Kramer vs. Kramer vs. Kramer

[marc4pt0]

Honestly, they're so close in cutting, the carbon performing just a touch better, that it really boils down to price and preference in steel. You'll find that both will benefit from a little thinning, but not right off the bat. Enjoy and learn the otb geometry a bit before tinkering around.

 

[SolidSnake03]

Sounds good!

Any other impressions?

Also any comment on the pull cutting? The tip and profile just look a bit funky but i know SLT is wondrful on returns so worst case if it didnt work im covered.

Definitely considering the carbon since ive never used a mono steel carbon before and that handle is pretty nice looking

 

[Lefty]

Pull through cuts with the tip will blow your mind. The Kramer tip is the best in the business. Virtually perfect distal taper. I can't remember who, but I think it was No Chop, or johnnychance who compared the Kramer profile to a chinese cleaver (at the back) with a perfect tip. Once you get used to the size and feel of it, it is funny going back to other profiles. I love a tall blade, largely because of Bob Kramer, and Will Catcheside.

 

[Zwiefel]

Pull through cuts with the tip will blow your mind. The Kramer tip is the best in the business. Virtually perfect distal taper.

I dunno, the k-tip on my DTN is pretty $%^# amazing. The best one I've personally seen.

 

[Lefty]

I dunno, the k-tip on my DTN is pretty $%^# amazing. The best one I've personally seen.

I was just looking at the one Don has available right now. He does great work, for sure.

 

[SolidSnake03]

Good to hear about the tip, sounds like a workhorse through the back but a laser like tip up front?

Sounds very interesting, i think the geo is something that just needs to be tried to see if it clicks