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    Default Show us your rubber handled knives, lets see em!

    I used to be an all natural handle guy, until I actually had a chance to use a rubber/kraton handled knife and since then I find myself gravitating towards rubber handled knives. My first rubber handled knife was a Benchmade Rant bowie and since then rubber is my handle material of choice, whether its a benchmade, scrapyard, ontario, coldsteel ect. My go to knife is my SP46 and it has yet to disappoint me in anyway. I cant wait to get my hands on a Falkniven F1, from everything I have read and all the videos watched, I think ill be happy adding it to my kit.

    Anyways show us your rubber handled knives, heres my pride and joy my SP46

    Lets see em!


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    I'm with you on the rubber handles...I love 'em! I'm at work so I don't have many pictures, but two of my favorites are the SP-10 bowie and SP-8 machete.

    here's the SP-8:
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    great thread- rubber handle definately has advantages in certain situations- will have to dig mine out of the Gear Box tonight.

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    Couple Ontarios. They don't see much use but they are pretty neat. The ASEK is about the most comfortable knife handle I've ever felt.


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    COLD STEEL BAYYYBE!! Krayton when Krayton wasn't cool...and guys were loosing the grip on that traditional handle....but I would be amiss if i said i don't like stacked leather!!...Just sayin'

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    Gerber Freeman. Not bad for a $20 knife.

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    The ScrapYard 311 feels great, and is one of the toughest knives made.

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    My Sog Field Pup is a very capable little knife:


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    KaBar Cutlass and, my newest fixed blade, Gerber Profile.
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