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Who is the best pocket knife brand maker but isnt horribly expensive?

Posted: April 4th, 2011 | Author: admin | Filed under: Questions | Tags: , , , , | 6 Comments »

Im a boyscout and Im looking at assist open knives the only person Ive looked at is sports authority(the woodsmen spring assisted tan pocket knife) and crkt(delegate) i like the delegates look but i cant find one that inexpensive so i was wondering some of you guys could help me out. I would love websites and links and pictures and all that.

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6 Comments on “Who is the best pocket knife brand maker but isnt horribly expensive?”

  1. 1 Scott said at 5:01 am on April 4th, 2011:

    Well, Buck knives are made in the USA and are a supporter of Scouts on all levels. They are a quality brand and unless you lose the knife, it will serve you a lifetime.

    Their 110 model is a classic and hard to beat for utility. Not sure why you think an assist open is needed, but I believe they have those too.

  2. 2 anissa, said at 5:01 am on April 4th, 2011:

    swiss army knife, buy at o.c. tanners– go to o.c. tanners.com maybee?

  3. 3 Capt. Jack said at 5:01 am on April 4th, 2011:

    I have a knife that is similar to this one:

    http://www.overstock.com/Sports-Toys/Winchester-Engage-Ranger-Tactical-Pocket-Knife/4419400/product.html

    $13.39

    Stay well equipped in the great outdoors with a pocket knife from Winchester
    Knife features a titanium nitride-coated blade that diminishes glare
    -Pocket knife blade is made of 440A steel
    -Concealable pocket clip
    -Th-umb stud and finger flip for one-handed opening
    -Knife is 8.25 inches long when fully open and 4.625 inches when closed
    -Includes removable pocket clip
    -Model number 22-01434
    -Measures 8.25 inches long x 1 inch wide x .6 inches thick

  4. 4 chris w said at 5:01 am on April 4th, 2011:

    Uncle Henry
    http://www.taylorbrandsllc.com/index.php?page=boy-scouts

  5. 5 Cody said at 5:01 am on April 4th, 2011:

    If you are using this for scouts and/or camping, I think a multitool would be much more useful than a single blade assisted-open knife. Leatherman has a great range of reasonably priced well-built multitools. Big single-blade knives are hyped up a lot in movies and on TV, but real campers and backcountry experts use multi-tools and maybe a small folding knife.

  6. 6 c_kayak_fun said at 5:01 am on April 4th, 2011:

    I second Buck Knives as the best value for a well-made lock-back pocket knife. I sold them 35 years ago in an outdoor shop and still have the one I bought then as well as a second one I bought for kayaking that had a nylon/rubber handle. Great knives and an excellent warranty, also made in the USA unlike most other knives these days.

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