Lets see your EDC Knives!!!

[Sun195]

Nothing fancy here - I've carried a Spyderco Delica 4 plain edge for the past 6+ years. Just works for my needs. At this point, it's second nature to pull it out and open it, then close it and back into the pocket. Really don't even need to think about it.


On occasion, I'll carry a Victorinox Swiss Army Compact. At only two layers, it's a great carry SAK with a blade, scissors, 4-in-1 can opener tool, cork screw, parcel hook (which, I wish was something else), pen, pin, tiny screw-driver and toothpick.

 

[iGun]

I actually Like it a lot. I wear it on the opposite hip that i have my pistol, and rarely even notice it being there. i have not had any issues with it, nor have i had to draw it, and i hope i never will...

Thanks. That's a next purchase for me.

 

[G1GRANDEUR]

 

[RBid]

Al Mar Payara, by Al Mar Knives of Tualatin, OR. That's my baby. It's reserved for defense.

I also carry a Leatherman Huice S2, which I use constantly for tasking.

 

[JVK]

I like being able to beat up/abuse/piss on/lose my knives if needed so i usually won't spend too much money on them ($30 max) i normally carry a small variety of Kershaw assist knives. Really hoping to get a ZT for b-day though. (i keep hinting to the woman)

This weekend at a gun show i bought this used knife for $8: <broken link removed>

Seems pretty tough. It's big. Good G10. Snaps out smooth (no assist) - Used it a little today, price was right.

 

[Whitey375]

I usually have this, a custom Buck Strider by Gray Precision. Or a quick and easy Kershaw A/O.

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[jp1985]

x2 its my edc and I love it and have used it for everything! evening gutting and skinning game.

 

[speeddemon94]

Gerber auto folder. It was a gift, and a good one at that. Cant open it without pushing the button. It's gone all around the world with me, to some of the most rotten places on the planet... Never leave home without it.

 

[nastybynature]

Had one then lost it. After looking for something newer, I ended up going back to the same one as it is still one of the best made IMHO.

Blur Glassbreaker |* Kershaw KnivesBlur Glassbreaker |* Kershaw Knives

 

[Blitzkrieg]

The lower one with a lot less serrations.. Was CRKT's best, the Apache (It's the lower one)



To qualify my comments, I teach knife fighting/defense

 

[DGunslinger]

The Iceman has good taste in his knife selection. The Bedlam (I prefer the manual, quicker to open than the auto which requires release of a safety & legal out side OR & plain edge is easier to sharpen) has 154cm Stainless Steel, Axis Lock, ambidextrous dual thumb studs, 3.95" blade (curvature of blade makes it effectively longer), glass buster on the knife butt and like Iceman says a great handle (the finger groves on the grip and texture of the handle make it very unlikely that you would loose control of your knife. This knife is designed for slashing or cleaning fish. Can be bought on amazon for about $190. Thats a lot of $'s but the Bedlam is a lot of knife.

 

[firemedic15]

Spyderco Delica 4 FFG Brown

 

[Peteralexander78]

Had one then lost it. After looking for something newer, I ended up going back to the same one as it is still one of the best made IMHO.

Blur Glassbreaker |* Kershaw KnivesBlur Glassbreaker |* Kershaw Knives

I love mine!

 

[MitzyG]

I have a little Gerber folder that I carry in my jeans and I keep a really old Swiss Army knife that belonged to my husband's first wife (who passed away) when she was a girl guide.

 

[mrblond]

Ditto on the Kershaw, iGun! I have all kinds and grades of knives but I love these Chinese Kershaws! The slender scales fit my small hands and I especially like the Persian style blade. I bought three of them!

I thought Kershaw was owned by Kai, which is Japanese.

 

[DieselScout]

I thought Kershaw was owned by Kai, which is Japanese.

Kershaw is owned by Kai, which is Japanese. But their knives are made in Oregon, Japan and China. I own an older Japanese made and two US built knives from Kershaw and they are great quality. I will continue to by US made Kershaws to support my local economy.

 

[mrblond]

I always try and buy US when I can but to be honest, the Japanese make about the best blades you can get. China.. I think id pass..

 

[svxr8dr]

Zero Tolerance zt0300

 

[DGunslinger]

nice knife!

 

[oregunbob541]

Al Mar Corby Tanto Auto. Great knife in 154-CM steel. Always in my pocket