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As for the color, it is nice. If you are not confident enough to carry a purple knife you have other issues.
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I'm into expensive knives ($500+) amd the leek is the only knife I still love and swear by for under $100
As for the color, it is nice. If you are not confident enough to carry a purple knife you have other issues.
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They are both fantastic knives. Same Sandvik 14C28N blade steel, which is arguably the best budget steel available. The Ruike is significantly larger (3.5" blade vs 3") and heavier (4.23oz vs 2.4oz). They both feature back flipper and thumb stud deployment, although the Leek is spring assisted so it pops open like a switchblade. Again, they are both fantastic. The Ruike is more appropriate for heavier tasks and the Leek is better for somewhat lighter work. I recommend both, but if you just want to have an unobtrusive knife that you have on you at all times I would probably recommend the Leek.
That said, it sat in the bottom of my suitcase flying back from PNW during a rainstorm. I guess just enough moisture wicked up through the bottom of the suitcase when they loaded on the tarmac to cause a handful of pinpoint-sized rust spots to form. Still perfectly functional and not too noticeable, but was a little disappointing as I'd just bought it and hadn't even used it.
I guess even most 'good' knife steel isn't completely immune to corrosion, but gosh
Very similar knives.