What is your knife EDC?

[Bob T]

I carry a Kershaw. Relatively inexpensive, good steel, holds an edge and spring assisted.

Yup...Generally a Chive or Leek...
Plus an older Case XX, probably from the 50s and a small Victorinox, because it has scissors to trim wild mustache hairs...

[smokersteve]

Either a Benchmade Mini Griptilian or a Kershaw OSO Sweet. Benchmades axis opening works real well and is hard to beat.

[DeaconKC]

Cold Steel Recon Tanto or Culloden, plus a good pocket knife. Can't go wrong with a Cold Steel.

[rjt123]

What is your knife EDC?

Cold Steel Code 4, clip point. Very thin, nice aluminum scales. Got it for $50 and free shipping off E-Bay.

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[rkenaston]

Please let me interject here (Bawanna being the modest soul that he is):

That's a Himalayan Imports product. Handmade in Nepal. It's referred to by any/all of the highlighted text above. Bawanna was the driving force behind this size/style of the AK bowie being made. If your quick or lucky you might snag one when they come up for sale here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/fo...alayan-Imports

You can read some more on them here:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/sh...e-Good-and-bad

Regards,
Greg

No way! I had no idea. That's so cool. I need one of those!

[knkali]

[knkali]

the top two are the Infidel by Benchmade and the HK made by Benchmade


The last is the Infidel again my wives EDC Benchmade and the 3rd EDC of mine the Police 3 from Spyderco with my homemade wave feature.


The one I keep going back to is the HK OTF. The weight size price and speed seem to give that one the nod. 2nd is the Police 3 and third is the Infidel.


For the money, the Spyderco Endura is a lot of knife for the money....check it out.
I am thinking of selling the Infidel.

[rkenaston]

Truthfully, I have a similar one (mine has an ink pin instead of a toothpick) that is the closest thing to an everyday carry among my knives.

I do usually carry another knife (knives), but what they are varies.
Out and about, away from the house, but not afield (purposely), I'll carry one of these folders. The Sebenza on the left most often gets the nod. I've owned it many years and carried it for a great deal of the time I was on active duty. I'm also partial to the Sanrenmu clone of it (third from the left). It's a very, very good knife at a ridicoulsly low price. Afield, I carry a fixed blade (most often the REKAT on the far right) and a Swiss Army knife (in addition to the key chain one). I like either (or both) of the red handled ones in a photo further down (the saw bladed version being part of a pocket kit).


Around the house, I really like and carry this little, Gerber liner lock that uses utility knife blades:

I also carry a Leatherman Squirt P4 daily, but it's more for the pliers. They are excellent for pulling thorns out of the dogs and myself. The Squirt is pictured with the Sanrenmu below.

Regards,
Greg

Thanks for sharing! I've never seen that Gerber utility blade pocket clip...I may need one of those for work.

[rkenaston]

Cold Steel Code 4, clip point. Very thin, nice aluminum scales. Got it for $50 and free shipping off E-Bay.

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Beautiful knife. This is on my shortlist as well.

[hardluk1]

SOG FlashII
http://www.sogknives.com/flash-ii-straight-edge.html

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Ken Onion Blur Assisted 3-3/8 inch Black Combo Blade

[rkenaston]

I just ordered this Cold Steel American Lawman. I'll let you all know what I think after I receive it on Friday.

[rkenaston]

Ken Onion Blur Assisted 3-3/8 inch Black Combo Blade

I love that knife. How do you like it??

[berettabone]

2 1/2 inch Buck.................for cleaning under my fingernails.........I have a firearm.

[berettabone]

Can you tell, I was bored today................my 2 1/2 " Buck, $17...........my 2 3/4 " Imperial from the sixties, with faux pearl handle, never used, from a flea market for $5. I don't think they really qualify for EDC, but I like them just the same. For you people at home..............please do not use non locking knives for cutting, carving, or as a self defense tool..........you'll lose some fingers................