Hi folks, looking for a smaller blade size around 6-8cm with locking blade and ideally a sheaf. Where to look? Much prefer to buy locally rather than online.

 

thanks

Archery/camping store at Star Dome golf course if they are still open, if if 

Night Market street (top of Loi Kroh) .... plenty of stalls selling knives.

ProCamping in Lat Krabang has a pretty good selection, but their website does not really reflect it. 

KNIFE | PROCAMPING THAILAND

 

They have good parking. 

 

 

 

3 hours ago, Dante99 said:

Archery/camping store at Star Dome golf course if they are still open, if if 

Still open, with a small selection of high quality folding and fixed-blade knives.

2 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Night Market street (top of Loi Kroh) .... plenty of stalls selling knives.

The OP's post asked for 'quality' knives. The Night Market sells knives but hard to call them 'quality.'

Yes I am looking for a quality knife. I managed to loose my previous one which I had for 12 years in India couple of months back and more than willing to pay the cost of a suitable replacement.

 

I will check Star Dome on Thursday, thanks folks.

Lost my mother of pearl copperlock at Dubai airport security....

 

 

 

Can't beat a good Leatherman..

Spyderco 

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4 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

ProCamping in Lat Krabang has a pretty good selection, but their website does not really reflect it. 

KNIFE | PROCAMPING THAILAND

 

They have good parking. 

 

 

 

Original merchandise?

Just now, Plern said:

Original merchandise?

Yes

7 hours ago, Mahseer said:

Hi folks, looking for a smaller blade size around 6-8cm with locking blade and ideally a sheaf. Where to look? Much prefer to buy locally rather than online.

 

thanks

A sheaf of corn or wheat?   5555   SheaTH.

5 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

ProCamping in Lat Krabang has a pretty good selection, but their website does not really reflect it. 

KNIFE | PROCAMPING THAILAND

 

They have good parking. 

 

 

 

That 'good parking' disappeared last night under a collapsed bridge! 555

20 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

That 'good parking' disappeared last night under a collapsed bridge! 555

Yeah, construction disaster, hilarious. 

 

Plenty of parking and no extra traffic if coming from Bangkok. 

35 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

A sheaf of corn or wheat?   5555   SheaTH.

Hi is a fisherman not an English teacher.

Just now, Dante99 said:

Hi is a fisherman not an English teacher.

Is HE really?

i thought any bar..they're full of back-stabbers.  ????

I still have the pocket knife I was given 50 years ago. It's an Old Timer brand, made in USA I believe, and it's a great little knife.

14 hours ago, Martin71 said:

Can't beat a good Leatherman..

Yep, you're spot on there!????????

Try Bangkok Tactical in Gaysom shopping mall andThe Tank Storea, cross the road in Centralworld.

Sorry,  The Tank Store

16 minutes ago, Ganoga said:

Try Bangkok Tactical in Gaysom shopping mall andThe Tank Storea, cross the road in Centralworld.

Appreciate the input but for now I'll limit the search to Chiang Mai. 

 

There is/was a shop on the outside of the moat towards the north east corner that had a stellar selection of imported knives does anyone know it? I walked there yesterday dropping in any likely looking places but no joy but may have missed it.

1 hour ago, giddyup said:

I still have the pocket knife I was given 50 years ago. It's an Old Timer brand, made in USA I believe, and it's a great little knife.

I still have a nice Western my mother gave me forty years ago. 

If you can't find a store in CM, buy online. Most good brands (Buck, Benchmade, CRT, etc) are available from Lazada, Shopee, and the like.

Expect to pay 1,500THB+ for a decent robust lock-knife. The price is depending mainly on the blade alloy material, and not just build quality. A good knife should last a lifetime.

13 minutes ago, huangnon said:

If you can't find a store in CM, buy online. Most good brands (Buck, Benchmade, CRT, etc) are available from Lazada, Shopee, and the like.

Expect to pay 1,500THB+ for a decent robust lock-knife. The price is depending mainly on the blade alloy material, and not just build quality. A good knife should last a lifetime.

I just looked, Buck knives that sell for $50-100 in the US are only $4 on Lazada, great prices! 

2 hours ago, roo860 said:

Yep, you're spot on there!????????

This has become a creep perv threab

1 minute ago, Yellowtail said:

I just looked, Buck knives that sell for $50-100 in the US are only $4 on Lazada, great prices! 

Copies or fakes. The real Buck knives (made outside US under license) start at around 1,500THB (40 USD).