While slipping your Nine into your Crossbreed SuperTuck in the morning do NOT clip this baby to your pocket. While ceramic knives will take a mean edge, they can be as brittle as Bea Arthur’s hips. I know from firsthand experience that ceramics are special knives for special purposes (read: no twisting, prying or chopping) but getting your hands on one of the world’s sharpest blades for less than $30? Shut up! Frost Cutlery’s affordably-priced pocket folders feature steel frames, composite grips, and liner-locking blades made from wickedly-hard Zirconium Oxide ceramics.
Again I appreciate the knife posts. That is an awesome blade! I am not the type of person to pry or chop with there knives, I might have to pick one up
Would be more tacticool if it didnt have any metal so I could take it places I shouldnt. Oh well, guess i’m stuck with my obsidian knife.
Yeah, that’s what it’s all about, beating the metal detectors. Is it any wonder I see a big overlap between you guys and the criminals who love the same guns and knives that you do?
Oh relax, ceramic and obsidian blades will be detected by all but the oldest of detectors.
Im not sure who is less informed, you or MikeB. Obsidian is volcanic glass, has a wood handle, and is bound with sinew. Or is my sarcasm detector on the fritz?
We did a comprehensive check of you sarcasm detector and all systems are go. Snark away.
MikeB, please google around for the meaning of “tacticool” and the context it is generally used in.
MikeB? Do research? Bravo, matt. My face hurts from laughing so much.
Mike, Criminals have neither the class nor the money to own the high quality of small arms enjoyed by us all here.
Also. Most if not all ceramic knives have enough metal suspended in the ceramic to set off metal detectors. On purpose.
Pshhh. Ceramic knives should be left in the kitchen. I once had to pry open wooden wine case of fancy shmancy wine at work using a Kershaw folder. A lesser folder would have snapped and a ceramic would have shattered. Most of the everyday uses for a knife are small enough that a ceramic would do, but every once in a while I need a crowbar, hammer, or a saw and all I have is a knife. Steel all the way.
Good luck getting an edge back on that knifes blade when it chips.
I have an Ian Sinclair Card Sharp 2 – elegant folding ceramic knife… amazing sharp blade and I barely notice that it’s in my wallet.
WANT!
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