Hinderer
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Pros
- Personally it's the best knife I've ever owned. Only little sticking point for me is the pivot being annoying. Everything else about it is second to none
- I just listed a few that I have and love, minus the TRM but heard great things. ... CRK, Hinderer, Demko, Spartan, TRM.
- I can fuzz sticks for tinder better with my hinderer than any other pocket knife. Also having a framelock with an over travel stop will keep you from over extending the titanium when your adrenaline is flowing.
- the top two most impressive knives I've bought were Hinderer and the newer M. Strider knives. Hinderers and Striders are over built, solid knives ready for hard use, and the newer models are all thinly ground, slicey knives compared to t...
- You can get a lot more knife than what you get with benchmade money. Hinderer comes to mind. I believe Rick Hinderer was a firefighter and designed his knives for his liking and needs
Cons
- They’re not for everyone, they are big and most of them are only so-so at cutting, but if you resonate with any of the things I’ve said, you should absolutely pick one up
Sentiment
11 positive (92%) · 1 mixed (8%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +93% · raw score 92%
What redditors said (10 of 12)
Personally it's the best knife I've ever owned. Only little sticking point for me is the pivot being annoying. Everything else about it is second to none
I just listed a few that I have and love, minus the TRM but heard great things. ... CRK, Hinderer, Demko, Spartan, TRM.
I can fuzz sticks for tinder better with my hinderer than any other pocket knife. Also having a framelock with an over travel stop will keep you from over extending the titanium when your adrenaline is flowing.
the top two most impressive knives I've bought were Hinderer and the newer M. Strider knives. Hinderers and Striders are over built, solid knives ready for hard use, and the newer models are all thinly ground, slicey knives compared to the older thick stuff.
You can get a lot more knife than what you get with benchmade money. Hinderer comes to mind. I believe Rick Hinderer was a firefighter and designed his knives for his liking and needs
like you said you could stack them up against a crk or hinderer but they cost 5x more so it's kinda silly.
They’re not for everyone, they are big and most of them are only so-so at cutting, but if you resonate with any of the things I’ve said, you should absolutely pick one up
I like them because they're super comfy to use, tons of blade shapes, the triway pivot system is awesome for when you're in dusty/dirty environments where bearings get gritty, almost endless amounts of customization, and I've had nothing but absolutely perfect knives from Hinderer
Hinderer is known for their perfect contoured ‘human’ feel in the hand and their reliability. They are worth the money. They’re my favorites right now.
Solid USA made knife. Choice of washer, bearing, or Teflon pivot action. Very well made. Customisable. Tough.
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