[pct-l] wanted - sharp knife - ultra light - How about thi

montypct montypct at gmail.com
Wed Jan 3 00:29:40 CST 2007


Cool Knife Matt.............. I want one

I've been using the same Henkels paring knife for almost 20 years for 
backpacking.  This one has a very thin blade that I reground razor sharp.
Easily cuts silnylon for gear repairs on the trail.  (Also amazing for pie 
crusts!)  With homade plastic sheath.....................0.6 ounces

A lot of thru hikers use those mini swiss army knives 
....................................................................................0.5 
ounces

I've tried just the blade from a Stanley utility knife (box cutter) with 
plastic 
sheath................................................................. 2+ 
grams

This year I hiked with a single edge razor blade.  (any food gets cut in 
advance) with plastic sheath................................under 2 grams

I found I rarely need a knife and never needed more than the razor blade... 
and of course it was "razor sharp" too.

Warner Springs Monty




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Matt Bradley" <mattbradley1 at gmail.com>
To: <pct-l at backcountry.net>
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 6:55 PM
Subject: [pct-l] wanted - sharp knife - ultra light - How about thi


> My favorite lightweight folding knife is an AG Russell Featherlight One
> Hand Knife.  It is available in two very high quality steels, weighs 1.5
> oz, and is virtually indestructible.  *http://tinyurl.com/y9zcft
> Peace and Love,
> Matt
> *
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