Imagine the fear our ancestors felt in the night when wolves surrounded the camp. Now imagine that fear countered with a stiff lip and a sharpened point to defend against predators. Even the wolves learned to back off and fear that edge.
Today’s predators tend to walk around on two legs but are just as vicious as the wolves of our past; we owe our survival to strong steel sharpened to a razor’s edge.
Throwing fists with someone is trouble enough, but whipping out your knife is an entirely different ballgame. No matter who started what, the fact that you chose to stab and slash your way out of a scenario makes you guilty of a litany of crimes.
Check your local laws before you start strutting around town with a butterfly knife flipping between your fingers, or you could get busted for having the blade on your person.
I can sum that up in three words: knives are effective.
If somebody puts you in the corner, taking out a knife can be all it takes to deter an attacker.
The blade is incredibly sharp; be careful with this because it comes shaving-sharp right out of the box. Opening the blade is a breeze, and it closes with equal ease and precision.
The blade length is about perfect, and it opens smoothly and efficiently. The rubber-coated aluminum handle offers exceptional grip, essential in defense scenarios.