What to buy next?

[captain spaulding]

Any ideas on what I should buy next. I am thinking I would only like to spend a total of $70 at the most. HELP ME!!!   

[Pacu]

Paratool

buck knives

Maxpedition

[Gareth]

If you don't have one already then I think everyone should have a Pulse.

[turnsouth]

Skeletool CX is a good choice 

[jojotlc]

cybertool 41   ...give or take few $..
thats what's  on the other side of LM..
there is one in edcsource.. ends in 7hrs..
i think there is only 1 bid...   currently on it...!
...quote..."I WANT IT.......  "

[Sazabi]

A set of the pastel colored Opinel 112s. 

[Zed]

A set of the pastel colored Opinel 112s. 

  

have you got a buck 110 or 112 great knives, what about a old supertool ?

[captain spaulding]

If you don't have one already then I think everyone should have a Pulse.

I would be interested in a Pulse. I would have to find one in the for sale section here though.

[captain spaulding]

A set of the pastel colored Opinel 112s. 

  

have you got a buck 110 or 112 great knives, what about a old supertool ?
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I just got a Original Super Tool not to long ago. 

[captain spaulding]

Skeletool CX is a good choice 

Ewww icky. lol. After my horrible experience with the freestyle I am turned off by the Freestyle and Skeletool. I might give it a chance because it is the CX with 154cm blade.

[Threeme2189]

If you don't have one already then I think everyone should have a Pulse.

I would be interested in a Pulse. I would have to find one in the for sale section here though.

Aww hell yeah!
Get a Pulse

[AHB]

Older Gerber Multi-Plier maybe. 

[AimlessWanderer]

I'd suggest going for something totally different to what you're used to. I think you're all LM right? A Pulse is just another LM which annoyingly only has lock releases on one side of the handle 

Try a Paladin PT-510, a Wenger Swissgrip, a Vic Swisstool or Spirit, A Gerber Flik or MP800, a Wenger SAK, a SOG toolclip, a Buck X-Tract ... go different 

[captain spaulding]

I'd suggest going for something totally different to what you're used to. I think you're all LM right? A Pulse is just another LM which annoyingly only has lock releases on one side of the handle 

Try a Paladin PT-510, a Wenger Swissgrip, a Vic Swisstool or Spirit, A Gerber Flik or MP800, a Wenger SAK, a SOG toolclip, a Buck X-Tract ... go different 

I am mainly a LM guy but recently have fell in love with the Swiss Tool's. I am thinking another Vic possibly.

[Gareth]

I'd suggest going for something totally different to what you're used to. I think you're all LM right? A Pulse is just another LM which annoyingly only has lock releases on one side of the handle 

Try a Paladin PT-510, a Wenger Swissgrip, a Vic Swisstool or Spirit, A Gerber Flik or MP800, a Wenger SAK, a SOG toolclip, a Buck X-Tract ... go different 

 

I'd suggest going for something totally different to what you're used to. I think you're all LM right? A Pulse is just another LM which annoyingly only has lock releases on one side of the handle 

Try a Paladin PT-510, a Wenger Swissgrip, a Vic Swisstool or Spirit, A Gerber Flik or MP800, a Wenger SAK, a SOG toolclip, a Buck X-Tract ... go different 

I am mainly a LM guy but recently have fell in love with the Swiss Tool's. I am thinking another Vic possibly.

You really should try a Spirit if you've not done so already.

[AimlessWanderer]

I'd suggest going for something totally different to what you're used to. I think you're all LM right? A Pulse is just another LM which annoyingly only has lock releases on one side of the handle 

Try a Paladin PT-510, a Wenger Swissgrip, a Vic Swisstool or Spirit, A Gerber Flik or MP800, a Wenger SAK, a SOG toolclip, a Buck X-Tract ... go different 

I am mainly a LM guy but recently have fell in love with the Swiss Tool's. I am thinking another Vic possibly.

Good man   

I'd still have a pop at something different though. I'd definately consider having a crack at some fixed pliers (SOG/Wenger/Buck) or SOG's compound leverage (hence PT-510). I notice you've got a Gerber OTF to play with now. If you want to sample how different a Wenger SAK is to a Vic, I think a Motorist is a good choice 

You can always sell it to get yourself a Spirit if you don't like it. I'm pretty confident that if you got the Spirit first it would be a keeper 

I'd suggest going for something totally different to what you're used to. I think you're all LM right? A Pulse is just another LM which annoyingly only has lock releases on one side of the handle 

Try a Paladin PT-510, a Wenger Swissgrip, a Vic Swisstool or Spirit, A Gerber Flik or MP800, a Wenger SAK, a SOG toolclip, a Buck X-Tract ... go different 

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You know I'm right don't you

 

[Zed]

I'd suggest going for something totally different to what you're used to. I think you're all LM right? A Pulse is just another LM which annoyingly only has lock releases on one side of the handle 

Try a Paladin PT-510, a Wenger Swissgrip, a Vic Swisstool or Spirit, A Gerber Flik or MP800, a Wenger SAK, a SOG toolclip, a Buck X-Tract ... go different 

I am mainly a LM guy but recently have fell in love with the Swiss Tool's. I am thinking another Vic possibly.

Good man   

I'd still have a pop at something different though. I'd definately consider having a crack at some fixed pliers (SOG/Wenger/Buck) or SOG's compound leverage (hence PT-510). I notice you've got a Gerber OTF to play with now. If you want to sample how different a Wenger SAK is to a Vic, I think a Motorist is a good choice 

You can always sell it to get yourself a Spirit if you don't like it. I'm pretty confident that if you got the Spirit first it would be a keeper 

I'd suggest going for something totally different to what you're used to. I think you're all LM right? A Pulse is just another LM which annoyingly only has lock releases on one side of the handle 

Try a Paladin PT-510, a Wenger Swissgrip, a Vic Swisstool or Spirit, A Gerber Flik or MP800, a Wenger SAK, a SOG toolclip, a Buck X-Tract ... go different 

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You know I'm right don't you

 

I agree on the swisstool you need to give one a try 

[Gareth]

I'd suggest going for something totally different to what you're used to. I think you're all LM right? A Pulse is just another LM which annoyingly only has lock releases on one side of the handle 

Try a Paladin PT-510, a Wenger Swissgrip, a Vic Swisstool or Spirit, A Gerber Flik or MP800, a Wenger SAK, a SOG toolclip, a Buck X-Tract ... go different 

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You know I'm right don't you

 

just so happens that I've got my Pulse on me right now and I can honestly say it's never even occurred to me that it might bother anyone.

[AimlessWanderer]

I'd suggest going for something totally different to what you're used to. I think you're all LM right? A Pulse is just another LM which annoyingly only has lock releases on one side of the handle 

Try a Paladin PT-510, a Wenger Swissgrip, a Vic Swisstool or Spirit, A Gerber Flik or MP800, a Wenger SAK, a SOG toolclip, a Buck X-Tract ... go different 

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You know I'm right don't you

 

just so happens that I've got my Pulse on me right now and I can honestly say it's never even occurred to me that it might bother anyone.

Seriously? That was my biggest gripe with the locks. On one handle it's on the "correct" side to quickly release it - whether leftie or rightie - but on the other side it's not. I just couldn't got the hang of it at all. Every other tool I can think of has ambidextrous/symetrical lock releases (not counting liner locking stuff) with a toggle both sides or a doofer on the back. 

Although it was just generally the amount of time it took to get any tool out and put it away that made me let it go. I can remember using the scissors once when I was in a hurry was what finally tipped the balance.

Don't be put off by my views though Captain. I couldn't abide it, but plenty of guys here really love em.

[kirk13]

LM Sideclip,SOG PPP or Paratool,old school Stockman or Sowbelly knife

[captain spaulding]

I agree on the swisstool you need to give one a try 

I already have a Swiss Tool X and Swiss Tool Spirit X, and I have another Swiss Tool on the way.  I do love the Swiss Tools so I am thinking about getting another.

[jojotlc]

I agree on the swisstool you need to give one a try 

I already have a Swiss Tool X and Swiss Tool Spirit X, and I have another Swiss Tool on the way.  I do love the Swiss Tools so I am thinking about getting another.

will another SwissTool in the form of cHarles elsener signature edition an option? it would be a nice keeper though....thru my indexed glass, it a shade darker than std SwissTool..a bit more than 70.
didnt own one, but saw it passing thru... ..months ago..waiting for it back as usual...