Whats the best folding pockets knife, and a cheap place on the internet to get one?

Question

I'm looking for a folding knife that wont dull easily for less than $45 and a website that sells high quality knifes for cheap. If anyone knows let me know.

Answer 1

My preference is Cold Steel but I don't know if they make a folder for under $45. Smith and Wesson makes a great knife for under $45. Just be sure that you stick with carbon steel blades and, whatever you do, DO NOT get a serrated blade. They are a pain in the butt to work with and are extremely difficult to sharpen properly. They may be OK for cutting rope or such things but as a hunting knife, I can tell you that they really suck. I know, I have one and it spends all its days in a box at home. I will never take it into the woods and I don't have the heart to give it to a friend. Before ordering any knife, be sure to actually handle one and look it over carefully to be sure that it is the size that you want; too large and it will become uncomfortable to carry in your pocket, too small and it won't do the job. Does the handle fit your hand comfortably? Does the blade open and close smoothly? Is the handle material something that can stand up to actual use in the woods or is it just for show? Will the handle get slippery when you get blood on it and become a dangerous thing ready to slice open your hand? You can do this at the better sporting goods stores, knife shops, or knife and gun shows. As for the best place to find a good knife on line, I don't know which place is best. Just search around and see who has the best prices.

Answer 2

I even have a pair SOG knives... a Flash II and Trident Tanto, the two with the black blade. they're like $forty-$50, and function the assisted opener. large knives, for the fee. I even have, besides the fact that if, been eye-balling a Benchmade Adamas, which has a black blade, and is right around $a hundred and fifty domestically, to boot by using fact the Benchmade Griptillian that's approximately $one hundred ten community. The SOGs loosen over the years, so which you ought to tighten them. yet Benchmade, from each person i've got talked to, is extremely a lot solid. No play in the blade, holds a good part, etc.

Answer 3

Buy a low priced carbon steel knife for use in the field, chances are you are going to lose it anyway. If Opinel knives are available where you live, buy one, any size that suits you, make sure it is carbon steel though. Stainless knives look nice, but are difficult to sharpen and do not hold the edge for long in my experience. I have an Opinel in every hunting jacket pocket, the usual procedure is to use one to gut a rabbit, deer etc. stick it in the ground and forget to pick it up. I would say that $45 is too much to spend on a working knife, Opinels sell here in the UK for around $15-$20, depending on size. Buy two !

Answer 4

Multi blade pocket knives generally have two, three or four blades. Two-blade models tend to be very traditional and feature a combination of spey, sheepsfoot, pen or drop point blades. The general consensus is that having a pocket knife with a plain edge is better at performing push cuts. Along the same lines, the single sharp edge allows you to have better control, more accuracy and cleaner cuts. A separate advantage is that the plain edges are significantly easier to sharpen and don't require you to send it back to the factory for sharpening.

Answer 5

Ace you are asking a lot for minimal outlay of greenbacks.

My favorite folding knife is a Buck M-110 Folding Hunter, followed by K-Bar, and Columbia River Knife & Tool folding knives.

Try Atlanta Cutlery, and Smokey Mountain Knifeworks sites.

Doc

Answer 6

Whats the best folding pockets knife, and a cheap place on the internet to get one? The best place to buy cheap Pocket Knives online is at Amazon.com who stock a massive collection of comforters from leading brands.

http://www.amazon.com/Pocket-Knives-and-Folding-Knives/b?ie=UTF8&node=553232&tag=yah-home-20

The pocket knife is a folding knife with one or more blades that can be folded down into the handle of the knife for safe and convenient storage.

Many different types and styles of folding pocket knives were created to address different needs, from single-blade knives to multi-blade knives with various other tools included. They are still practical tools to have on hand, especially when camping or hunting.

http://www.amazon.com/Pocket-Knives-and-Folding-Knives/b?ie=UTF8&node=553232&tag=yah-home-20

Whether it will be used to skin a bear or peel an apple, a pocket knife is one of the most important tools in the arsenal of any outdoors enthusiast.

Answer 7

Check out eknifeworks.com, they carry a bunch of quality brands for good prices. I own knives from CRKT, SOG, Smith&Wesson, Buck,and Cold Steel to name a few. I can easily say they are all great knives, work well and all hold wickedly sharp edges.With decent care most of these knives will last a very long time.

Answer 8

If you don’t like to sharpen a knife try this one.
http://www.knivesplus.com/gerberknifegb-41548.html


I have one and it’s light and makes a good all around work knife.
If it get dull trash the blade and insert another one.
It takes normal box knife blades that you can get anywhere.
I got mine at Wal-Mart for around $10.00.

D58


Hunting with Rifle, Pistol, Muzzle loader and Bow for over 3 decades.
Reloading Rifle, Pistol and shotgun for over 3 decades.

Answer 9

Smith and Wesson SWAT folders. I got mine about 3 years ago and it has never failed me. I chose that over Cold Steel and I love Cold Steel. I got my S&W for about 40 dollars. The larger one. My buddy picked up the serrated one for about the same price. http://myknifestore.net/sw-knives-c-35.html has them for 33.00. Good luck