i use a Normark super swede which in my opinion is hands down the best folder out there on the market and for 30/40 quid its a no brainer, for batoning it works fine considering the blade is 9cm long and there are no risks of you booby trapping yourself because the safety is on the butt of the handle and is virtually impossible to accidentally depress. its a very solid design a 3mm thick blade with brass screws on the handle that you can tighten depending on how stiff you want the blade to open or close this design also allows you to take the whole knife apart to clean and oil when required which i did recently with ease.Spyderco in my opinion are a cutler that make overpriced gimmick blades that suffice for light tasks only. Normark all the way
Good article, I do carry a pocket wenger swiss army knife in my mini-survival kit.
If I go out and do bushcrafting it is always with a fixed blade and fixed backup blade.
I also had a near accident with a folding knive, then decided folding knives are not for bushcrafting.
In my edc I have a small folder for food or open boxes.
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I also agree that a folder (locking or not) is not a substitute for a fixed-blade. My critera in choosing a folder though, is finding one that is as good a substitute as possible. If I lose my main knife, however, I want my pocket knife to be as much of a back up as possible.
the spydercos are excellent & superb tools, i use one handed folders all the time, for the sheer convenience of being able to get a knife out, do a job and put the knife safely away. i find it so much easier than a fixed blade. they are not as you say a full replacement for a fixed blade.
batonning a folder like this to split wood can be done, however the pushing down on the handle bit is an innapropriate technique for this tool. you need to cut yourself a what engineers call a drift, or a wedge, BEFORE you get the knife stuck. cut a wedge with a tip like a flat bladed screwdriver.
Can a folder replace completely a good fixed blade? If I were really skilled, probably I would survive in the woods even making a knife out of a piece of glass or a flint, but at the moment I feel more comfortable with both in my backpack ?
Great article.
I have recently purchased a Rat 1 folder and will be interested in how it performs in the field compared to my fixed blade. It has a substantial blade and weighs nearly as much as some fixed knives. But the best thing so far seems to be the liner-lock mechanism unlike some I have tried this really seems to lock and gives you more confidence in using it.
2. Opinel No.10; the lockring began to fail after light baton work. The lock ring begins to carve into the handle due to force from the blade tang hitting it. It will eventually pop the locking ring off the handle.
A great folder for light whittling only.
1. Cold Steel Pocket Bushman (improved 2nd gen version) ; quite a big folder but I have had no issues at all with this model. No loosening whatsoever. For the money IMHO it is the strongest on the market. Only issue is that you cannot hammer on the butt end as this will jam the ram-loc system.
Otherwise it is an incredibly well built folder, stronger than some fixed blades in my experience!
Used to carry a stanley hatchet and a lock back for camping.Had a fixed blade at the time but it was a fillet knife.Have built up my collection now to include several choppers inc 2 kukri,machetes,fixed blade survival as in military type like srk,prodigy.Bushcraft enzo trapper ,F1, plus several tactical type folders but I can safely say the axe and lock back combination covered everything I needed.Axe for fire prep heavy duty tasks even self defence, the lock back covered everything from carving,gutting fish, opening tins and cutting cord.Maybe could have added a folding saw to this but apart from that the 2 tools did me just fine now I have a large collection I find myself wondering what to bring and thinking back to when I just used what I had and never needed anything else.
if you are looking for a folder which can be perfectly used as a striker for a ferrorod, try the Ontario RAT 1 folder. This foder is very resonable priced and the back of the blade is not rounded as many other blades. Funnily enough, I made more bow drill sets with this folder than with anything else..
If one uses a folding knife for knife tasks, not axe, saw, or crowbar tasks locking or even slip joint knives can be useful in the field. Check out what Felix Immler does with SAKs or Vinnie on VinniesDayOff does with small folders.
Liner locks provide excellent security for slicing tomatoes or radishes.
Frame Locks are better than liner locks.
I like lock-back style knives and ones using the Tri-ad version the best.
If you select a folding knife remember it is just a knife. I have carried a Buck 110, small hatchet by Wolf Valley Forge, and a Baccho folding saw without issues for a couple years. If I feel I will need a fixed blade I take my Jack Pine Special or ProSkinner from Lucas Forge.
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