Various Strider designs have met and exceeded the requirements in each of these fields. The background of Strider Knives founders enables the company to assess requirements in diverse fields ranging from the average line soldier/marine through special operations, law enforcement and hunting to commercial diving. Note: Strider knives include the bare minimum for packaging. The knife has great ergonomics and is easy to open with the large oval cutout in the blade. This model features a 3.25' drop point blade in CPM S90V.
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75 AR is a full titanium framelock with classic Strider styling.
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Others are simply the company's ability to look at a potential work environment and design a prototype to be tested and assessed by the workers of that environment. Free Shipping on Orders Over 99 The Strider. Many of Striders available edged tools are drawn from customer's specific design requirements. The initial goal having been met, Strider Knives found a ready market for custom-edged weapons and tools with the same component quality requirements as the first highly successful field knives. The initial goal was to provide a field service knife constructed with the finest components available, yet affordable to the average enlisted man and within his maintenance abilities. The company was founded and is currently operated by former military personnel. Personnaly, if I had to carry around a knife as a military, I'd prefer to not carry an expensive, unique, custom-made blade.Strider Knives is a privately owned and operated company devoted solely to the development and construction of edged tools designed to survive use in the harshest of conditions. Personnaly, I know that most custom knives that I have seen were more expensive than their closest production counterpart. So my knowledge of who is good, or not, is limited. I might also think about that Spyderco Fred Perrin short fixed-blade knife.īTW please take note that I haven't held any of the knives that I just named Taking my words with a pinch of salt is well-advised.Īlso, take note that, although I have made a custom knife makers list, I currently have only two custom-made knives. I hear great things about these blades, especially those from Spyderco. Personnaly, if I needed a big combat folder, I'd go with a Spyderco Military or Police, or one of Cold Steel 4-5'' folders. They are probably made to look cool and tough, and to be abused just for the heck of it.
Large, often overbuilt and often too expensive. Headquartered in Little Rock, Arkansas, KnifeArt prides itself on customer. Our items are curated, individually selected and screened for high quality. IMO, they seem to be to knives what Cold Steel swords are to. Since 1998, we have been providing the finest selection of brand-name knives online by such fine knife makers as Chris Reeve Knives, William Henry, Zero Tolerance Knives, Toor Knives and more. Strider was told to gt*o of bladeforums many years ago because of his conduct overthere.īeside that, I think their knife don't look great and they seem quite expensive for what they are. I don't know much about the Strider controversies. Battle Mistress looks ridiculous but some models are freaking awesome check all their models out (you'll find most are discontinued but they're always surfacing on the busses sales subforums (. The weight on the fallkniven militaries are very very good for their blade lengths and that VG10 laminated steel even had Noss stumped for a bit.ĭon't really know much about custom makers - better ask Se'b for thatĮdit: gawd, I can't believe I forgot Busses, Scrapyards, and swamp rats. They've got a lot to choose from, and I wouldn't say no to a Thor, Njord and others. How about some Fallknivens? I got an S1.and wow.
I don't like the CR fixed combats mostly because of serrations ~ may be your thing
25" is again too thick - makes for a good survival knife. The 4's cool too (handled that one) I have an ESEE 5. Spartan knives are pretty optimized - you get the military discount like the Ares and Nyx Horkos looks cool (don't think it'll work as well in combat) I think it's a bit problem like the notch on the buck hoodlum.just WHY? far too deep and located where no one wants it And that firesteel notch or whatever.wtf especially on the Oberman. Ugh.no way at least not for their advertized tactical.25" thick fixed blades? Man that's a bit too thick.
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