I have seen this blade on here, same style and same size just the color is different but they are less than 27.50 so what's the difference with this?
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I got these blades an was a little disappointed. I do not know of the other ones but these ones have some type of magnet on the end and the handles are both flat on one side. They fit together in the sheath. Which they will rip through. I would suggest they be placed on a wall with a shield of some sort in front of them.
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Great question. My guess? I'm pretty sure Amazon (even for Prime items) works through lots of different distributers. The one offering the single blade may be different than the one offering the double blade, hence the price difference. I could be wrong though.
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I own two, in different patterns. The only difference that I can see is the color or pattern. I think price differences are just different vendors our different times the pattern come from.
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I bought the 52 for my living and kitchen and the 42 for my bedrooms and the blades are different the smaller fans have a squarer blade I also like the 52 blades better they have a sleeker design then the 42 inch. Hope this helps
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OK. Heres the deal. I ordered my blade and it was perfect. Then I ordered a Gerber Auto. When I received it the tip was slightly ground incorrectly. I called the seller, and did some research. What I learned was that Gerber can be a little loose on their quality control. Out of every ten blades one will be off. Bottom line is that if your unhappy with what you paid for then I would either return it, or exchange it. Be very clear that the tip is slightly bent, and that you would like one that isn't. That way they won't send you another that is bent. If this is a private seller than he should know exactly what your talking about, even if he's playing a little dumb. Good Luck! OK. Heres the deal. I ordered my blade and it was perfect. Then I ordered a Gerber Auto. When I received it the tip was slightly ground incorrectly. I called the seller, and did some research. What I learned was that Gerber can be a little loose on their quality control. Out of every ten blades one will be off. Bottom line is that if your unhappy with what you paid for then I would either return it, or exchange it. Be very clear that the tip is slightly bent, and that you would like one that isn't. That way they won't send you another that is bent. If this is a private seller than he should... » Read More OK. Heres the deal. I ordered my blade and it was perfect. Then I ordered a Gerber Auto. When I received it the tip was slightly ground incorrectly. I called the seller, and did some research. What I learned was that Gerber can be a little loose on their quality control. Out of every ten blades one will be off. Bottom line is that if your unhappy with what you paid for then I would either return it, or exchange it. Be very clear that the tip is slightly bent, and that you would like one that isn't. That way they won't send you another that is bent. If this is a private seller than he should know exactly what your talking about, even if he's playing a little dumb. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I don't know why they show the trainer knife or the d2 description. I have bought three of these knives over the last three years with the drop point and they have all been 154 cm. I like this steel for this knife. It is a lot easier to sharpen than d2 but still has good edge retention. The description on the knives I bought only show 154cm. The blade is the same all the way and is a full tang that is cut out the same as the aluminum handle scales. The only negatives on this knife with me is the sheath, which is probably just my preferences, and handle scales have sharp edges and should have been blended and more curved around the edges for comfort. I don't know why they show the trainer knife or the d2 description. I have bought three of these knives over the last three years with the drop point and they have all been 154 cm. I like this steel for this knife. It is a lot easier to sharpen than d2 but still has good edge retention. The description on the knives I bought only show 154cm. The blade is the same all the way and is a full tang that is cut out the same as the aluminum handle scales. The only negatives on this knife with me is the sheath, which is probably just my preferences, and handle scales have sharp edges and should... » Read More I don't know why they show the trainer knife or the d2 description. I have bought three of these knives over the last three years with the drop point and they have all been 154 cm. I like this steel for this knife. It is a lot easier to sharpen than d2 but still has good edge retention. The description on the knives I bought only show 154cm. The blade is the same all the way and is a full tang that is cut out the same as the aluminum handle scales. The only negatives on this knife with me is the sheath, which is probably just my preferences, and handle scales have sharp edges and should have been blended and more curved around the edges for comfort. « Show Less
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I bought it for a friend (I'm using electrical machine) so I couldn't see the differences you mentioned. However, the most important point is that it will fit to the blade.
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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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Gene, I am not sure. As I remember it, when I ordered mine I went to the vendor's site to confirm the correct item to order. They had color-coding based on the length of the blade. Thanks!
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Apparently it is a difference in quality, if it doesn't measure up for some reason it goes into the lower category so I read online in a forum (but I haven't noticed any difference), but it is possibly the sheath included in the pack?
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According to the website, its just different packaging. The tool is the same in either case, go with whichever is cheaper
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Amazon does a poor job updating things like this. The blurs in newer colors show the Sandvic steel. If it's a color that used to have 440c steel then it still shows 440c. However, kershaw Doesn't make these in 440c anymore. If you order it from Amazon as the seller, you will receive the newer and better Sandvick steel.
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Both handles are similar in blade angle, weight, and handle length. Really, the only difference I see is purly aesthetics.
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It was 70 here a few days literally before they lowered it to 63 *HERE*. I got robbed . Great blade though . Is it worth 63 ? Yes .
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Looking at leatherman.com, it looks like there is a new version - in fact, it's the lead "story" on the site right now. This would likely be the reason for the price drop.Looking at the manufacturer's site, it looks like the only difference is cosmetic - the tools appear to all be the same. If it were me, I'd jump on the $20 savings and grab one of these before the new stock replaces it.
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I have the Flash II, which is pictured......The flash I is smaller...shorter blade, otherwise identical. Best folding knife I have ever owned. I am >70 and have used a lot of knives.
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I got the same ones from the picture the only difference was the shade of the blade the blade is a lighter black but not gray