I've never owned a nylon scaled SAK.Sent from my XT1635-01 using Tapatalk
Quote from: ThundahBeagle on January 14, 2018, 09:35:22 PMQuote from: ThePeacent on January 14, 2018, 06:24:19 PMI'm sorry to be the party pooper, but my vote is Nylon.Sturdier than cellidor (I have broken 6 cellidor scales, either by dropping or crushing but no nylon to date) and more durable to chemicals, heat or damage. Cheaper too, but that's a very little thing to have in mind. I prefer the grippier texture and tactile feel of nylon.I like the color of it, maybe no more than the shiny cellidor red but it's very good looking to me. The car we had as a kid (Citröen Xsara Picasso) was exactly that same color, I guess it's nostalgia. then I like Alox, because of the sturdiness, thinness, looks, feel in hand. I don't mind having no T&T, I never use them and carry both on my FAK anyways.Thirdly I like the Cellidor + Rubber scales from the Evogrips, Wenger S557 etc.And finally normal Cellidor, well, no, the ones I like the worst are the Wood scales (Evowood) and the all Rubber (OHO Solider) onesWell said. I've never had an aolx, but have other metal scaled tools. The cellidor is iconic, but nylon outcasts it and is cheaper. Alox must clearly be very durable, but is more expensive and has no backsliding toolsDon't wish to be a pusher man but if you've never had an alox model..... you should prawlbably do something about that... Pioneer's can be had on the cheap.
Quote from: ThePeacent on January 14, 2018, 06:24:19 PMI'm sorry to be the party pooper, but my vote is Nylon.Sturdier than cellidor (I have broken 6 cellidor scales, either by dropping or crushing but no nylon to date) and more durable to chemicals, heat or damage. Cheaper too, but that's a very little thing to have in mind. I prefer the grippier texture and tactile feel of nylon.I like the color of it, maybe no more than the shiny cellidor red but it's very good looking to me. The car we had as a kid (Citröen Xsara Picasso) was exactly that same color, I guess it's nostalgia. then I like Alox, because of the sturdiness, thinness, looks, feel in hand. I don't mind having no T&T, I never use them and carry both on my FAK anyways.Thirdly I like the Cellidor + Rubber scales from the Evogrips, Wenger S557 etc.And finally normal Cellidor, well, no, the ones I like the worst are the Wood scales (Evowood) and the all Rubber (OHO Solider) onesWell said. I've never had an aolx, but have other metal scaled tools. The cellidor is iconic, but nylon outcasts it and is cheaper. Alox must clearly be very durable, but is more expensive and has no backsliding tools
I'm sorry to be the party pooper, but my vote is Nylon.Sturdier than cellidor (I have broken 6 cellidor scales, either by dropping or crushing but no nylon to date) and more durable to chemicals, heat or damage. Cheaper too, but that's a very little thing to have in mind. I prefer the grippier texture and tactile feel of nylon.I like the color of it, maybe no more than the shiny cellidor red but it's very good looking to me. The car we had as a kid (Citröen Xsara Picasso) was exactly that same color, I guess it's nostalgia. then I like Alox, because of the sturdiness, thinness, looks, feel in hand. I don't mind having no T&T, I never use them and carry both on my FAK anyways.Thirdly I like the Cellidor + Rubber scales from the Evogrips, Wenger S557 etc.And finally normal Cellidor, well, no, the ones I like the worst are the Wood scales (Evowood) and the all Rubber (OHO Solider) ones
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