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Jun 30, 2021
Tried them all…
I build and repair bicycles professionally, and I genuinely do not know how I went years without one of these. If you are adjusting brake and derailleur cables regularly, then you probably already know: the Park Tool is worth the money. Once you get the hang of the thumb lock, it’s pretty helpful, especially when you’re doing bike after bike or precision derailleur tuning.
I first tried a friend’s cheap Hozan cable stretcher, with no thumb lock. I immediately went online and purchased a mid-range cable stretcher of my own. It did not grab nearly as well as the Hozan (or the Park Tool) and the thumb lock quit working after about two weeks. The steel is thinner and the serrated lip is notorious for splitting cables if they aren’t capped and crimped prior to stretching.
If you want a cable stretcher with all the features and no downsides that will last forever, go w the Park Tool BT-2. If you need to save some money, then get a cheap one without a thumb lock.
Aug 24, 2021
The only knife you’ll ever want to carry
2 of 2 found this helpful I’ve carried this knife daily for 15+ years and it has never let me down. Kershaw offers the best product support of any company I’ve ever dealt with. Free blade sharpening. Free replacement parts. For life. No questions asked or paperwork required.
Lost my last one to airport security and after a lot of research into other options, couldn’t find one that stood up to the Tactical Blur. So I replaced it w a brand new one. Couldn’t be happier ab that decision.
The straight edge of the Tanto blade makes it perfect for scraping flat surfaces. The partial serration is great for stripping wires and all kinds of stuff. The grip material on the handles makes it immovable in your hand and remained just as effective after a decade of use on my last one.
The SpeedSafe opening assist is excellent. I can’t imagine having a knife without it. After ab 7 years the spring finally gave out on my last one. Made one phone call and Kershaw sent me a new spring, new pocket clip, all new hardware and the tools necessary to install everything. For free.
I’ve owned a large number of Kershaw knives, as well as others, but none of them quite measured up to the Tactical Blur. It’s worth every penny.
May 04, 2010
WOW!!
I would have paid at least twice what I did for this thing. Having issues with the remote but it's a bi-product of my Windows software and my laziness in figuring out the problem. Other than that I don't know if I could have been more satisfied with this sound card. I'm experiencing and experimenting with music at home in ways that were only possible at the recording studio. Worth every penny and more.
If you have the opportunity to pick one up second hand like I did, TAKE IT!