Did you guys have this list in reverse or something?!!?!
I have the Schrade and it is pretty good. It only costs $30-$64
Evan N I have never owned a Schrade that didn't feel like a swap meet knife. Chinese knockoffs (ganzo, enlan, sanramu) have surpassed them in quality at a lower price point and that's sad to say about an american based company.
its a scha3bs
I just picked up a schrade knife from Smoky Mountain knife works, I bought it for several reasons, but mainly because the blade is ceramic...I know you guys are saying that fucking guy's a idiot. I payed a whole $6 for it, and have literally given it hell, it's edge retention is amazing, its almost as if the ceramic was mixed with a type of metal. Hell. it looks like a steel blade, but isn't...Schrade is just like many knives, you win some, you lose some...but I don't leave home without my Spyderco Paramilitary 2, ok I'm done rambling now....
None of these are spring assisted, they all use a tension bar that causes the knife to open very quickly not a spring. They are called assisted opening knives not spring assisted
wtf are you talking about? quit talking out your ass cause you don't no shit! obvs you don't have any of these knives or you wouldn't have made a comment like that!. more then half the knives on this list are spring assisted and yes have spring coils in them! including the number 1 benchmade barrage. there's like one knife on that list with a torsion bar but there still referred to as spring assisted or assisted opening.
nate kalb moron
Quack tough but good.
Blur ranks damn near the top notch
Ben Ritchie Blur is good for the money. That was one of my first spring assist knives. But after owning Benchmade I know what an extra $100-150 will get you. Super high quality and a company who stands behind their products.
I'm my opinion I like a knife without a thumb stud a comfortable blade stopper without any teeth like how a old knife that I used to widle with had the realise on the back that you push down a it let go of the blade but I can understand the blade shown on the video they all look like they could help in alot of problems
kershaw link olive green 20cv
TF-205!!!!!!
The shrade.. "a liner lock that can be easily operated with one hand" uh, I would hope so!
Larson Fam snob
Thanks for making it SHORT!!
The LEEK is the most popular pocket knife. how did Taiwan made junk get a higher score?.
John Monroe you are a class A Moron
I have a sog trident
are assisted knives legal in all 50 states plz answer
yes, most states would like you to have a valid hunting or fishing license to own them though, I'm a hunter so i never really worry about the validity of my circumstances
Elite Force EF104??!
Mtech spring assisted jungle camp knife
The Kershaw blue was not on the list. Been carrying one for 5 years. Has yet to fail me. I do make use of it in my feral pig hunts. Awesome camp knife.
ToP GiRl
Cold Steel Swift II
The tac force knife
U deffanently missed the tac force tf 705 speepster model stanless steel pocket knife and it would be nunber #1
you ppl that keep saying tac force are brutal! they are the shitiest knives going! a 5$ knife doesn't belong on a list with a 200$ benchmade barrage
How is price a determination of quality with knives? $5 is probably how much it cost Benchmade to make a knife before they mark it up for the consumer that uses false word of mouth to buy instead of actual quality.
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