The BEST Knives to gift NON-knife people!! 28 knives you can’t go wrong with as a gift!! 🎁 👌🏼

[@jhall_edc]

I got my brother a qsp penguin in d2 and blue demin micarta I think he's gonna like it and use it a lot. Good list Wayne.

[@ronaldbarnes8302]

Nice list Wayne. Gifted several knives over the years but they were to knife people. Thanks for the video!

[@Sleepy_spartan717]

The only knife I figured this year, oddly enough, was a large pyrite light. I qc’d it myself and was surprisingly tempted to keep it missing lol. That says a lot considering my usual price range is the $400-1000 range.

[@ZiGGi03]

Pyrite button lock . I got the CJRB for my brother the mini for my wife and I go tag points so I got one . My wife uses hers already and loves it , it is really small for my hands but she loves it . I highly recommend it for a great easy to use no nonsense getting used to flicking in a crossbar lock they press and the blade goes in. Great video buddy !

[@cameronrich2536]

Microtech > kershaw& protec

[@sloanNYC]

The Corgi is a great beginner knife. Would love if they made a higher end version too.

[@Sleepy_spartan717]

The only knife I gifted this year, oddly enough, was a large pyrite light. I qc’d it myself and was surprisingly tempted to keep it lol. That says a lot considering my usual price range is the $400-1000 range. Edit: the deka is a much better value and I loved my v2 in magnacut. But if you’re looking to BUILD a knife, the bugout, 740, pm2 or para 3 are the ways to go. Rockscale, original goat, mxg ……. The options are limitless

[@mi_cheap_guns2925]

Think I’d have to go with the Pyrite Light this year. I may have gotten lucky, but the one have had better action and button lock than some I have that cost twice as much.

[@spirona]

The Launch 16 in M4 and Launch 15 in Magnacut are arguably better values, though the blade shapes may not be as functional and easy to maintain for some. Nevertheless, I thought it was worth mentioning these other members of the Launch series as they are also great as high value side opening automatics. I also agree about the Zizzle package! Hopefully they will be in stock as everyone else with FOMO is chasing a garbage Ozark and Swisstech. Great list and really useful!

[@kashyyyk]

Civivi makes their Elementum with a Sheepsfoot blade. While it's certainly not an uncommon blade style, I think the Sheepsfoot is unique looking enough to start winning over the interest of a non-knife person.

[@jimmylarge1148]

Skip the tweezers and pick and go with the Swiss tech wurdig. GREAT knife for the money. (29$ Walmart)

[@paulyoder865]

Non knife people like slip joints because they won’t cut themselves trying to figure out how to close (unlock) it. My wife got cut bad unlocking a knife. No drop shutty knives, bad idea. Two hand closing style is good. But all this depends on who you are gifting it to and their familiarity with pocket knives. Get grandma a sod buster and grandpa might like what you suggest, for example.

[@narkfly]

I feel like Kershaw should have some representation here.

[@mi_cheap_guns2925]

Had many, many Kershaws over the years, but when it comes to Chinese made budget knives, Civivi, Sencut, CJRB, Vosteed, Kizer and others are a better value these days.

[@Hellionmasks]

If you ever let a non knife person use a knife... the problem is not deploying the knife... mostly the confusion for them is returning the blade into the handle. Not that simple or obvious in my experience. Or maybe i need to find some smarter friends.. lol😂

[@jimmylarge1148]

My dogs name is: Zizzle P. Sanchez. 😂

[@pauljosephbuggle3722]

The best present for non-knife people would be a SAK or a traditional folding knife. I don't agree with you on this point.