Anyone like Hinderer?

[Ashley]

3.5 wharny with added blue standoffs. Someday I hope to get the blue pivot and scale screws





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[Grant Lamontagne]

Rick does some great designs.   I really like the rescue knife he did with Gerber a few years ago.

Def

[NKlamerus]

I've never actually owned a Hinderer but I did have a ZT566 for awhile. And still regret getting rid of.

[Ashley]

With the price of them going down so much in past months so many people can actually afford them now.


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[captain spaulding]

I always wanted one. Great news on the price drop. I may have to consider one again.

Why is the price dropping? 

[styx]

I've liked the design for a long time. The cutting performance, not a huge fan of

[Sparky415]

Hey Ash 

Nice looking knife 

[Ashley]

Flooding of the market causes prices to decrease. Now if you want to "pimp" it with steel flame accessories you better have some money in the bank.


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[Humppa]

Hey... nice to see you here, Ashley

I can´t say you anything about Hinderer, it is not my kind of knives I like to carry.

[Toolslinger]

I have 4: 2 Gen 3 3" slicers (one flipper, one non flipper) and 2 Gen 4 3.5" (one spanto, one slicer). I've added the full Ti scale option to the 3.5" Slicer and it is my preferred Hinderer.

That being said, I think they are overpriced and under-functioning knives, more art pieces to me. The fact that I bought them is something I regret along with most of my other tacticool knife purchases of the last few years (recent realization of course too late to save me).

[Wanimator]

I always wanted one. Great news on the price drop. I may have to consider one again.

Why is the price dropping?

More supply and the demand isn't as ridiculous as it used to be. To be honest, I love Hinderers (never owned one though) I just don't think they're worth as much as they can go for in terms of materials.

I'm personally eyeing a ZT 0561.