Equipped To Survive Equipped To Survive® Presents
The Survival Forum
Where do you want to go on ETS?

Topic Options
#128723 - 03/29/08 10:24 PM Zero Tolerance ZT0300
ToddG Offline
Journeyman

Registered: 03/07/01
Posts: 51
Loc: Boston, MA
Thoughts and opinions on this Kershaw offering?
_________________________
The best way out is always through.<br>-Robert Frost

Top
#128726 - 03/29/08 11:36 PM Re: Zero Tolerance ZT0300 [Re: ToddG]
Jackal Offline
Member

Registered: 08/19/07
Posts: 115
Loc: cornwall UK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRdy0BPoMwg

good blade steel but not to keen on the stripping on the blade and the price is high . but if it feels right in your hand and you can trust it then i spos it is worth the money.



Edited by Jackal (03/29/08 11:44 PM)

Top
#128749 - 03/30/08 01:27 PM Re: Zero Tolerance ZT0300 [Re: Jackal]
Polak187 Offline
Veteran

Registered: 05/23/02
Posts: 1403
Loc: Brooklyn, New York
Great knife. Build like a tank. Just remember that they are on the bigger side. They are designed to be a bridge between a folder and a fixed blade. I remember that the first time I handle it I had the same feeling when handling Strider GB: "this is freaking big". And it is... More suitable for belt/sheath carry than pocket carry.

As far as the performance goes: pretty smooth to open, solid lockup, holds the edge. Grip is comfortable and when working with it feels like you have a fixed blade on your hands. Slightly heavy to the rear becasue of the handle construction.

Just on the expensive side.
_________________________
Matt
http://brunerdog.tripod.com/survival/index.html

Top
#128754 - 03/30/08 03:56 PM Re: Zero Tolerance ZT0300 [Re: Polak187]
ToddG Offline
Journeyman

Registered: 03/07/01
Posts: 51
Loc: Boston, MA
Thanks guys! Anyone have an idea how it would handle batoning? I would "think" that the weight and frame lock would make it a pretty hard to hurt.
_________________________
The best way out is always through.<br>-Robert Frost

Top
#128776 - 03/30/08 10:35 PM Re: Zero Tolerance ZT0300 [Re: ToddG]
Hacksaw
Unregistered


Any Kershaw I've handled has had a bulletproof frame. My Cyclone is the sturdiest folder I've ever owned...though I'm sure the solid aluminum scales help. I think the only Kershaws you'd need to worry about are the few cheapies that aren't made in the US.

Top



Moderator:  Alan_Romania, Blast, cliff, Hikin_Jim 
November
Su M Tu W Th F Sa
1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Who's Online
0 registered (), 873 Guests and 2 Spiders online.
Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod
Newest Members
Aaron_Guinn, israfaceVity, Explorer9, GallenR, Jeebo
5370 Registered Users
Newest Posts
Leather Work Gloves
by KenK
Yesterday at 06:43 PM
Satellite texting via iPhone, 911 via Pixel
by Ren
11/05/24 03:30 PM
Emergency Toilets for Obese People
by adam2
11/04/24 06:59 PM
For your Halloween enjoyment
by brandtb
10/31/24 01:29 PM
Chronic Wasting Disease, How are people dealing?
by clearwater
10/30/24 05:41 PM
Things I Have Learned About Generators
by roberttheiii
10/29/24 07:32 PM
Gift ideas for a fire station?
by brandtb
10/27/24 12:35 AM
Newest Images
Tiny knife / wrench
Handmade knives
2"x2" Glass Signal Mirror, Retroreflective Mesh
Trade School Tool Kit
My Pocket Kit
Glossary
Test

WARNING & DISCLAIMER: SELECT AND USE OUTDOORS AND SURVIVAL EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES AND TECHNIQUES AT YOUR OWN RISK. Information posted on this forum is not reviewed for accuracy and may not be reliable, use at your own risk. Please review the full WARNING & DISCLAIMER about information on this site.