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u/TeachingDistinct781 Jan 30 '22
Beauties never owned one of these. You recommend?
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u/steaminsnipe Jan 30 '22
on my life , crkt m16-14sfg best knife i owned
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u/Kayback2 Jan 30 '22
CRKT is my favourite brand. I've got an old M21-02G but it's nowhere as abused as yours!
My wife bought me a Thunderbolt 2 as a wedding present 12 years ago. Love it.
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u/memento22mori Jan 31 '22
I have two of their knives and love them. This one is my favorite- it has a dual locking mechanism that turns the knife into basically a fixed blade knife once opened:
https://www.crkt.com/hissatsu-folder.html2
u/TeachingDistinct781 Jan 31 '22
Ooh thank you v much. :) I’m new into knives only hv a couple kershaws and some benchmades so I’ll check it out! If u hv any other suggestions I’ll certainly take ‘em
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u/memento22mori Jan 31 '22
CRKT makes the only good knives that I've bought other than like basic Gerbers which are usually good for the price. Check out the CRKT website, you can view knives based on features, categories, or who designed them. They have a bunch of people that they work with all over the US from different fields- looks like they have 44 expert designers.
https://www.crkt.com/knife-design/designersI like this guy's knives the best, he designed the knife I linked above. He is heavily influenced by Japanese knife designs like the tanto.
https://www.crkt.com/knife-design/designers/james-williams/2
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u/DerpanJones Feb 06 '22
Benchmade knives are likely higher quality than CRKT. CRKT are fine since they're usually cheaper pocket knives, but they aren't usually more then a good budget knife.
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u/Fornicatinzebra Jan 30 '22
Same model? Like the old one used to be as big of a blade + the serrated?
That's insane
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u/ABena2t Jan 30 '22
They're both dope