Hi. I am looking to buy my boyfriend a pocket knife, and while researching, I stumbled on this website. So I'm jut wondering if you have any recommendations? Just one blade and foldable would be good. Maybe metal or an engrave-able material? Around $50-$70?
I don't know anything about knives, so I'm up for any suggestions!
Also, sorry if that isn't enough money for the knifes discussed here, I don't mean to offend.
HELP NEEDED Gift for Boyfriend
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Re: HELP NEEDED Gift for Boyfriend
You didn't offend in the slightest and
to the forum.
Many companies made gent's knives as you describe and your price range is way more than adequate for 90% or 95% of them. Most of the gents knives have a pen blade, plus file or scissors. Most are in the 2 1/2 to 3 inch range and are flat and perfect for carrying in slacks, jeans or whatever.
If you need to use it for more than envelopes or fingernails, you'll need to go to something a little larger. Many of the larger versions will still be in your price range.
You may want to go to the stores on this sight and look around there for something you think he might like. (Hint, hint) you can go to my store using the link at the bottom of this page.
Ray
Many companies made gent's knives as you describe and your price range is way more than adequate for 90% or 95% of them. Most of the gents knives have a pen blade, plus file or scissors. Most are in the 2 1/2 to 3 inch range and are flat and perfect for carrying in slacks, jeans or whatever.
If you need to use it for more than envelopes or fingernails, you'll need to go to something a little larger. Many of the larger versions will still be in your price range.
You may want to go to the stores on this sight and look around there for something you think he might like. (Hint, hint) you can go to my store using the link at the bottom of this page.
Ray
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Re: HELP NEEDED Gift for Boyfriend
Kershaw Leek!
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Re: HELP NEEDED Gift for Boyfriend
Good suggestion! She can go to the area in the header where she can search that particular knife and I'll bet several stores offer that brand of knife.TripleF wrote:Kershaw Leek!
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Re: HELP NEEDED Gift for Boyfriend
I have a Kesrhaw Rainbow Leek,for sale ****__ 4 inches closed__440A Steel__speed-safe assist open__ frame lock,blade lock__ pocket clip ___new in the box,with carry case_________ $65 shipped , also a couple of GEC Bullnose____3 3/4 inch closed__01 Tool Steel___ Orange or Black Delrin handles (your choice $65 each,shipped )___you could engrave either ???
I'm not young enough,____to know everything !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: HELP NEEDED Gift for Boyfriend
Maybe: a Buck 110 with belt holster. So many good options. I recommend to stay away from imports. You are considering enough money to buy a good American made knife. Happy Knife Hunting. He will love whatever you get him, I'm sure.
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