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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
great all-around woods knife,
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This review is from: Frosts Carbon Clipper Utility Knife (Misc.)
To say that I'm hard on knives is a huge understatement, which is why this quickly became my favorite knife. My red handled stepchild gets beaten on a regular basis and has yet to let me down. It's super easy to resharpen to hair shaving status, and keeps its edge fairly well. Its not the prettiest knife around, the spine had the classic crappy stamped knife roughness that I ground smooth soon after getting it, but it feels surprisingly good in hand. There's no other way to describe the sheath other than... it sucks. Minute cosmetic issues and a crappy sheath aside, this knife is a solid performer and has been the best all around woods knife I've found so far. Plus IF you manage to break it, you're only out [...] bucks.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Frosts: perfection,
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This review is from: Frosts Carbon Clipper Utility Knife (Misc.)
Perfect utility/survival knife. Easy to sharpen (none of that 45 Rc stainless, tuff-as-nails stuff here). Built to take a lickin'. Fits well in the hand. And, the red makes it easy to find if you're the dufus that left your new knife in a pile of leaves after cutting down a small sapling with it.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best bang for the buck!,
This review is from: Frosts Carbon Clipper Utility Knife (Misc.)
This is a no BS knife, for whatever you would use a knife. Good steel, very sharp, easy to sharpen. Cuts great. Not too thick so it works great on food. Very comfortable handle. The blade finish is kinda rough, but who cares? It actually looks good this way. It needs a little vegetable oil on the blade if you store it for a long time in a damp environment, but keep in mind that the best Japanese swords also require oil. Sheath looks cheap, but it works. As long as the knife is not upside down, nothing you do will shake the knife out. The sheath plastic can also be used as an insert for the leather sheath which you can easily make yourself. Overall this knife is the real deal, basically what a knife should be: "A sharpened strip of good steel with a good handle". Best bang for the buck if you care for my opinion.
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