Savate Knife - Like Cs Desperado

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I think saca tripa is a spanish knife usually associated with the system of basque zipota and various styles of knife fighting from the hiberic peninsula
 

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I've seen one. It's a nice knife. But $400 seems awfully high for what is essentially a Spanish/Basque stockman's knife in 440C.
 

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I've seen one. It's a nice knife. But $400 seems awfully high for what is essentially a Spanish/Basque stockman's knife in 440C.

I agree..I would buy one for $100

440C is OK, but you can get a blade in VG-1 San Mai III for the same price or less.
 

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Imo, the knife has an interesting shape, but it is certainly not worth $400, especially not for a blade steel like 440c. As mentioned above, $80 to $100 seems more reasonable.
 

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Ahh, wish I could ask for $400 for such a knife...
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Do we know anything about steel thickness? The narrow part at the grip seems very, very weak - it could be that that I love near-indestructible knives though.
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If I recall well, saca tripa has the business edge inside the curve, facing inwards.
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Personal thing, but I absolutely don't like stainless steels.
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I find it strange that the point is so curved upwards with such a short false edge. I don't know anything about savate, but it seems strange to me.
 
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