Recommendation for assisted open knives for groomsmen.
I'm in search of a solid brand that is well-known for quality. Any suggestions are a huge help. Thanks in advance.
Posted Aug 12, 2014, 3:29 PM UTC
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how much are you looking to spend per knife?
if you can spend ~$50 the kershaw leek is a very nice, super thin, and lightweight gentlemans folder. also, it comes in all sorts of variations of colors and materials meaning that you can get each groomsman a unique one.
also, kershaw has FABULOUSLY good customer service, lifetime warranty, all that good stuff.
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50 is right around my target so I'll look into this. Thank you!
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Kershaw Cryo. They're sleek as fuck
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Leek
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Also, Zing.
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I'll agree with the Leek or if you want something a bit smaller the Scallion or the even smaller Chive.
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No decision. Leek. Just choose the blade and finish, consider engraving.
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I agree with the leek but for some more cash you could look into the Benchmade Barrage line or the Benchmade Emissary line
Shit dude, getting five or six emissarys could cost as much as the wedding. I hear they are great knives though.
Hahaha I know. You never know about people's funds though!
Oh well, if I was a grooms man and got that knife I would probably kiss the groom.
Just did the math, five of the original emissarys would cost $1025.
Just a tad over the budget haha