CRKT Minimalist cleaver vs Spyderco spydiechef

Through many others, I finally have been using the CRKT minimalist and actually just ordered a SpyderCo LadyBug (supposed to be about 15 g). I don’t think I’ll ever be someone who ditches a knife completely or goes the razor blade route, but I’ve definitely shaved a lot of weight over the years. Small steps down definitely helped, as I don’t think I would’ve even considered such a tiny knife even 3 years ago. Especially for smaller items, I think it helps to gradually cut down instead of just going cold turkey

two coming in at about eight point: three inches overall, so close to the same overall length as the PM 2. How about the benchmade reptilian benchmade...

Opinel, Mora, CRKT minimalist, traditional folders like Case or GEC, Spyderco Salt, hawkbill knife (MKM makes a pretty neat one).

No one else offers this steel. Their Mule Team program is also pretty cool, again, no other company does anything like that.

My priorities are towards concealeable fixed blades. I highly prefer belt carry knifes as while i exchange pants and thus pocket sizes and arrangements regulary (office jeans at work, cargos in my free time, bike pants on the bike), my belt always gonna be my belt and on every pant, be it summer, winter, walking or riding my motorbike.

If not exactly the same, I'm not hundred percent sure, but whatever um. This is a very, very thin knife and all of the the fasteners are flush fit, wh...

The outer layer of the handle is so thin that it is worn through in multiple spots straight from the seller. It gives the handle of the knife a very shop-worn appearance right out of the box. It makes it look like someone has used the handle portion of the knife for a long time.

It is shaped something like a small Japanese Santoku knife. The handle is titanium (also corrosion resistant). I have used the knife for food preparation and it works well. The knife came sharp and has held its edge well

Great knife, except it just falls out of it sheath. And after weeks of this happening it finally fell out and i didnt feel it. So now its gone. Was a good fit and sharp durable, just sheath was no good and now a waste of money because now its gone!

For those reasons and factoring in the cost of this pricey knife.. I gave it 4 stars.

Here lately, I’ve been sitting on the porch in the evenin working on making little feather sticks with it for lighting fire with. I have to say it does indeed work pretty well for that. Maybe I’ll take this little cleaver with me the next time I go deer hunting out in West Texas and see how she holds up in a camping sort of situation. I have to be completely honest here though

That is a something that really worries me about this, and i'm just concerned that you know very quickly that this is going to wear all the way over a...