randall vs topps knives
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Answer? What is the question? Which knife is better? I have no idea, at least about a randall or a topps, never heard of either of those. I know for sure that the Aero knife, at least the one I got, is just about useless.
1727028
Dont buy---a big joke on the American people. Any knife that is sharp can do the same thing.
1727029
Never have heard of these and never have used either - the aero knife is useless. A butter knife cuts better !
2117581
No the vanilla stattrak huntsman knives are separate and way more expensive.
1622517
I own the knife and I'm really pleased with it. I'm not an expert but from what I've read those two styles of Steel are virtually the same.if it were me I would trust the buck website over other information. If you buy the knife I'm sure you'll be happy with it I am with mine.
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Renaissance has a traditional hard handle. That is the one I have and I like it. The Genesis I believe has a soft rubberized feel to it. So it might have a better grip although the grip on the Renaissance feels just fine. It looks more contemporary and doesn't have a riveted handle. Just a smooth surface. I don't care for the look or feel of the Genesis. I once purchased knives with that kind of rubberized feeling and didn't like it. It felt cheap and seemed like it could wear out. Both knives have the same German steel blades so only the handles are different.
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Both are great knives, The Robust has a thicker blade so it would likely take a little more abuse. Both are carbon steel so they will throw a spark with a flint. Basically boils down to cost, I have both and the regular companion has never let me down, but I have never really beat on it much. Overall I would go with the robust just for the bit of extra steel and a bit less blade flex.
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I like the knife my friend has the same brand but not as good a model his works very well but gets. Hotter with prolonged use I have used mine for 4 hours straight without stopping his he needs to let rest every so often . I also like the blades that came with mine it easy to do small fish with the blades that are 1/2 the thickness but they can be bought separate . I have bought and and still have a Berkley knife and a tatertwister knife they was a a waist of money in my opinion . I hope this helps you make your mind .
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Serated is a choice. I ordered the non serated. Great Swiss army knife. Saw them in Swtzerland, but can not find them in US. I have also bought several to give to friends. This help?
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Yep, definitely get the GK or GKP if you can afford it. Either is far superior to any of Cold Steel's stamped metal blades, like the RK. Sure the less expensive blades have the protective coating, but once it wears off through sharpening and use, it is just as susceptible to corrosion if not more so. The GK and GKP are monster blades, light and durable, and if properly maintained either will outlive you.
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For everyday knife at a great price, the junkyard dog is fine. The ZT knife is a much better knife and worth the price. The ZT has a better blade, but the Dog is no slouch. I personally own a ZT301, the big brother to a 350, and also a Junkyard Dog. Both are great but the ZT is greater. You get what you pay for.
1382491
A search of either leads you to the same knife. The knife is awesome. I own one and have give two as gifts.
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I have purchased both knives and I feel the answer to this question is largely personal preference. The main difference for me is the palm swell of the handle grip is slightly larger on the Robust than it is on the HD. I have small to medium sized hands and for this reason I prefer the HD. If you have larger hands, I could see where you might prefer the Robust. The handle might also make a difference to you depending on the type of cuts you are making. A deeper palm swell may make more detailed cutting and slicing more difficult. Both knives are equal in my opinion so it will come down to which one you are more comfortable holding. I have purchased both knives and I feel the answer to this question is largely personal preference. The main difference for me is the palm swell of the handle grip is slightly larger on the Robust than it is on the HD. I have small to medium sized hands and for this reason I prefer the HD. If you have larger hands, I could see where you might prefer the Robust. The handle might also make a difference to you depending on the type of cuts you are making. A deeper palm swell may make more detailed cutting and slicing more difficult. Both knives are equal in my opinion so it will come down to... » Read More I have purchased both knives and I feel the answer to this question is largely personal preference. The main difference for me is the palm swell of the handle grip is slightly larger on the Robust than it is on the HD. I have small to medium sized hands and for this reason I prefer the HD. If you have larger hands, I could see where you might prefer the Robust. The handle might also make a difference to you depending on the type of cuts you are making. A deeper palm swell may make more detailed cutting and slicing more difficult. Both knives are equal in my opinion so it will come down to which one you are more comfortable holding. « Show Less
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Although I have both, I prefer the 102 is it is smaller, its blade is thinner and narrower which in my mind makes it a more useful and versatile knife. The 119 is a cool knife also but it is very large and stout. I do love the brown handle versus the black, it is worth the extra cost in my view.
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Yes, it is the same knife..... if you look further down the page, it has the description "Limited Edition". Not too unusual to find duplicates on Amazon for different prices. I've even sent emails to them about duplicate items, but usually nothing is done. Plus Buck uses the term "Limited Edition" pretty loosely. Doesn't mean much unless they specify that only a fixed number will be made.
1550313
Neither, I own them, but they are to heavy and cumbersome, better off with a top of the line folding knife.
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i have no idea. i went with the cheaper black one, because they were the same brand. both made in the USA. the only differences i could see were the color & the price. i don't know if the red ones have a sharper blade or not. i only bought the one. i didn't want to buy a red one & take a chance that it would be better. i just bought an electric one at walmart instead. i haven't tried it yet, because i haven't needed to open a can. i think the cans themselves are the root problem. i never used to have trouble opening a can years ago. now i think the labels go up higher on the can or something. i don't know. i've been going through can problems for like, a year. it's so frustrating! good luck! i have no idea. i went with the cheaper black one, because they were the same brand. both made in the USA. the only differences i could see were the color & the price. i don't know if the red ones have a sharper blade or not. i only bought the one. i didn't want to buy a red one & take a chance that it would be better. i just bought an electric one at walmart instead. i haven't tried it yet, because i haven't needed to open a can. i think the cans themselves are the root problem. i never used to have trouble opening a can years ago. now i think the labels go up higher on the can or... » Read More i have no idea. i went with the cheaper black one, because they were the same brand. both made in the USA. the only differences i could see were the color & the price. i don't know if the red ones have a sharper blade or not. i only bought the one. i didn't want to buy a red one & take a chance that it would be better. i just bought an electric one at walmart instead. i haven't tried it yet, because i haven't needed to open a can. i think the cans themselves are the root problem. i never used to have trouble opening a can years ago. now i think the labels go up higher on the can or something. i don't know. i've been going through can problems for like, a year. it's so frustrating! good luck! « Show Less
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Dave, I recommend you try a sampler pack to figure out which D.E. blades you like best. There is definitely a difference in sharpness, durability, etc.
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Doesn't seem to be much difference in any of those respects. They are all great knives. For the price they are actually exceptional. I had purchased three to see in person, keep the one i liked best and gift the other two. I ended up choose the color I liked bestt..... That's what it came down to, because they were all great knives.