- Kershaw Quartermaster
Not sure if sak-alike or hobo-style, but really really nice: Richartz Struktura Picknick 5(Image removed from quote.)
The Eka looks like a modder's dream that simply screws together.That Mercury makes me want to fit a fork onto a custom build. You can always "spear" food with a blade or golf tool, but sometimes an actual fork and spoon are handy. Even in urban settings I find myself without a spoon sometimes. But I always have a SAK.
Quote from: JamesJ on August 09, 2016, 11:02:07 AMThe Eka looks like a modder's dream that simply screws together.That Mercury makes me want to fit a fork onto a custom build. You can always "spear" food with a blade or golf tool, but sometimes an actual fork and spoon are handy. Even in urban settings I find myself without a spoon sometimes. But I always have a SAK.I don't know about the straight up EKA knife but the Wenger/EKA Wood Edition don't actually screw apart.
(Image removed from quote.)My Aitors. All 108s. Vic never put tools like these in a 108. They don't make hobo knives at all.
- Aitor Fisherman- Boker TechTool- Kershaw Quartermaster- Mercury
Quote from: ColoSwiss on July 21, 2016, 05:04:12 PM- Aitor Fisherman- Boker TechTool- Kershaw Quartermaster- MercuryMay I ask you your opinion on that Mercury?I am considering buying one since they're made here in Italy. The model I'm looking at has that fork tool too, which I find a bit weird...
It appears to be well made, but I've never used it for anything. They may be common in Italy, but I bought that in France; only one I've ever seen.