Why does hinderer make a 3 and a 3.5 knife?

[suitednines]

Is there a reason why there is a 3 and a 3.5?

[wcjohn]

Wrong area bud. This question belongs in the Factory & Production knife forum. http://www.jerzeedevil.com/forums/fo...duction-Knives

[iguyiguyiguy]

Is there a reason why there is a 3 and a 3.5?

why is the sky blue?

why are boobs awesome?

[JackBlades]

Because 3" is the legal limit in alot of places?

[suitednines]

Because 3" is the legal limit in alot of places?

Ok, why the 3.5? Using the mobile site, I apologize for the wrong area, had knives for sale area bookmarked. No way to move it, would the mods please move this post. Thanks.

[au5t3n5]

3.5 is actually the best size for edc if you ask me. 4 is a bit large, 3 is too small.

ymmv

[Stabber]

Some folks would kill for an extra half inch

[jdm666]

Some folks would kill for an extra half inch

Wouldn't we all

[oromoto]

different size for different taste. That 0.5" does make difference in overall length.

[Big Bad Mike]

different size for different taste. That 0.5" does make difference in overall length.

I agree, the difference in feel of a 3" knife and 3.5" is huge, as is going to 4".

Plenty of room in the world for knives of different sizes


I favor a 3.5" blade in a folder.

Seems to give me just enough handle to blade ratio, and the handle needed to accommodate a 3.5" blade fits my hand just about right.

A three incher seems just a bit small to me.

[bfm]

They were all supposed to be 3.5, but sometimes it is just hard to stop grinding when you are on a roll.

[Parker]

If he made knives which were only closed and also the open version, people would buy that too.

[EOD13]

What kinda question is that???

1. Different preference
2. Because they want to
3. Because they can
4. Because some people prefer one over the other
5. Because they already do so don't question it.

[TopHat]

4 is a bit large, 3 is too small.

Some folks would kill for an extra half inch

We are discussing knives, correct?