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Bestech Sky Hawk Flipper Knife
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Bestech Sky Hawk Flipper Knife
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The Bestech Sky Hawk is agile, powerful, and fast, just like the bird of prey its named for. In terms of materials, the knife has everything going for it, including a rock-solid S35VN blade and a titanium frame lock Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downCdoyle
400
Oct 10, 2020
Picked up a sky hawk recently. Very nice and pics dont do it justice. Lots of detail and milling! I was a little turned off by the lanyard post thing but it is none obtrusive so not a huge deal. The CF is very nice quality as well as the tight fitment of the inlay. Highly recommend!
While the G10 BT models are a great value The TI models are on another level and worth the money imo. Very underrated. 
14themoney
1395
Feb 16, 2020
I am very happy with my Warwolf, Paladin, and Swordfish. I got all three for the price of this. Bestech makes terrific knives.
RedAscendant
0
Nov 1, 2019
Anyone else still waiting on knives they bought months ago to ship? I bought this knife and the Rhino back in September and have yet to receive even a shipping confirmation.
Muletrane
2
Nov 4, 2019
RedAscendantyep, still waiting as well. Considering a refund, so I can buy the grey one on another site for the same price...
Toucan
65
Sep 29, 2019
I see on other websites that there is a two-toned blue/gold as well as a bronze version. In the DROP photos, it looks like they are showing the blue/gold version rather than the bronze version. However in the purchase options, there is no blue/gold option only a bronze option. Is the version DROP is selling this round the bronze or the blue/gold version? Can anyone verify this?
14themoney
1395
Jun 22, 2019
Good job on the pictures, Jonas. Keep up the good work. Maybe it's just me, but I like a clear view of both sides of a knife that I'm considering purchasing.
Hatuletoh
850
Jun 23, 2019
14themoneyNope, not just you. And I want to see the backspacer or stand-offs while looking straight down on the spine of the knife, and I also want a shot or two from underneath with the blade deployed, so I can see the lock arm articulated with the blade. Ideally, I'd also like to see the knife with blade deployed in the hand of an average-sized, North American male, but I recognize that one might add more logistical complications than it would be worth. But a shot with and inanimate object to help grasp size would be nice. And why not make the inanimate object shot extra helpful by using a glove sized to fit the hand of an average North American male?
I buy nearly all of my knives by walking into one of the two world-class knife shops that are within easy driving distance from my house, so even with comprehensive pics it's hard for me to commit to buying a knife that i haven't thoroughly manhandled.
Conversely, I sell knives regularly through a local news and classifieds website, which has no limit that I've ever found on the number of pics or total file size of all posted pics (though no individual pic may exceed 10 MB). When the knife I'm selling is a very well known model like, say, a Spyderco PM2, and it's NIB and completely unused, Ill get lazy and post maybe only three or four pics. For any piece less known and sought-after, I try to get 12 to 20 good, detailed, accurately colored pics. I have learned that the very best thing I can do to ensure a knife sells, and sells close to my asking price, is to have lots of pics. The opposite is also true: few pics and pics of poor quality will make otherwise nice knives languish and never sell. Humans need pics, descriptions are not enough.
14themoney
1395
Jun 23, 2019
HatuletohGreat post. Thank you. Sadly, there are no world class knife shop close to me.....unless Wal-Mart and Target count. Or the gas station with the Indian attendant.
14themoney
1395
Oct 2, 2019
When heat treated well and ground to a good geometry, it is terrific. The first knife I purchased in S35VN was the Steel Will Apostate 1113 (RIP. The knife, it's discontinued, not mine. It's still doing the Energizer Bunny thing.) I think that I sharpened it once so far. I have a few M390 blades and just got my first LC200N. I also have an M4. I haven't sorted these out in terms of my favorite. They are all different so I can't make an apple to apple conparison. I think that I have just given you a very long winded interpretation of delet_d's response to you. You can't go wrong when purchasing from a good maker.
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