Black Talon II Folding Knife with Tri-Ad Lock and Pocket Clip, Serrated, 4.0"

Ich bin Lkw-Fahrer und habe das Black Talon II jetzt seit einiger Zeit im täglichen Einsatz. Ich muss sagen, ich bin vollkommen zufrieden. Das Messer ist extrem robust verarbeitet und liegt dank des griffigen G-10-Griffs auch bei langen Touren oder bei schlechtem Wetter sicher in der Hand. Die Klinge aus S35VN-Stahl schneidet mühelos durch alles, was im Arbeitsalltag anfällt, von Kartons bis zu festen Seilen oder Kabelbindern. Gerade als Lkw-Fahrer brauche ich ein zuverlässiges Werkzeug, das vielseitig einsetzbar ist, sei es zum Öffnen von Verpackungen, Zerschneiden von Gurten oder für kleine Reparaturen unterwegs. Die scharfe, stabile Klinge macht alles mühelos mit und bleibt lange und dauerhaft rasiermesserscharf. Die Tri-Ad®-Verriegelung gibt mir dabei ein sicheres Gefühl, auch wenn es mal schnell gehen muss. Das Messer ist kompakt und passt perfekt in die Hosentasche oder ins Ablagefach meines Lkw. Optisch macht es ebenfalls richtig was her. Für mich ist das Black Talon II ein unverzichtbares Tool geworden. Klare Kaufempfehlung für alle, die im Alltag auf ein zuverlässiges Messer angewiesen sind. Absolute Empfehlung für Beruf und Alltag. Das Messer überzeugt mich auf ganzer Linie. Besonders gefällt mir das elegante Design mit der markanten, gebogenen Klinge, die nicht nur ein Hingucker ist, sondern auch sehr funktional. Für mich als Fahrer ist das Messer ein unverzichtbares Werkzeug geworden. Einziger kleiner Kritikpunkt, eine passende Hülle wäre noch praktisch gewesen, für den sicheren Transport unterwegs. Wer ein zuverlässiges, scharfes und robustes Messer sucht, macht mit dem Black Talon 2 alles richtig. Klare Kaufempfehlung

Simplesmente demais! De longe, o melhor canivete de defesa pessoal. Mortífero, mortal. Só um aviso: tenha bastante cuidado com ele, pois corta com facilidade até o próprio dono, rs.

I deliberately purchased the serrated version and the knife is solely EDC for personal protection. When I say this thing is dangerous, what I mean is that it cuts so aggressively you MUST be careful with it or else you're going to be bleeding all over everything. I'd never recommend a serrated edge for a utility knife as they're impossible for most people to resharpen without ruining the points of the serrations. It can be done but it's a huge pain in the neck. As it stands, if some fool tries to rob me every time I hit him with this blade, a piece of him is coming off. This is the most aggressively-cutting blade I've ever owned in five decades of using and training with knives. That's exactly why I bought it. That and just the sight of the blade would make anyone but a total fool reluctant to proceed with his attack. As far as the quality of the knife, well it's the same high quality I've come to expect since I bought my first Cold Steel knife in 1983. I've owned dozens of them. And this one is (again) viciously sharp and extremely strong when locked open like every other CS folder I have now or have ever owned. It locks like a bank vault. What you can't really get from looking at the pictures is how thin, light, and handy this knife is. Despite its considerable size it sits flat in the pocket with an almost imperceptible weight. This could easily have been a knife that was constantly trying to pull your pants down, as are some other robust folders I own. But it's not a chore to carry at all. I even carry it in the pocket of my exercise pants when I'm working out or walking or jogging and never even notice it. The only feature I don't especially care for is the feature that essentially duplicates the function of the Emerson Wave, a patented feature that allows you to draw and open a folder with one hand, all in the same motion. Essentially, a hook on the top of the blade that you can snag on the opening of your pocket and rapidly snap the knife open. CS has made an apparent end-run around Emerson's patents by having the thumb opening plate a little longer than otherwise necessary, creating an overhang that functionally duplicates the Emerson wave hook on top of the blade. It works extremely well. So well that more than once I've accidentally snapped the knife open without intending to, just by drawing it from my pocket. One of those times I ended up bleeding all over the place. I didn't mind so much as it pleases me that this thing cuts so aggressively. If you so much as touch the serrated edge with even the slightest pressure, you're going to be bleeding. It's a hazard but then, like I said the reason I carry it is because you could carve steaks off of an attacker with little effort. It is worth the risk. All I did is slightly alter the way I draw the knife from my pocket, then practice a little, and i have not inadvertently opened the knife since. If you want something that cuts meat like a piranha then this CS blade is for you. If you ever have to use it to defend yourself at the end it's going to look like a scene from a horror movie, but most or all of the blood will be from the attacker, not you. Just make damn sure you know what you're getting into if you buy it and carry it. I have over fifty folders, including expensive Spydercos and Benchmades and others, plus at least twenty from Cold Steel. Of all of them this is the one I carry for personal defense. And I know without doubt that if I ever have to use it, it's going to eat meat ferociously. Why on earth would I want to carry something _less_ dangerous if it's my safety and life I'm trying to protect?

I've carried a Spyderco Civilian all day every day for about 10 years. I wanted to see if this Black Talon measured up to my Civilian. I can say this: the Black Talon is superior in every way once it's open and in your hand. The Talon is very much the stronger knife. Both measure and weigh about the same. The Civilian is easier to deploy so I do still carry it over the Talon. While the thumb plate of the Talon can be used to open the knife by a pocket snag and drag, the Civilian just presents much faster and more smoothly; that's a big deal to me in a defensive knife. The Talon is awesome, just not as flowing a presentation as the Civilian which the Talon obviously mimics. A consideration with the serrated Talon is that it should go (kinda has to) go back to Cold Steel for a re-sharpening.

Eins der besten selbstverteidigungsmesser die ich kenne. Super scharf und super gefährlich für einen selbst ich habe mich selber bestimmt schon dreimal geschnitten. Also gebt acht Leute es ist echt gefährlich. Aber so gefährlich ist aber auch ist so schnell ist es auch man kann es aus der Tasche ziehen und es ist offen und so schnell klappt es auch nicht zusammen wenn man nicht den triät das selbstentwickelte Schließsystem von cold steel hinten drauf drückt dann geht es butterweich zu und durch die daumenplatte kann man es auch butterweich wieder öffnen oder halt durch die hosenbundtasche von selber öffnen lassen aber vorsicht mit den Fingern natürlich nicht führbar wegen Paragraph 42a darf man es nur sammeln aber nicht mit sich herum führen.