In this video I’m putting two of my favorite “for practically anybody” budget folders on the table: the Kizer Sheepdog C01C 275 and the Vosteed Inferno. The goal here is simple—if you’ve got under $100 and you want a knife that actually feels solid in the pocket, has good action, and can handle real everyday tasks, these are the two that keep coming up for me. I do an unboxing, a hands-on overview, and I talk through what makes each one stand out for a normal EDC user—not just knife nerds. I also get into why button locks are such a big deal right now in the budget space, what to look for in a “best value” folding knife, and who I think each knife is for. If you’re new to EDC, buying your first real pocket knife, or you just want a dependable beater that doesn’t feel cheap, this is the kind of comparison that’ll save you money and frustration. By the end, you’ll know which one makes more sense for your hand size, your carry preferences, and the kind of cutting you actually do day to day.