An enormous amount of mental gymnastics occur on this forum to quantify the "durability" of different knifes, steels and knife-mechanism systems. I've only purchased 5 knives since joining these forums a year ago and 1 was stolen and the other 4 are still working like brand new. I imagine 9 out of 10 knives on this forum no longer "function" for the owner because they were lost or stolen vs. broken or worn out. Out of that last 1 out of 10... broken or worn out, I'm guessing 9 out of 10 were clearly operator error, either in the field or while trying to impose "improvements" to their knife. Considering the above, I kind of chuckle at some of the engineering debates on this site.
Has any manufacturer yet considered installing a tracking chip in their knife?
Has any manufacturer yet considered installing a tracking chip in their knife?