Super Freek for hard use?
Asking for a buddy In the trades as I do not have a Super Freek and so cant comment myself. Anyway, can any of you post about experience using a Super Freek hard? Construction, remodeling, plumbing, etc.?
If you can post pix showing how the knife has aged, that will help.
Pix of a Super Freek next to a Benchmade Ritter would help too for comparison.
thanks in advance.
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A couple of us just did this.
Not sure if it’s searchable.
Both are quality knives and you couldn’t go wrong with either.
I own both.
S Freek is coated black. Coatings wear eventually and generally why I never buy them. If you don’t care about, yes I actually use this knife and it looks like this. No problems.
We gave the nod to the S Freek because of the handle.
Also look at the Hogue made Doug Ritter MK1-G2 Knifeworks exclusive
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Thanks. I will try to search.
My buddy and I both have well-used Ritters. The stonewash finish is awesome and hides scratches.
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I use my Super Freek all the time at work. Electrician. I've cut wire with it (number 10), cut open bags of absorbant material, cardboard, etc. Coating is holding up fine, edge retention is great, easy to sharpen. Knife is as tough as they come, just watch Dutch bushcraft knives review of it!
The hogue is also an excellent knife, I enjoy mine, but imo the Super Freek is superior.
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Construction is similar to a Griptilian. Partial liner. I've never had a problem with a Griptilian, but haven't used one extremely hard. Usually pick a model with full liners if I'm expecting to use it to extremes.
Griptilians been around a long time. Super Freek at least as strong. Anyone had any negative experience using a Griptilian hard?
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