Yes, you're not wrong. The ones for £39 seem really good value.Everything is cheaper when they don’t have it in stock
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Edc uk legal recommendations
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Flashheart
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I’ve handled a SOG Terminus and it does appear to be a very good U.K. legal slippie.
Nice safety-aided ergos (index finger helps trap the blade open). Also it has quite a firm backspring.
Deep carry pocket clip a nice bonus.
The D2 models look like good value for money too.
If you like a similar style of harder-use slippie, you must check out the Boker Plus XS Heinnie Haynes Edition - they are a great knife and a all things considered an absolute bargain.
Nice safety-aided ergos (index finger helps trap the blade open). Also it has quite a firm backspring.
Deep carry pocket clip a nice bonus.
The D2 models look like good value for money too.
If you like a similar style of harder-use slippie, you must check out the Boker Plus XS Heinnie Haynes Edition - they are a great knife and a all things considered an absolute bargain.
Airgunner87
Super member
I held the sog terminus sj at the gun show last week and I'm very tempted by it.
Chandelierman
Super member
The Terminus is another top contender
I am expecting the Terminus XR version today
Flashheart
Super member
I have owned an S90V Manly wasp too. Another very good value for money knife especially with that blade steel . I think I remember someone saying Manly heat treat their S90V to just below 60 HRC which translates to holding a good edge without being close too brittle. It certainly held a working edge for me without any edge chipping drama.
The only reason I sold it on was because I personally didn’t like the multiple half-stops, otherwise an outstanding knife.
The only reason I sold it on was because I personally didn’t like the multiple half-stops, otherwise an outstanding knife.
I bought one of these off the forum a few weeks back....I like it, but I wouldn't say its pocket friendly...a real chunky monkey workhorse.
Totally agree with you there, mine was to quickly replace a much loved SAK that was no longer fit for purpose. Took a bit of getting used to in the pocket
Chandelierman
Super member
I got the locking version of the Terminus today,Same size as the slipjoint version but locks
Flashheart
Super member
Depends who’s heat treating the steel - in Spyderco‘s hands BD1N has been very good. Takes a fine edge exceptionally well and keeps a working edge for a decent amount of time.
The new SOG Terminus’s are D2 so should hold an edge better and if heat treated properly should resist chipping too.
aris
Super member
I have quite a collection of UK legal carry knives. Really depends on what you want to use it for, and what style you like.
Do you require one-handed opening?
Do you prefer something 'tactical/modern' looking - or something more old school?
My every day carry is a Case Sodbuster in bone stag: https://heinnie.com/case-sodbuster-bone-stag
I keep it in a leather knife slip so it doesn't get scratched and poke me in the pocket.
I have about 20 other types though - just because
Do you require one-handed opening?
Do you prefer something 'tactical/modern' looking - or something more old school?
My every day carry is a Case Sodbuster in bone stag: https://heinnie.com/case-sodbuster-bone-stag
I keep it in a leather knife slip so it doesn't get scratched and poke me in the pocket.
I have about 20 other types though - just because
Bill.B
Member Extraordinaire
I bought one of those late last year and it’s a very nice knife considering the low price.
We all like different styles etc but for me I really like the offerings from Real Steel. Hard to beat for the money....
HH red version
Or in titanium also do a plain silver version too
Or if you want smaller
HH red version
Or in titanium also do a plain silver version too
Or if you want smaller
2506sendero
Member Extraordinaire
One or two handed opening?
Natural or synthetic scales?
Traditional or "modern styling?"
Stefen Butler
Active member
Boker plus Xs has been my everyday carry for the last three months and I love it. Came super sharp and I've only had to run it on a leather strop once to bring it back to tip top condition!
Cambelski
Super member
Another for spydeco uk, a very good knife
aris
Super member
Another option is the Byrd Tern - it is made by Spyderco and functionally the same as the UKPK - but made in China. Basically their lesser brand (and cheaper).