I think Cold Steel is great.
Their advertising is over-the-top but lately they have been doing some side-by-side destruction tests of their stuff vs. competitors.
I wouldn't buy from them directly, except maybe the seconds and/or close-outs.
Knifecenter, Amazon, and even Walmart are good online sources for purchase.
Is there a particular model you're interested in?
-Razur
Their advertising is over-the-top but lately they have been doing some side-by-side destruction tests of their stuff vs. competitors.
I wouldn't buy from them directly, except maybe the seconds and/or close-outs.
Knifecenter, Amazon, and even Walmart are good online sources for purchase.
Is there a particular model you're interested in?
-Razur
Some of them are good knives. Not something to keep in the safe so go ahead and use them. Do catch them on sale though they run specials pretty regular, otherwise they are a bit overpriced IMO. But they have several models I'd put to use if I got a deal on them.
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i bought a few different tomahawks made by cold steel and am happy with them. I purchased them through amazon. Like Razur said, I dig the destruction videos they put up.
Good knives
Mr.T, the only one of those I have is a Recon1. I am a huge fan of the first generation of those (which are very hard to find now) because they have Benchmade's Axis lock. The 2nd generation also uses the Axis lock but the scales were a bit too aggressive for my preference. The current generation uses Cold Steel's Triad lock, which is VERY secure and tough. It does make the action very stiff, so expect a break-in period where you won't be able to wrist-flip it open. The scales are great, the grip design is secure, with deep finger grooves. I do have smaller hands, so your mileage may vary.
-Razur
-Razur
Older cold steel made in the USA are what you want .
The best value for the money. Better than many more expensive knives.
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