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Hey guys , I can't recall the name but you guys had 10$ large survival knives. I bought a few over the years , they where great to split / baton wood even though they weren't a full tang. Do you guys still carry these? I only found 4 knives losted on your web site. I'm on my last one and I'd easily be in for more. They make great gifts , boat , quad , snowmobile , truck or whatever knife.
Thanks
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I'm canadian eh , there's no doot aboot
Originally Posted by FLHTCUI
The "useful dirk"... They were great for $10.
No doubt , nothing I would take on as a survival tool , but a good cheap knife that you don't have to care about. Just throw it in the truck and don't worry about it.
I'm canadian eh , there's no doot aboot
I got one of their $5 "Swedish Outdoor" knives. Cant beat it for $5.
I knew I was forgetting to order something...
"Giveth thine possessions upon Michael of Canmore and thou shalt never be possessionless." - Norc 3:05
Yeah, I ordered a few of those. At 5 bucks a pop, you can't go wrong. And they're razor sharp. We'll see how long they stay that sharp though.
It would be interesting to know where they're made. not that I care, (because it's an el-cheapo knife), but just purely out of curiosity. "Swedish style", but for 5 bucks, can't be Swedish made.(at least I highly doubt it) China, Taiwan,...who knows? I can't see any maker's markings on mine at all.
It's a good, expendable knife, that's all.
I got one too...awesome for a beater...does the job
It was my go to knife last summer. Still in great shape although admitted I wasn't very hard on it
Great way to top up an order to reach the "free shipping" minimum.
They are a Chinese copy of the mora
I'm canadian eh , there's no doot aboot
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