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Cold Steel 20NPG Finn Wolf Folding Knife 3.5" Blade, Blue Griv-Ex Handles
Smith
VA
Jun 27, 2019
Pros: Handle Material, Blade Material
Cons: None
blue finn
I recently broke a knife and needed a quick replacement. So there I was browsing the shop when I found this knife. I was skeptical about how it would preform, with it being blue and all. But right out of the box the blue screamed to me stories of the old land. Once I opened this knife I knew I was destined for Valhalla.
Cold Steel 20NPG Finn Wolf Folding Knife 3.5" Blade, Blue Griv-Ex Handles
Snoozed-n-loozed on the red one but blue is almost as neat. I don't get to buy a lotta Coldsteels as more postmodern a fella (I only own a medium serrated Voyager and a no-nonsense tanto leatherneck, then gave my buddy a Luzon XL as a joke) so this thing is awesome to get especially for "pushin' free". Great to learn it was a Demko design, scandi folders usually interest me, and a tactical interpretation of a puukko is perfectly called-for, I say. Came with an unexpected rough spot in the edge but I don't lose their renown for good factory edges at least most of the time. I'm a novice at sharpening so it's an excuse to even take it to the thing. Aus-8 isn't a fond old favorite but I go for toughness more anyway, so if it's soft maybe that means tougher. Cool orange peel in the affordable plastic, could be gripper but that can even out with fingerstopper and butt pommel pinky lock. Edc-able Puukko-ish Coldsteel scandi folder from Demko with a cool model name and under 40 bucks is a good poker hand, scrumptious recipe, home run, and similar choice of metaphor.
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