What makes the Esee line of knives better than my BK-2 or any of the Becker knives?
A bit unfair wouldn't you say.Please do not take this the wrong way but:
Becker Knives:
The Rosie Odonnel of knives.
heavy, over-large handles, unnecessarily thick where it counts, like a crowbar or blunt instument and has an afterthought edge put on that can cut but isnt pleasing to watch in action. The handles are bulky and clumsy and ill fit on most.
Esee Knives
The Christina Hendricks of knives.
Not too thin, not too thick. Fills your hand like a warm bosom, supple and smooth. The Esee's curves are sultry and seductive, a work of art and temptation. Heat treated in dancing flames as red hot as Christina's hair, built to put out even under the toughest of times.
The flame of the sun flashes its fiery brilliance on its edge just as Christina's eyes entice you with her "come-hither" look. The Esee's edge can bring a man to his knees and make him give thanks to the universe that such a thing exists, just as men do in gratitude for Christina.
In combat the Esee can end a man's life in one fell thrust, just as Ms. Hendricks can tear a man's heart out and make him beg her for more.
The sheath is like a fine, form fitting dress, not all pleasure, but not all business . The right balance for a "formal" night out on the town or a day in the bush.
Oh, yes, one last thing...... in either case, Esee or Ms. Hendricks, you would step over your own mother for one......
You must be the unluckiest person on the planet as you spend all this money on your knives and you can't even get one that works...That or you really don't know what you're talking about...I believe the latter.Well, form my personal experience it can be two of those things
Some people tried to excuse this as "factory seconds", which is utter nonsense. Mine was store bought in Canada...
Even expensive limited run stuff like the Bk-20 can have wonky tip grinds, and an overall carelessness to it that is pretty annoying...
My BK-9 did have marginally reasonable edge geometry, which is unusual, but that was about it.
Gaston