Street Beat lightweight - quick thoughts | BladeForums.com
2007年1月13日 · The lwt Street Beat is the best on price and for tactical double duty. The Guardian 3 has a better blade for general use (M390 steel, more belly and more robust tip), the Ultralight Bushcrafter (top) would be most comfortable in extended use, although it doesn't have the most hand-filling handle.
Street Bowie vs. Street Beat - BladeForums.com
2017年6月5日 · The Street Beat is probably all you'd ever need in a defensive scenario. Full tang, comfortable in the hand, sharp edge with an even sharper tip for penetration. The Street Bowie is everything the Street Beat is, but longer, more comfortable in the hand, even better balanced, with a sharp edge and an even sharper tip for penetration.
Spyderco Street Beat (long, and lots of bad pictures!)
2006年12月28日 · Some searching shows that Sal Glesser, CEO of Spyderco talked about bringing the inclusive angle on his own street beat down to 15 degrees inclusive, which would make this blade simply astonishing. Nitpicks include the sheath and the price, which approaches the price of cheap customs.
Spyderco Street Beat - BladeForums.com
2006年10月5日 · The first thing you may notice about the Spyderco Street Beat is its weight. The knife weighs 3.2 ounces but the way it balances in the hand feels much heavier. The knife is slightly longer than 7 inches overall and the blade is just under 4 inches. It is 4mm thick. Handle
Knife similar to Spyderco Street Beat, but not so durned expensive?
2004年3月26日 · Japanese Spyderco's basically have four different blade steels with Damascus thrown in there. VG10, ZDP-189, H1 (not positive), and Super Blue. Super Blue is not a SS and is a premium, H1 is a specialty no rust steel, and ZDP-189 is a premium steel compared to VG10, so it has the cheapest steel for a Japanese Spyderco knife.
Al Mar Back Up 2 or Spyderco Street Beat? | BladeForums.com
2009年7月15日 · The hawksbill blade of the Backup 2 is touted as one of the better SD blade styles in untrained hands which might make it a better choice than the Street Beat if you are looking for SD capacity but don't have any particular training. On the other and, for non-SD uses, the clip blade of the Street Beat is a much better choice for EDC chores.
Spyderco Street Beat discontinued - BladeForums.com
2007年12月1日 · The Spyderco ARK is pretty much the same handle design as the street beat and comes in a serrated version (the main drawback of the comparison is the ARK is a good 2 inches shorter OAL). But Fred Perrin seems to favor plain edge in his designs as is.
Spyderco Street Beat vs Fallkniven wm1 | BladeForums.com
2009年1月3日 · The street beat will be the most ergonomic and comes with kydex sheath. The sheath is rather big compared to the Fallkniven sheath. The wm1 is a slimmer knife en so is the sheath. The street beat is designed as self defense knife by Fred Perrin and the wm1 would be more of a survival knife.
Subway Bowie - BladeForums.com
2012年8月5日 · I saw the Fred Perrin Subway Bowie in the vids from Spyderco booth at Blade Show 2021. Looks smaller than the Street Beat... and LC200N!
spyderco serrata or spyderco street beat? | BladeForums.com
2001年2月3日 · spyderco serrata or spyderco street beat? Thread starter bala76; Start date Oct 21, 2014; B. bala76 ...