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There when you need it and out of the way when you don’t: the ESEE Pinch is compact and versatile. The knife gets its name from the grip you’ll use when cutting with it Read More
Could we please have less knives, and more actually useful real ultralite hiking & camping gear? What has happened to Drop? Knife after knife after knife after knife after knife - one is quite enough thanks, and they don't even ship internationally. Can we please return to gear that is actually relevant to ultralite? Zpacks, HMG, MLD, Evernew, ... Packs, stoves, quilts, headlamps, parkas, ...
I was hoping this was Izzy sized! I know in the past RAT has said that a wharncliffe Izula doesn't fit their design philosophy but I'm wondering if that's changed with the current EDC craze.
I carry a similar small fixed blade on a daily basis, Raid Ops Falcon claw in s30v (it lists around $100 I picked it up here for about $50 ) https://drop.com/buy/raidops-falcon-claw-fixed-blade , and its ok I would wager the Esee is more practical (a better handle set up) but where the Raid Ops comes out ahead with this and most small fixed blades (especially when they're labeled as a neck knife ) is in th sheath it has a hardened kydex tec lock sheath with quite a few angle options for belt carry , something rare with the small fixed blades and a real let down with this one.
At its size, I don't think I would be able to beat on it hard enough to break 1095. 😁
I also have the TOPS Sneaky Pete Mini (6", also 1095) which dropped at $30 and the Kizer EDC Crocotool (4.25", S35VN) at $27. I think the Crocotool is at the limit of how small a knife I can really use and I have small hands.
I got one of these on bladehq for 49.99 I think. It's a cool little knife for a backup, can fit into an Altoids tin, and the magnetic sheath is a pretty cool concept. However, if you want more blade and don't mind it taking up a little more space the candiru is about the same price for the same steel. Though the wharncliffe of the pinch is a much nicer blade shape, so...