What is the BEST MADE Pocket knife?

Question

I have a Cutco and an Mtech. They are both terrible knives and I am looking for a new one.
Where can I find a great knife for under $150?
I used to have a Broten and I miss it but it was soo expensive.
I'd love to hear about your opinions and Dealers. Please include facts about the knife and not just your opinions, but I'd love to hear too, your expirience with the knife and how its lasted over the years.

Answer 1

I have a Kershaw 1550 Blackout, and I like it a lot. It has assisted opening, so you can open it easily. Also check out Benchmade Knives, they have some really nice ones too.

Answer 2

I prefer Case XX over any other knife. I collect them and I carry them. They have a great heritage and they are made in the USA, which is important to me. They also increase in value if you do not use them. There is a very large knife store near where I live, and the case knives from the 1940s are worth thousands and the ones from just twenty years ago are worth several hundreds. They only cost $50-$100 new, depending on the type of handle and the style.

Some of the brands mentioned above are good too, like gerber and kershaw. Good luck on your search for a new knife.

Answer 3

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What is the BEST MADE Pocket knife?
I have a Cutco and an Mtech. They are both terrible knives and I am looking for a new one.
Where can I find a great knife for under $150?
I used to have a Broten and I miss it but it was soo expensive.
I'd love to hear about your opinions and Dealers. Please include facts about the knife...

Answer 4

Boker/Boeker pocket knives also known as Tree Brand are great quality especially the older ones. Originally from Germany but also made in USA with good heritage. You can bid on some as low as $10-$20 on EBay and get a great knife.

Answer 5

SOG makes some of the best folders and fixed blades out there.

I like my Smith & Wesson SWAT folder. It was 45 bucks and is very durable.

Cold Steel is another great knife maker.

Gerber is good but that was one of my first knives and i have worked my way up from them.

I do not like swiss and leathermen. To much stuff. All I need is a blade for everyday use.

Benchmade is a good knife
Kershaw is good too.

Answer 6

What is the BEST MADE Pocket knife? 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

I am big on CRKT knives. I own several of them and they are all great knives. They all sharpen easily and hold an edge very well. Most are relatively cheap too.

Bought them all at www.agrussell.com

own
m16 edc and law enforcement
m21
side hawg
desert cruiser special forces
and several others.

look for a knife with a high RC value, This value is how strong the blade is and how well it will hold an edge. 55-57 is good 57-59 is very good, and 59+ is excellent.

Answer 8

Swiss army pocket knife

Answer 9

You can opt for the cold steel range of pocket knives which runs around $120 and is one of the known brands of pocket knives. There are many online dealers which are providing pocket knives such as
Cold Steel
CRKT

Answer 10

Victorinox and/or Wenger Swiss Army knifes. Very good, durable.
My favorite is the Emerson CQC - 7B. Excellent knife, you will never own a better.
http://www.emersonknives.com/