Took me many years to decide to buy a good wire cutter. My "expensive" Knipex was money well spent.
What pocket knife do you carry?
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Man, these three have been neglected so heavily, lately. No longer! Hmm... Which shall become my new daily carry?
Three of the best models Spyderco has ever offered, IMO. Endura 4 in VG-10; Manix 2 XL in CPM-S110V and Stretch in ZDP-189.
Three of the best models Spyderco has ever offered, IMO. Endura 4 in VG-10; Manix 2 XL in CPM-S110V and Stretch in ZDP-189.
Spyderco Harpy/spring, summer
Spyderco Merlin/fall, winter
Spyderco Merlin/fall, winter
I carry a cold steel voyager med clip point in aus 8 and a leather man rebar
... and that's why I carry a utility knife instead
? the husky wood handle folding one.
Victorinox Huntsman, I also have a Mora Robust. Only the Victorinox is always with me.
I have a LT Wright genesis-Scandi A2 steel that I Carry in a Patriot leather company 1777 sheath
Bear Grylls Scout knife, almost every day.
Man... I recently lost my edc. A Benchmade Precinct. It was so fun to flip. I’ll miss it.
So I googled fun knives to edc. This blade kept on popping up. Everyone seemingly loves it. It’s small, but that’s ok, it’ll live in my fifth pocket. It should be here next week.
I’m looking forward to it. But I got to tell you, using my standby in the meantime makes me wonder how it ever got standby status?
So I googled fun knives to edc. This blade kept on popping up. Everyone seemingly loves it. It’s small, but that’s ok, it’ll live in my fifth pocket. It should be here next week.
I’m looking forward to it. But I got to tell you, using my standby in the meantime makes me wonder how it ever got standby status?
Man! This little Kizer is something else! The action is fantastic. It fits in my fifth pocket perfectly, and it slices way better than I would have ever thought!
It’s really a “little big knife.”
The bad however is the top could use some jimping, and the area where you release the liner lock could be more accessible. But at $69.00, there’s like no consumer regret going on. The action is fantastic! Better than many if not all of my more expensive knives. Crazy!
Well, maybe there’s a little consumer regret. I remember when a good knife had to have “made in America” stamped on it. This is my first Chinese knife. I guess my “Asian transition” started when I bought Spyderco knives assembled in Taiwan.
That said, there are some little things a more experienced knife maker would have changed on this knife, but wow, again, at 69 bucks, this thing is fantastic!
It’s really a “little big knife.”
The bad however is the top could use some jimping, and the area where you release the liner lock could be more accessible. But at $69.00, there’s like no consumer regret going on. The action is fantastic! Better than many if not all of my more expensive knives. Crazy!
Well, maybe there’s a little consumer regret. I remember when a good knife had to have “made in America” stamped on it. This is my first Chinese knife. I guess my “Asian transition” started when I bought Spyderco knives assembled in Taiwan.
That said, there are some little things a more experienced knife maker would have changed on this knife, but wow, again, at 69 bucks, this thing is fantastic!
That’s beautiful @Neffarious
Thank you!
Grohmman featherweight lockback - nothing fancy, but keeps an amazing edge.
I like it!
Anyone have any thoughts on this? It’s in my basket - I’m thinking of pulling the trigger.
Lionsteel makes some nice stuff but I heard there are occasional QC issues. Make sure of the return policy.
Thanks brother. I’m going to give it a shot!
Hiya,
I am now carrying an old Paragon ATKO 4 bought new in the early 90s. Nice living inna state where automatics are legal.
Martin
I am now carrying an old Paragon ATKO 4 bought new in the early 90s. Nice living inna state where automatics are legal.
Martin
Mora fishing knife I used when I was in Norway. You could get plenty of cod off the rocks along the coast. Great edge to it. Stays at home these days. Illegal to carry knives in the UK.
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