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Spyderco Vrango Titanium/CF Liner Lock Knife

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Spyderco Vrango Titanium/CF Liner Lock Knife

dttmtong

Apr 11, 2018

Is it made in usa?

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Notsurewhyibother

1200

Apr 11, 2018

dttmtongMade in Sypderco's Taichung Taiwan factory.

dttmtong

Apr 11, 2018

NotsurewhyibotherThx for yr information. A bit disappointed at this price range

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Philrulesworld

Apr 11, 2018

dttmtongTheir Taichung knives are supposed to be really good. I believe that's where they make most of the high end knives.

dttmtong

Apr 11, 2018

PhilrulesworldThx for yr info. I am a newbie looking for my first folding knif

MaxwellDemonic

838

Apr 11, 2018

dttmtongNot really when you look at the materials. Spyderco also has good fit, finish, and functional design. Unfortunately the Left-side, tip down only carry is a deal breaker for me.

fhood

715

Apr 11, 2018

dttmtongI like the look of this, but it isn't a great first knife. I would recommend a Delica, or Native 5 if you are looking for something Spyderco. Maybe an endura or PM2 if you want something larger.

Notsurewhyibother

1200

Apr 11, 2018

fhoodGood call. If you have legal restrictions and need the short blade, the dragonfly is a good choice.

MaxwellDemonic

838

Apr 11, 2018

dttmtongFor a first knife I'd definitely recommend picking up something cheaper. The Delica is a good starter pick. it's not the most aesthetically pleasing but it's one of the best for blade design, cutting prowess, and easy carry. If you like something with more of a straight edge, the Ontario RAT series and the Steel Will Cutjack are good picks. If you're looking for a sheepsfoot style blade, the Steel Will Modus is a good pick. Also I highly recommend you look for D2 or VG-10 steel. They're both excellent mid-range steels.
Additionally, if you're looking for quality, US vs. China doesn't matter that much. Most quality chinese makers use American or Japanese steel anyway (which is why I avoid AUS-8). If it's a matter of buying domestically vs. foreign, you're probably going to end up paying more for the same or lesser quality.