Knives
unnamed pearl
The best feature is the second smaller blade, which is extremely convenient for smaller tasks when using a full blade is unnecessary. The main blade itself is very sturdy, came very sharp, is in itself well designed. Opening the main full blade is a tad awkward, the loop is a bit too large to open easily, and the grip has an odd transition while opening (note the large gap where the pointer finger would be).
Bought this knife, really looking forward to using it and within a day i bumped into the bench in my garage and the belt clip snapped off and the screw heads went flying. Needless to say i was dissapointed about this. however, the knife is sturdy no play in the blade and holds an edge well.
Venture
Famous in the former French colonies for over 70 years and used recently for decades by the Army and in the French Foreign Legion, these are tough. Nothing fancy about them; just real working, single-blade knives.
Douk-Douk Knives: The Famed French Douk Douk Knife, DoukDouk Knife
Ultralight hikers will simply love it . We are proud to present one of the lightest knife on earth : 34 grams for 11 cm (1,2 o for 4,33 inches). Each gram has been thought to concentrate on the basics : a pure line, an efficient locking system and of course, a perfect cutting edge.