Knife review: Sardinian Pattada and Sicilian Sfilato: classic Italian elegance

[arhvash]

So did the Sfilato have a lock or not?

[MrDagon007]

@arhvash No it is a slipjoint knife, like a swiss army knife.

[arhvash]

@MrDagon007 That sucks, a beautiful knife though. Can you find one of these with a lock?

[MrDagon007]

@arhvash For the kind of use that this knife would normally get, a lock isn't that important, in my opinion.

[arhvash]

@MrDagon007 You just said everything and nothing..

[MrDagon007]

@arhvash I meant, it is not designed for heavy duty or self defense - for which a lock is important. It is rather for lighter cutting work or food prep. For that kind of use, a lock is in my opinion not that important. Think about a swiss army knife, for its typical use a lock isn't that important either.

[keeperofblades]

Nice review! Thanks!

You bought the smaller pattada in Gebloux? I can't imagine other knifeshows in Belgium.

Keep up the good work!

[MrDagon007]

@keeperofblades Yes, I bought it in Gembloux. There was a table with some 15-20 Pattada variants. Cheers !

[6leafdom]

very nice...where can i find them online?

[mwillblade]

wow,very elegant looking knives.Good review.

[bladeimm]

Fascinating video as usual. I look forward to the next.