After years of flea markets and garage sales I can conclude that Belgians buy rather a cheap chinese pocket knife for one euro than a quality knife for 10 euro. Last weekend was once again one of the many markets without a Swiss army knife. The best thing I could find was a Chinese knife with a main blade you can bend without any effort. I've seen them all. The design looks familiar, but the quality.... Oh my god.... I can't believe that someone is willing to spend money on this... A few months ago I went to a flea market in Holland and without any effort I found 2 brand new Vics for an acceptable price. Too bad this is impossible in Belgium.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Victorinox knock-offs
After years of flea markets and garage sales I can conclude that Belgians buy rather a cheap chinese pocket knife for one euro than a quality knife for 10 euro. Last weekend was once again one of the many markets without a Swiss army knife. The best thing I could find was a Chinese knife with a main blade you can bend without any effort. I've seen them all. The design looks familiar, but the quality.... Oh my god.... I can't believe that someone is willing to spend money on this... A few months ago I went to a flea market in Holland and without any effort I found 2 brand new Vics for an acceptable price. Too bad this is impossible in Belgium.
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