Dirty Bob
Member
Don't forget their TDI
If I were heading to the sandbox, I'd probably take along a TDI as a backup knife, carried concealed behind a mag pouch. The angled handle makes it easier to carry, and I really like the design for up-close defense. Perfect? Nothing is, but the TDI is small/light enough to add to one's kit without much penalty.
It would not be my only knife, but I think it fills a niche that wasn't covered very well before. I think KABAR has a winner here. I spoke with their marketing director, and she said they're selling about double the number of TDIs that they anticipated.
I also have a standard "Ka-Bar." It's a great knife, but I can't carry it in Texas (5.5" blade limit).
Regards,
Dirty Bob
If I were heading to the sandbox, I'd probably take along a TDI as a backup knife, carried concealed behind a mag pouch. The angled handle makes it easier to carry, and I really like the design for up-close defense. Perfect? Nothing is, but the TDI is small/light enough to add to one's kit without much penalty.
It would not be my only knife, but I think it fills a niche that wasn't covered very well before. I think KABAR has a winner here. I spoke with their marketing director, and she said they're selling about double the number of TDIs that they anticipated.
I also have a standard "Ka-Bar." It's a great knife, but I can't carry it in Texas (5.5" blade limit).
Regards,
Dirty Bob
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