20 Best Switchblade For Self Defense (2023 Updated)

Easily holds a 12 pack of Corona seltzer drinks and a bottle of Jameson. I would make the water bottle pockets on the outside a little deeper, and reposition the plastic clip on them away from the magnet pocket so that you don’t hit your hand on them every time you reach into it.

Other than those two things though, I have nothing but praise for this pack. Lots of pockets makes organization easy. MOLLE attachments on the inside and outside are convenient. Internal dividers are nice for organizing folders / computer.

The pack is small enough to fit under the seat and in the overhead when you are flying. Comfortable even when packed heavily. Nice adjustments on the straps for torso size – I am 6′-2″ and having it one slot away from the largest setting works well.

The concealed carry pocket is nice, and not totally open the way some describe it. There are parts of it or just a few internal seams that are sewn in that sort of create three, open top pockets, so you can put your pistol in it, and it stays in the large middle one and it pretty much in the same position that you put it in at.

Unless you are doing combat rolls or something, I don’t think your gun would really move much. It has stayed in place for me during normal walks around town anyway. I assume the smaller two internal pockets in this area could each hold a magazine, but I have not tried that.

The pocket is great for gloves or other things that you want to easily access for those that don’t concealed carry firearms. All in all, it is a great pack – tactical, but not too tactical. Took one start off, because it isn’t perfect, but if there was an option for 4 1/2 stars, I’d have picked that.

I am in federal law enforcement and travel frequently. The straps and back support on the Switchblade are second to none. The laptop sleeve and file system are also handy and function well. One drawback I have noticed is the water bottle pouches on the sides.

Sure, that may not be their intended purpose, but there really isn’t enough room to hold more than about a 24 ounce bottle which is a little small for what I need. And I can’t always utilize the interior bladder function as I am carrying other gear so those pockets really are the only option.

I actually lost a Yeti bottle that apparently slipped out of the pouch while being transported in a truck. I now use a carabiner to attach the bottle to the molle web at the top to hold the bottle in.

The cinching straps for those pockets are basically useless. My only other gripe is that the full length zippers for the main pouch come all the way down if you have any weight whatsoever in the top pockets.

It’s nice to be able to flip the top open to grab something from the main pocket, but having the entire contents be revealed to everyone while traveling (I use a lot of airports) is a no-go. Other than that, this is an outstanding pack that is comfortable for all day use and should last a long time.

Well done overall.

Here my experiences. First of all, I am a buyer from Germany. Ordering on the site went well, everything was clear, payment method for Germany / Europe also easily possible via PayPal. The shipping was incredibly fast, the whole way could be tracked.

Delivery on time. Anyone ordering from Germany must of course note that customs costs will still be incurred afterwards. ABOUT THE BACKPACK itself: The processing quality is really excellent, the materials used are very robust and durable.

I have now worn it on 3 longer tours of 20 – 30 kilometers and when you have found the perfect seat adjustment for you, you can wear it without any problems or pain. I was looking for a small hiking backpack that is a bit tactical but doesn’t look too military, since I also stay in tourist centers.

I really tried many backpacks and backpack types. I found positive things about all of them, but they weren’t all what I was looking for. For example, the ultra-light trekking backpacks were not dimensionally stable.

The purely tactical backpacks were too military. The bandit is right in between. It should have some organizational options, but also storage space for food. Since my faithful dog always accompanies me, it is important that I can take 2-3 liters of water with me.

Since I’m not a fan of hydration bladders, side pockets had to be made, and they had to be deep enough that the bottles are well secured and don’t fall out when I’m climbing, moving through undergrowth, or squeezing through narrow aisles at Lost Places.

The backpack fulfills this point perfectly. Furthermore, it should be expandable, which means I have to be able to attach things or additional bags to it. He also fulfills these points perfectly. Thanks to the processed Velcro inside, it is also very versatile.

To be filled as a top loader or in clamp shell design. It is practical that you can quickly and easily stow your jacket in the front area and have it immediately ready to hand. Since I’m also a fan of hip bags, I also bought the padded hip belt.

It’s just incredibly useful to have immediate access to certain things. For example, I mounted a drinking bottle pocket and the small padded accessory pouch from Eberlestock. Both complement each other perfectly.

A little note to Eberlestock and German buyers. On the site here it is not really possible to see whether the Bandit comes with or without a hip belt and whether the one that can be ordered will fit.

I had to read that from the customer reviews. The backpack is actually smaller than you would expect. So it’s really important to look at what your needs are. As I said, it fits mine perfectly and I hope it stays with me for a long time.

But from what I’ve seen and tested so far, I’m very sure.

This purchase was an upgrade from the Bandit I got a couple of years ago, which was also a great pack but jut not quite spacious enough for a day pack/assault pack/go bag. Switchblade fits my current needs perfectly.

The Eberlestock features are easy to learn and use if you’ve never owned one before – fit adjustment, strap retention, and more. The stitching, material, and dyes are all top-notch and it’s built to last.

Certainly much more durable than military-issue packs I’ve used in the past and that are around today (and most commercial ones I’ve used). EXTREMELY comfortable, even after hours on the trail. The value exceeds the price in my book.

The only real improvement I’d make is maybe a small information sheet with some details on design. Some complain about “narrow” MOLLE loops, which are designed to reduce weight. Also the Switchblade CCW/handgun pocket on the back has slots built-in for two spare magazines, which I didn’t really discover until three weeks into regular use.

These are nitpicks, but some others who’ve bought this pack for a variety of uses were also unaware of these specifics. Not everyone will watch YouTube videos and learn these things, but they’re really good to know.

I’ll definitely buy from Eberlestock again.

This pack has so many customization options. I love the pockets on the inside of the pack that allow for organization, and the felt fabric on the inside also allows you to add Velcro-compatible bags (for example, like this: https://www.

amazon. com/gp/aw/d/B005CSUPCS?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title). The pack also has quality materials and zippers. The only thing that has taken me getting used to is the main pocket because the zipper wraps and closes around the back of the bag instead of up the sides, but it’s not a deal-breaker by any means and it gives the overall shape of the bag a solid structure, which is fantastic (instead of having a floppy structure like many backpacks do, especially when empty).

Customization on this bag makes me feel comfortable to effortlessly carry a lot more stuff than I otherwise would be able to do. The waist belt was missing on my order! I’m not sure if this was intentional, but there is a place for inserting your own waist belt, which I have done with no problem, but seriously Eberlestock!? No waist belt, not even a small one? Overall, I would highly recommend.

(And I’ve looked around for HOURS at various brands of different day packs. ).

like some other reviews I like this and use on a fairly frequent basis. I work in a shop where these are the only cutter that are allowed and are restricted at that. I have had no issues with this knife.

I mostly use to cut heat shrink for wires and occasionally for cutting down boxes. the retraction is good. not great. though it works every time. Had not had issue with it not retracting the minute you let go.

It seems a little slow I’m assuming they used a lighter spring to make easier to push open which it does My other knife has a little harder spring and takes slightly more effort to open but not by much.

and springs back a little quicker. But again not an issue for me and it has never failed yet. I had for over a year or more and replace numerous blades. I can’t say to much other than it does the job it was intended for.

I do like it but just want to point out things I’ve noticed.

This Irwim retractable utility knife is the best! I had a few of these over the years and I have always LOVED them! A co-worker recently stole my last one so I had to buy new ones. They are very soild, reliable and safe.

They ergonomic grip fits my hand perfectly and the self retractable blade sells itself! I highly recommend this blade over any you would find in store!.

I really like this box cutter. It is super handy and easy to use! The design of it is excellent! Automatic retracting blade works great and is very smooth and quite when the blade returns into the handle.

Has a nice size and weight to it. A good balance for most hand sizes and hand strengths. It can easily fit in my side pocket and the lacquered exterior makes taking it out of my pocket a easy transition.

Best box cutter I have ever owned. And Yes I have owned several over the years ;).

I have been looking for a quality work light like this one for a long time. I love Streamlight and use nothing but Streamlight flashlights. Their products are by far the best on the market. This light is bright and is the perfect size, and the magnetic base is strong enough for the weight of the light.

I am an industrial maintenance engineer and i am rough on flashlights. This light is everything I have looked for in the past work lights that I have wasted money on over the years and then some. Another grand slam Streamlight!!.

I’ve used this one in the past I keep loosing it but I like the durability of it and not being bulky makes it nice. I use it 5 days a week as a mechanic. So it does get abused and still works. Love the black light good for detecting ac leaks.

I also have a larger version that I ran over with a vehicle but still worked afterwards. I had to send it in for warranty a year after purchase because it quit charging. the only down side is battery life I have a charger from a previous one that came with and extra battery.

Battery life is about 3 hours I just wish it was for at least 6 hours cuz it takes 4 hours to charge.

I love this light! It’s bright, lasts a while, fits all over. My complaints though are the magnets could be stronger, and I wish the bottom had a thin pad to make cleaning dirt/shavings off. Id also like to see the power button moved to the side in future versions.

With the light closed (as seen in main photo) you have to open in, select your light mode, then close it if you want it not fully stick mode’d. Still love the light though!.

I like SOG knives and have owned a few in the past. As a patroller, this was a similar product to the Raptor, which is very popular. However, the first pair I got the black paint was being scratched off the shears when folding and exchanged the day I received it.

The second pair broke literally the first time I used them. The screwdriver, which I’m glad it has (as snowboard bindings frequently need adjustment), is very flimsy and brittle, breaking off and rendering it unusable.

Come to find out, this tool is not covered under warranty. It has been sitting in the box ever since. It is also substantially larger than the Raptor when folded and doesn’t have a clip, meaning that the case must be used or it has to be placed in a pocket.

Good ideas, but needs a redesign to address issues.

I want to give these shears a 5 star rating, the only problem is that these are not worthy of the 5 stars. The sheath that they come with deemed this product worthless. After opening the sheath right out of the box, you are met with bits of velcro ripping right from it.

Even after opening it slowly you will still have bits of velcro coming off. The sheath that supports the unique size of these shears will be useless after a few rapid deploys forcing you to buy an aftermarket sheath which are very hard to find.

Do not waste your time buying this product if you plan to everyday carry these shears. I sent SOG an email regarding the faulty sheath through their customer service email and I am yet to receive a response from them.

So I have had this product now for a few weeks. I have used it in the field dozens of times. I like them, but I honestly believe that LEATHERMAN Raptor’s has got this item beat. I have ran into the shears not cutting denim, as well as silk from a parachute main canopy.

I cant say that I was ever able to use the oxygen wrench tool on this item as all the oxygen tanks are not a triangle stem shape, they are all more of a rectangle shape. Also the LEATHERMAN RAPTOR RESCUE SHEARS allow you to customize their shears, unfortunately not the SOG ParaShears.

With that said, I am more than confident that this product will preform if this was the only shears on my belt.

Perfectly balanced and very well made. I own a winkler combat ‘hawk and this offering from crkt is superb. Worth the money and great addition to gear bag

Fast delivery, top servive! Looking forward to the next purchase! Thank you:)

TranslateShow in original languageDer Griff des T-Hawks ist etwas rutschig, besser man trägt einen Arbeitshandschuh. Der Stielknauf ist ungünstig geformt, wenn man den hinteren Sporn benutzen möchte, der Knauf drückt dann in die Hand, was unangenehm ist.

Good Excellent design and is very impressive. It doubles as a letter opener. Received many compliments and most people did not expect to discover that it was a self-defense knife. I really enjoyed showing it around.

Very impressive. I bought several. One for the car one for my purse and one for my best friend.

I bought 2 of these because I was putting together 2 different-sized bug-out kits for 2 very different situations. I wanted one of these in both kits. I’m very impressed with the knives I got, particularly with their excellent balance, and also their excellent price, too.

The only criticism I have is that they don’t sharpen the third edge. I assume they skip that for legal reasons because double-edged knives are illegal in Canada as well as some US jurisdictions. But they’re not illegal where I live, so I am sharpening the third edge on both of mine, slowly, with a soft Arkansas.

They did the preliminary grinding before applying the black coating and sharpening both lower cutting edges, so now I am doing the third cutting edge, slowly by hand.

This is my review of the Cold Steel 80PGTK GI Tanto 7″ Carbon with the Secure-Ex Sheath which I bought from Walmart for $19. 95. The bottom line is that this may be the best knife value I have ever seen! I own or have owned knives from several different manufacturers (Ontario, Kershaw, Cold Steel, Camillus, Gerber, Taylor Products, Morakniv, and SOG to name a few).

I am obviously a knife enthusiast. A survival/bush craft knife of this quality of under $20 seems almost too good to be true! This knife was shaving sharp right out of the box. The 1055 Carbon Steel blade came oiled with a quality black rust resistant coating.

The GI Tanto is a well balanced thick (4 mm) hardy knife, without weighing so much it unwieldy (only 10. 6 ounces). I like the feel of the polypropylene handle. This knife is obviously built for some serious bush work! But it’s nice balance and incredibly sharp tanto style blade give you the ability to so small detail work with the knife if necessary.

Even though I am more than pleased with most of the knives I have ever purchased, there are usually one or two features that I would like to change, if for no other reason than personal preference. For this price, I would not change a thing! In fact, I only wish Cold Steel would offer 5 inch and 10 inch versions of this knife – I would buy those too! Lastly, I should mention the sheath.

This is an excellent sheath, which provides a secure snap in grip to the knive. If you were looking to buy this sheath it would easily cost $18 to $25. How they include this with a $20 knife beats me.

But, once again job well done Cold Steel!! Here are the specifications for the knife for those who can’t find them elsewhere: • Tactical knife with broad seven-inch Tanto point blade and Secure-Ex sheath • 1055 carbon steel blade with hard spring temper and black rust-resistant finish • Integral quillon guard and polypropylene handle scales • Can convert into a spear or war club • Heavy, balanced feel–throws easily • Specifications: • Blade Length: 7 inches • Handle Length: 5 inches • Overall Length: 12 inches • Blade Thickness: 4 millimeters • Blade Steel: 1055 Carbon In summary, this knife is far from cheap.

It is an amazing knife, and I would highly recommend it even if it costs two or three times as much. Are there “better” survival knives? Maybe; as that’s a matter of personal preference, but there aren’t any I have seen for less than $60 to $80.

This is a quality survival/ bush craft knife that is ready to chop, baton, and if necessary save your bacon right out of the box. No complaints here, I would give it 6 stars if I could!.

Now this isn’t a masterfully crafted knife by any means but for around $20 it’s pretty impressive. I mainly use it to hack limbs out of my way when walking through thick brush or if I’m cutting down trees it’s a handy alternative to a hatchet esspecially strong agianst grape vines of various sizes.

Most only require moderate force and there cut in two. The blade holds a cutting edge after several days of constant use and and the handle will after sometime come loose but (and this is the wonderful thing that should be mimicked in more knives) the handle is held in place with Allen screws so not stupid tools that you don’t own it’s very user friendly.

As far as using it to say sharpen things it’s not so great at, it’s a little awkward trying to widdle sticks to a point. With the blades weight characteristics it’s definitely suited for more of a hacking role.

All in all i can’t think of a reason not to own this knife for the price.

It seems like it will be effective at what it is designed to do which is a self defense/space making tool. The thing i didnt know at purchase is while it is double edged those edges are not sharp from the factory.

So it is set up exclusively for thrusting and it appears it will do that phenomenally. The sheath is well designed and barly larger then the knife. The belt clip is great at keeping it in position.

I got this for my wife for Valentine’s Day as a weak side carry blade. She loves the overall feel and of course it’s Benchmade sharp and guaranteed to be forever. She is a fit, small framed woman so the sheath does jab her from time to time.

I think the smaller blade would have worked but she likes the intimidation factor of the larger blade.

Always wanted a good old “Made In The USA” knife so I got one. $100. 00 plus and the knife feels Hmmm. cheap. Weak. The scabbard doesn’t really lock the dagger in place. And the overall feel is cheap.

I can’t really explain it but for the money I feel I could have gotten something else better. I don’t know it’s what I feel. Hope the warranty is better than the product.

My stream light I purchased the other day has so far been an excellent item. I do mechanic work and that light is so bright in several different ways. It has a strong magnet on the bottom of it, that you could just about hang anywhere there is metal.

Has a hook also on the bottom of it to just Incase of no metal to magnitize to. The light has lots of advantages. A LED light, magnetized base, also a hook on the bottom to hang by, vary durability light itself.

Done dropped it a half dozen times to find out no damage to it. But off course it had a limited time life warranty.

I purchased the Streamlight unit after having purchased a number of rechargable LED lights that would not hold up in shop use. I have used Streamlight products since1981 due to having worked in law enforcement.

Streamlight products are the best of the kind and have always given me good service. Also when repairs were needed Streamlight repaired them quickly and at little to no cost. I have been sorely disappointed on the lack of ruggedness of most LED rechargable lights.

I purchased this Switchblade based on my past history of Steamlight having dependable products. I like the unit, it is bright and appears very rugged, although I have not used it a great deal yet to prove that.

I have no doubt if problems develop Streamlight will stand behind their product. I wish it was programmable in the order of the way the light comes on and goes through its transitions. It seems odd to me that the rear light comes on first rather than the front light of the stick.

I had much rather have it light up from the inside and then transition to the outside. Really a small issue, but one that could be improved on. At this point I would rebuy this same model.

I’ve been using streamlight flashlights for over 20yrs now for work & they seem to just keep geeting better. Ive got a cheaper version of this type of light & loved it but the streamlight version just blows it away.

The light is extremely well built, heavy construction & really brute, with a strong magnet base. These lights have so many uses & you will wonder how you ever got by without one. Also check out streamlights new stinger 2020 flashlight best flashlight I’ve ever used.

I have been a Plumber for 37 years and I only use Milwaukee Switchback Selfeed Bits. They are so easy to use, Switchback Bits are very sharp and cut thru wood with ease. If I accidently hit a nail or screw while drilling, all I need to do is change the blade & pilot.

No need to take the damaged bit in to have it sharpened or spend time filing it on the job. This makes for a more productive day at work, getting more holes drilled in less time. All of my old selfeed bits are now on a shelf in my shop and I carry only Milwaukee Switchback Bits on my truck.

Love the replacement blades!! Best bang for your buck. Replacement blades are a fraction of the price of the conventional forstner style bits. It’s inevitable your going to run into nails and unexpected fasteners.

These are a easy to switch out when that occurs. They make drilling any hole a easy task!.

By far its the best you can buy thats a changeable blade it makes it easier to cut dont try to cut her nails because youre ruining the bed and the blade. Lennox has nothing like this at all when there is a doll and wore out your day is ruined.

I’ve been wanting an Opinel forever just never got around to it. This knife is amazingly sharp with the quality carbon blade and i do admire the simplicity of the lightweight wooden handle. It’s as simple as they get.

Unfortunately, that simplified design causes the wood to swell and contract with fluctuations in temperature, more to the point dewpoint and humidity. This can make opening and closing the knife a PIA.

Also, as these French blades, even though cheaply priced are sorely sought after, it would have been awesome to see an option for a case or some sheath holder to protect the knife and wooden handle when not in use.

Overall I expected more from the Company who has been bumping out blades for over 100 years. Oh the other knife was so insignificantly tiny i couldn’t process it as a real blade. IT reminded me of one of those little derringer screwdrivers that comes with the hardware set on a piece of new furniture.

Like it was made for the people of Lilliput. SO i just gave that to my father who uses it on his 1800s ship modeling project.

Brilliant pocket knife. Simple, solid mechanism, nice wood handle that’s well shaped and well finished. Dropped a star because the edge was a bit rolled. Didn’t take long to get perfect with emery paper, now it has a really sharp edge that lasts well.

I think the edge is slightly convex rather than 100% flat and better for it. I’ve been making shims tricky bits of shuttering to repair a roof. Therese were only from pine wood but very seasoned and it slices through without much effort.

Can’t open one-handed, but very easy to close and lock one handed – handy working at height and holding on with other hand.

When I use camping equipment, I really use camping equipment. I have done this with the Opinel Carbone No. 7, and despite its delicate look and reviews from others here, it has managed to survive with only a few visible wounds.

When I first got the knife, it was sharpened to a hair-splitting incisiveness. Whittling? Cheese? Fabric? Paper? Bag of moose meat? Ropes to tow gliders? Awkward silences? It cut them with ease and joy.

With little care other than occasional “oiling” from greasy food, it retained that youthful gleam. That is, until I used it to open a tuna can. It opened the can really well — but the edge bent. The knife was actually still quite sharp, just kind of 1mm was sideways.

After about a year in this functional yet downgraded condition, I found someone to sharpen the wee beastie and give it the TLC it so-very-much desired and needed. It looks a little chippy now, but it is still sharper than any of my other knives (which isn’t that hard to be).

This past summer, the knife and I went on about a dozen backcountry paddling trips. It’s my primary knife — it thrived in wet conditions being driven into wood, sand and food. It lost the ring for its locking mechanism (hence the loss of one star), but it still seems to stay closed or open, whichever I prefer at that moment.

All in all, this is my most solid knife that still hasn’t been confiscated at an airport. It was a steal at the price for which I purchased it (which I can’t state because of the terms and conditions of reviewing here, but it was regular price circa 2017).

Little smile blades are great as a rig item for bottom bouncer setups.

Excellent blade for when you need to go slow. Turned many walleye on these. Will work at higher speeds but line twist gets to be a problem.

Used with a couple of beads and a # 2 hook with a half a night crawler and drift or pull at. 5 – 1. 0mph and this system works like a charm. Also, you can use this set up with a minnow for crappie in the spring.

I look at this particular Leatherman as the “Wave-Light” — which is actually perfect for me. I do own a Wave and others as well. You lose two of the exterior blades (the saw and serrated knife), but gain a lighter and more pocketable device which I prefer.

It comes with the pocket clip attached, unlike the Wave, and actually carries surprisingly well in the pocket. The interior tools are identical aside from the inclusion of an Awl instead of the Micro-Driver (I personally find the Awl more useful and really appreciate this).

You should note that the interior tools are not fully “locking” like they are on the Wave, but the slip-joint “snap” is quite strong and I don’t mind this, because the main knife still has a full liner-lock.

I also presume this helps with achieving the slimmer and lighter profile of the Curl which is important to me. All this said, the first one I purchased from REI had a factory bizarre defect. The large fixed flat driver / pry tool was literally un-machined at all into the tool, as if it just never got shaped or ground at the factory and they just stuck a random rectangular bar of steel into it with a blunt cut off tip.

I sent photos to Leatherman, and to their credit they responded very quickly and agreed it was a factory defect, and to REI’s credit, they replaced it with a new one the next day no questions asked. The new one seems flawless in construction, so I’m happy.

All in all, I own a lot of Leatherman tools and this is now my go-to EDC version because I feel like I get the same familiar quality and tools as the Wave but in a more pocketable setup.

I’ve owned several Leatherman multi-tools (and others from Victorinox and Gerber). The Super Tool 300 and the Surge are my absolute favorites. Not only because I’m a big guy, with large hands, and the full size of the Super Tool and Surge just fit me better, but the tools on those are larger as well and seem better built, thicker, and durable.

Additionally, with the Super Tool here, there’s the fact that it offers solid, dependable tools, with no tiny bits or attachments to lose, misplace, or which might spring apart and unattached. Basic, fixed tools, which will accomplish just about any task you can offer up.

I’ve carried a Super Tool for longer than I care to admit, even carrying it when I was in the USMC and when I was in law enforcement. It’s still attached to my hip to this day, still serving me faithfully.

I only recently picked up a new version because I donated my old one to a young fella who needed it. You can’t go wrong here. And, at least at the time of this writing, if you pick this up from Ace it comes with a very well made leather sheath (made in Mexico, but of great quality – like those black leather sheaths which come with a Buck 110, 119, 120, etc.

), something you won’t get from that Amaz place or even direct from Leatherman (it costs extra). It was a nice surprise to order online, then pick this up in store and find that nice leather sheath along with my shiny new ST 300.

Don’t pass this one up.

On the plus side, the Bond’s tools are of great quality. It’s compact, light and probably UK legal, making a great pocket carry if you have the pocket clip. The simple sheath and large lanyard loop are great for watersports.

Unfortunately the body of the Bond is low quality and poorly engineered, compared to other Leatherman models. All the bolts on mine have been overtightened so much that it was virtually unusable out of the box.

Oiling and working the joints helps a bit, but it’s very hard to open and close the pliers and most of the tools. There is play in the plier handles when they’re closed. Feels like it’s going to bend or break when using it as a screwdriver with the plier handles closed.

How the pliers manage to be wobbly and overly stiff at the same time is beyond me. When using the pliers, the exposed edge of the file forms part of the handle, but it’s sharp and rough against your hand.

The file has a nail slot to pull it out with, but this is completely unnecessary and just limits the usability of the file. I realise that this is a “cheap” Leatherman, but I’d rather pay a bit more for a UK legal carry multitool with the same amazing quality as my Charge Plus.

My PST is 30 years old and has none of the above problems.

Not only does Slick Trick make great broadheads, but they’re replacement blades are the same great quality without the full price. I had a couple of damaged blades on my Slick Trick 1” Standards, and didn’t want to buy completely new broadheads; unlike the Muzzy or Montec broadheads that don’t have a replacement options for their fixed heads, I tried the Slick Trick replacement blades.

Easy to replace, extremely sharp, and perfect fit. Now I’m ready for a new season at only a fraction of the original price. I would definitely recommend Slick Trick broadheads and their replacement blades for serious bow hunting intent.

These broadheads and blades definitely do the Slick Trick.

I use the standard 125gr slick trick with piledriver bolts with my crossbow and always get complete penetration. Accept for the last doe I harvested. She was standing at 18yds when I released, she turned, and it took her on the point of the shoulder.

She walked 30 yds. and laid down dead. When I dressed her I found my bolt inside her stuck in her pelvis! It had penetrated her shoulder joint , cut a rib, ranged her body length and stopped at her pelvis! I worked up this combo for a moose hunt in Canada.

I think it might be a good one. By the way the bolt I used has taken three deer now. I just check it, and change the blades. What I’m getting at is I’m sticking with Slick trick!.

These are the sharpest broadheads I’ve used. Fly great. Both deer I’ve shot this yr went less than 15 yds. 2nd one took 1 step n was dead in seconds. Pass through shots with a 60 Lb bow. Fairly quiet in flight.

I got this early 2021 and the blade started to chip after very minimal and easy use. I returned it for a refund. Left a bad taste in my mouth since it was my first Spyderco.

Its an awesome knife. Its expensive but youre getting a semi custom knife. I love the design. So for me Im very happy with it. Has great movement.

This is an ex exceptional knife. Very well built and incredibly addictive to open. Even better After removing the second detent and adding a deep carry pocket clip

BADASS! It looks like Batman and if I had to punch somebody it would leave a bite. Only comes in one size I think so for women with small hands it’ll probably be for your biggest finger. Love it

I love this ring. Its nicely made and something I will always wear when Im working or just out and about. I have to get it resized (only comes in a size 10) but its worth it. Im thinking about getting one more.

Thanks.

This was even better than expected! Thick and solid, cool knuckles and as beautiful a ring as it is tough. Another favorite for me. Soon, I’ll have to buy a shelf to stick all of these in my safe.

Plumber, 47 years. Have always used Milwaukee or greenlee bits. this switchblade bit is the best thing since sliced bread. thank you for the great price. Just love these things.

Great price on these durable cutter blades. Hard to find these replacements at a reasonable price elsewhere. Another great Tools Plus offering.

These replacement blades were just what I needed just in time.

IAM OLD SCHOOL US ARMY. VETERAN. KABAR KUKRI. I GIVE IT. 100 STARS REASON. GREAT KNIFE. I TESTED IT. 5 YRS LONG NEVER LET ME DOWN. IAM SOLD ON IT. HOOAH. YOU WANT A. SURVIVAL KNIFE THIS IS ONE OF THEM.

GERBER KUKRI. ARE. PURE JUNK FACTS. HOOAH.

This kukri is very good quality, stays sharp and make short work of brush, limbs and branches. The weight, balance and angle of the blade are perfect. The handle is comfortable and is particularly good for a secure one-handed grip with larger hands.

The holster fits well and is durable, although becoming a bit uncomfortable when carried on a belt for longer times.

Blade is rigid enough and has good heft to really lay into heavy wood when clearing brush in the boonies. An 11 inch blade gives you great control and precise strikes. The handle is nonslip and the pinky hook is insurance that this thing is not escaping your grasp after working up a sweat.

Its a must have for me when clearing shooting lanes during bow season.