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I wanted to thank you guys for your help on making the decision! After I got my assist, I showed it a work buddy of mine decided he HAD to have one as well!

Living where autos can only be acquired on a very hard to acquire collectors license, I can’t speak from experience, but I have read stuff on the internet. First of all, is probably the fun factor. I guess that’s the main attraction. From a practical point of view, it’s suppose to make sense for so...

I just used mine cutting bailing twine for hay.

I'm definitely planning on buying a mule team now. I ordered a different product and was "accidentally" sent a mule team knife. Sent it back and got the right product, but I'm convinced that it was a plot to entice me to buy one! I'm new to the knife world and just getting into quality met...

have you looked at the leatherman raptor? that's the tool i ultimately went with. not to take anything away from spyderco or the assist. the assist is undoubtedly more compact and pocket friendly, but i'm not a first responder, so raptor rides in my bag. I had not checked them out until now. I have...

the vg10 version has a "cobra hood" that makes it easier to open in a hurry, especially when wearing gloves. other than that, i doubt the benefits of h1 will show themselves over vg10 in a single shift. both versions will cut what you need to cut and sharpen easily with a sharpmaker at th...

Hey guys, new to the forum (and getting into knives) and looking forward to learning more about knives and blade steels. So I figured I'd just jump right in and start with a question: I am a first responder and have used a Byrd Hawkbill as a seatbelt/airbag cutting knife. I recently had a call where...