Just curious if anyone here owns any Sanrenmu knifes. I'm not very into knives nor do I carry one, but for a cheap, foldable knife for camping or EDC I think these are great. They are made in China and some of the models are copies of other knives which may turn people off, but they are surprisingly good quality for the price of less than $10. I currently only own the Sanrenmu 730 but I was thinking of ordering the 710.
Any Sanrenmu Knife Owners Out There?
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I've almost bought the Chris Reeve clone before, and almost bought the Bee/Enlan axis lock clone before, but for some reason have never followed through. If you get either one of these let me know how wonderful they are and it will probably push me into getting one.
I'm curious about these too.
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Nice, which models did you order?Three will show up between Sept 11th-17th
Three of the zb-t21 multi tool (knife, screwdriver /bottle opener, seat belt cutter, and window breaker). One for me, one for the gf, and one for the car. Hope they're worth the $11 each
DO they make any fixed blades?
My Leatherman Style is my EDC but I would like something a bit more sturdy on fishing trips.
My Leatherman Style is my EDC but I would like something a bit more sturdy on fishing trips.
I looked into this too. It seems there may be some but they're hard to find (impossible for me to find!)
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As far as I know, no they don't. I wish they did as well.
They look pretty good to me. Especially for the price.
Still loving my SRM. Great little knife for next to nothing.
Got one of the 710 series...figured for $19 why not; very nicely surprised. Good tight construction, steel looks decent. Only 2 bad things are/were:
1. Had the edge of a butterknife when I first got it. Not to worry. A brief session on a King 1k, followed by some work on a Norton 4k, a brief workout on a Norton 8k and finally 3 or 4 licks on a ceramic honing rod put an exceptionally keen edge on this spud. Curious to see how long it lasts.
2. Has this goofy design on the scale and I cannot figure out how to safely remove it without messing up the whole thing.
1. Had the edge of a butterknife when I first got it. Not to worry. A brief session on a King 1k, followed by some work on a Norton 4k, a brief workout on a Norton 8k and finally 3 or 4 licks on a ceramic honing rod put an exceptionally keen edge on this spud. Curious to see how long it lasts.
2. Has this goofy design on the scale and I cannot figure out how to safely remove it without messing up the whole thing.
