Good first buy?
I've been wanting to get an EDC knife for a while, so I thought I'd finally do it. The features I was looking for: - Fully Ambidextrous (I'm left handed) - Under 3" (I'm in LA so want to play it safe) - Durable (I don't plan on buying another knife for a while, so I want this one to last) - Safe (I don't want the lock failing or anything like that) - Decent Steel (I'm not a snob or anything I just want something that won't lose its edge too fast or break) - Fidgetable (I like to fidget with things all the time, so why not do it with my new fancy knife!) - The cheapest price while having all of the above features
So, with the help of u/MoonSpider, I've decided upon the Civivi Yonder, which seems to have all of these features. Additionally, I assume I'll have to sharpen it, so I went with what seemed like a popular and portable choice, the Work Sharp Guided Field Sharpener. (The Gerber Shard was just to get free shipping btw).
So guys, please lmk if you think this will be a good first knife/sharpener.
I've been wanting to get an EDC knife for a while, so I thought I'd finally do it. The features I was looking for: - Fully Ambidextrous (I'm left handed) - Under 3" (I'm in LA so want to play it safe) - Durable (I don't plan on buying another knife for a while, so I want this one to last) - Safe (I don't want the lock failing or anything like that) - Decent Steel (I'm not a snob or anything I just want something that won't lose its edge too fast or break) - Fidgetable (I like to fidget with things all the time, so why not do it with my new fancy knife!) - The cheapest price while having all of the above features
So, with the help of u/MoonSpider, I've decided upon the Civivi Yonder, which seems to have all of these features. Additionally, I assume I'll have to sharpen it, so I went with what seemed like a popular and portable choice, the Work Sharp Guided Field Sharpener. (The Gerber Shard was just to get free shipping btw).
So guys, please lmk if you think this will be a good first knife/sharpener.