Spring Assisted Pocket Knife

[Mos Eisley]

Honestly the $6 one from that bike rally lasted me 10 years before that screw got lost. I'd hate to misplace or lose a Kershaw to TSA. Sure enough, I spend for a nicer one, that happens. I'll look into those though.

 

[kroberts2131]

Honestly the $6 one from that bike rally lasted me 10 years before that screw got lost. I'd hate to misplace or lose a Kershaw to TSA. Sure enough, I spend for a nicer one, that happens. I'll look into those though.

That one I posted is only like 15 bucks at Walmart. Maybe $20 now.

 

[freewookie]

Honestly the $6 one from that bike rally lasted me 10 years before that screw got lost. I'd hate to misplace or lose a Kershaw to TSA. Sure enough, I spend for a nicer one, that happens. I'll look into those though.

TSA has a SOG and Kershaw of mine!


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[gmar]

They’re not cheap by normal standards but H&K Knives are cheap compared to Benchmades and they made by Benchmade. I’m not sure how long a $10 knife lasts for you but a better quality knife might be worth the investment if you use it on a daily basis.

https://bladeops.com/benchmade-h-k-14750sbx-mini-auto-knife-black-part-serrated-edge/

 

[El Pablo]

Not spring assist, but usually considered the best budget pocket knife https://www.amazon.com/Ontario-Knife-Sp-Black-Folding-7Inches/dp/B00BBPAOCW

 

[Roadking Larry]

Absolutely!! Been my EDC for years. Like the sizes of the Kershaw Hinder and the Chive.

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This is my latest ---- Kershaw Ken Onion 1600. Cabela's had 'em for almost half price a few weeks ago. Smoothest action spring assist I've ever used!

Good luck in your search!


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I've got one of those I've had for years. It rides in the console of my Jeep. I like a little bit bigger knife and carry a Kershaw Leek. I also prefer the blade shape of Leek, it doesn't have the deep concave section.

 

[xseler]

I've got one of those I've had for years. It rides in the console of my Jeep. I like a little bit bigger knife and carry a Kershaw Leek. I also prefer the blade shape of Leek, it doesn't have the deep concave section.

This is the one I've carried for a while --- Kershaw Hinderer

 

[MacFromOK]

Spring assist:
https://everydaycarry.com/best-spring-assisted-knives

Regular:
https://everydaycarry.com/best-small-pocket-knives

 

[MacFromOK]

^ Pssst... there's also more links on those pages.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

As an alternative, I can't speak highly enough of my leatherman skeletool. Lightweight, super handy. Not spring assist, but easy one hand opening. Most of them have those ridiculous mall-ninja serrated blades, bit I like a regular easy to sharpen blade.

https://www.leatherman.com/skeletool-cx-19.html

My everyday carry is the similar yet smaller Style CS. Sharp scissors, easy to sharpen with a thin diamond hook sharpener, blade takes a great edge. Bought the size of chapstick.

https://www.leatherman.com/style-cs-24.html

I quit carrying dedicated knives long ago because the belt clip always caught on something, or I'd find it hanging halfway out of my pocket. Too bulky for me.