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The Avocadinator I think I bought this thing at some grocery store endcap or something. The magic is that it can do all three advocotasks: Cut avocado in half (little knife thing)...
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We are at a point metallurgically where video games were at the start of the last console generation-upgrades aren't necessarily noticeable based on specs alone. And noticeable improvements require a huge increase in resources.
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A knife company's clip design quality is a sign of the maturity of its overall design aesthetic.Their words
Good, endemic clip designs are the sign of a mature design aesthetic in a knife company
24 August
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Vosteed Porcupine G10 OrangeTheir words
Of course I love the black and orange version of the Vosteed Porcupine G10 Orange knife. I like a lot of other stuff about the knife too.
15 August
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Benchmade Mini Bugout in S90VTheir words
In the end, the MBO in S90V is probably the best EDC knife Benchmade has ever made and it is a jewel in my collection (the Valet and the Aphid were pretty good too; Benchmade can we get a re-issue of the Aphid with upgraded materials?). The exposed rear tang is an irksome but ultimately minor issue. The size, refinement, steel, and weight make this one of the very best knives on the market right now.
1 August
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Low corrosion resistant steels like K390 are great at holding an edge but only look nice and stay rust free in the driest of environments.
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Spyderco Para 3Their words
A similar fate befell various versions of the Bugout and the Para3 (which is still, to this day, the most overrated knife on the market)
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