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Great! |
May 31, 2008 |
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Anonymous person
from Biloxi, MS United States
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I bought a Leek to replace a Chive that I lost and now I wonder why I didn't have one sooner. The steel is excellent, sharpens easily and holds its' edge. The one-handed opening/closing feature is most valuable for a working tool. Mine has seen hard use over the past year and I'm thinking of buying a second one just to keep in reserve.
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one tuff little knife |
November 19, 2007 |
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N8
from town over there, CA United States
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I picked up my leek for $100.06 [about a year ago]and it has been at my side ever since. Some of the best money i ever spent. I thought that the speed safe assisted-opening would wear out quickly or become sluggish. With in a year I have dropped my leek countless times, used the but end or pommel to open boxes and anything else that my sick mined could come up with. never have i ever experienced a a malfunction of the blade speedsafe or handle, plus the safety is a nice tuch. And as a defensive tool, the pommel can be used as a small kubotan. And the blade chops, slashes and penetrates with little effort in a revers grip. All in all the leek has big knife preferments in a compact package.
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