How is it compared to the Kershaw Overdrive 2?
1343638
I favor the onion, as it is a more compact, has the quick open feature and has the tip lock feature - to prevent accidental opening in your pocket. I use this everyday & have not had to sharpened it since I purchased it 6 months ago.
1481004
I prefer it.it seems to hold an edge longer. If your in the fence about this or the 561 I would go south the die-hard as an edc. The 561 is mainly if you want a self defense knife.
1627431
I like Spyderco - very good knife and may actually carry better when wearing dress slacks. For me, comes down to personal preference. I carry my ZT more often because I prefer the speed opening and it fits my hand better. Either knife is a great choice IMHO.
12750
I like the handle on the bk11 more and it has a bottle opener and wire breaker both I use more than I thought I would. Like they say better to have them and not need them then need them and not have them. Both are nice though I am happy with they 11 and it is my edc now.
278479
I dont own a bk 10 but I do have a bk2 which has the same handle design and the handle ergonomics are much better than the rat5. As far as the blade itself I really couldnt tell you. If you cant get your hands on both to get a feel for them before purchasing one or the other Id say just watch as many youtube reviews as you can on the both of them.
2231
The knife is on the heavy side but is very reliable. As for a knife that is stylish and is lighter made with the same type of steel I would personally go with a spyderco sage carbon fiber as the blade length is almost the same I and the choral near the blade is really nice for cutting. Also the leaf blade design really stands out. If you don't want to break the bank the spyderco stretch, and endura are longer other options with nice steel. I own lots of other pocket knives from different makers but I like the feel of spyderco knives over most knife manufacturers.
1746320
Both of my knives are Kershaw Ken Onions. The serratated Ken Onion I own looks very similar to the Tanto. I would expect the Tanto to be a very good knife! Tom Brennan
243905
I own both and there is a picture of the two in my review. The Flick is almost a full inch shorter than the Diesel. The Flick tool opens from the outside and is faster to Flick open with one hand. A great buy. But I use the Diesel for work more because of 3 things: it's larger for my hand, it has a partially serrated blade which I like and a metal file which is all kinds of handy. Really my choice of carry all came down to that file. The Flick is great for everyday use and the Diesel is more for work and Military. Also buy one of those Night Eyez holsters they suggest. Fits perfectly and is very tough. I own both and there is a picture of the two in my review. The Flick is almost a full inch shorter than the Diesel. The Flick tool opens from the outside and is faster to Flick open with one hand. A great buy. But I use the Diesel for work more because of 3 things: it's larger for my hand, it has a partially serrated blade which I like and a metal file which is all kinds of handy. Really my choice of carry all came down to that file. The Flick is great for everyday use and the Diesel is more for work and Military. Also buy one of those Night Eyez holsters they suggest. Fits perfectly and is... » Read More I own both and there is a picture of the two in my review. The Flick is almost a full inch shorter than the Diesel. The Flick tool opens from the outside and is faster to Flick open with one hand. A great buy. But I use the Diesel for work more because of 3 things: it's larger for my hand, it has a partially serrated blade which I like and a metal file which is all kinds of handy. Really my choice of carry all came down to that file. The Flick is great for everyday use and the Diesel is more for work and Military. Also buy one of those Night Eyez holsters they suggest. Fits perfectly and is very tough. « Show Less
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Not sure if this is a 2nd generation, by that I assume you mean there was a previous model. I do know it is a fantastic knife .I collect Knives ,Not the extrem High end but avarage mans knife. Being very disappointed the past few years where Knife companys only made knives in the USA ,like Buck and Gerber,Kershaw now have some made in China. You won't be disappointed ,Simple wood handle, good steel ,very nicly ground ,nice desine ,comes sharp.
261622
No difference. This is my go to knife in my collection. Good heft and has good grip. My money is on this one. ..
135342
I have a Black Blur and a Red Blur. Both are indeed Sandvik 14C28N blade steel. Kershaw also makes this knife (and others) in CPM S30V, an even higher grade steel; that is it holds edge longer and is more corrosion resistant. But have no fear with this Sandvik steel. My experience with it on the Blur and on other USA-made Kershaws--whether coated with DLC or not--continues to be very satisfying. Sandvik or S30V? Add the cost issue and decide. With this knife, as I said, I have two w/ Sandvik 14C28N and am very happy. I would be with one (or 2) w/ S30V.
1664790
In my opinion the edjer 2 is better after u adjust the blades and has a more power. I just purchased another one this week. Great tool.
1434285
Populaifve so. It's a modern marvel and definitely attention getter. I'm not sure its the everyday carry tool as its size and its complexity of its tools design. however if I had one tool for the end of the world this would be it. if money is no object go for it. However if money is a concern I would look at a Popular multi tool designs from other knife company's.
821273
I honesty cannot say. I had both. One burned out so I bought the other. As long as we had it we did not dull the blade out. Sorry wish I could be of more help. I can say they are both equal in quality & the motor is as powerful in both. Thanks
510059
kukuri more comfy handle for extended work .but the ontario knife i would trust with my life .its a beast chunk of steel that could cut thru a vehicle :)
574212
I do not own either but going by Son's info the G2 has a faster and quieter focusing motor. Check out dpreview.com for more info
987304
I think that this one is better. It has more Shimano parts and is lighter. Plus it's a 24 Speed and the Giordano Libero is a 16 Speed.