Medford Knife and Tool

[RaVis]

Out of Va Beach, Va. What's your take on these knives? I know a lot of you like these sorts of knives.

 

[Justin B.C.]

Not my style, but the way dude was able to flip that chunky blade out one-handed was nice.

 

[RaVis]

Not my style, but the way dude was able to flip that chunky blade out one-handed was nice.

Yeah, man. They are not cutters. More like something Terminator would have clipped to his inside pocket as an EDC. I fear people have forgotten what knives are for.

 

[GRAY GHOST]

not for me. but some like em short and thick.

 

[Justin B.C.]

They seem to be really expensive utility bush or sea knives... I could see using them as a clam opener, or thwacking down some sugar cane and splitting it, but not for an EDC. And definitely not for $400

 

[rj1974]

Im sure they are very well made but not very useful for anything . They look like they would be really uncomfortable riding in a hip pocket for EDC .

 

[circleshooter]

I thought the Praetorian folder was pretty cool. Have no idea what I'd do with it, though.

 

[ThisGuy918]

Medford knives are specifically made for field use. The blade thickness and profile allow the user to pry/cut/chop without fear of bending or breaking. Most user reviews I have read refer to them as bombproof. I agree with one of the posts above that the price is a little steep but I would also say the same thing about Chris Reeve knives. This doesn't mean I don't want one, just that I really don't want to fork out the cash for one.

 

[Vikingpwr67]

I love the folder with the fixed blade. And the thickness of the blade is great. Sharpening that dual ground blade would be difficult though.

 

[CrabbyMcNab]

Gotta love a knife salesman who wears band-aids.