Favorite EDC...what'cha got

[sccritterkiller]

Anybody carry a small fixed blade? Those MKC mini speedgoats look nice

I mostly carry a bugout..I do have a mini speed goat, great little knife..keep on my bino harness/fishing vest...

 

[buckbull]

You know I have never really carried a knife, but I carry my Ruger LCP custom or a Sig almost everywhere these days.

First day I met my father-in-law he told me 2 things I still remember. Men should always carry a knife. Men should never drink from a straw. Have taken his advice to heart since 1989.

 

[NDGuy]

I like to change it up

 

[Huntkook]

 

[TrumpkinTheDwarf]

I'm another Benchmade bugout fan. This one is their entry version, came a little cheaper from REI. Did a full bull elk up gutless method and deboned with no sharpening needed. Was still rough shaving hair on my arm after the fact.

 

[geetar]

Spyderco Delica. Favorite pocket knife I've ever owned by far. Chose orange because I work for park service and spend a lot of time in woods and it's easy to find when I drop it.

 

[noharleyyet]

Spyderco Delica. Favorite pocket knife I've ever owned by far. Chose orange because I work for park service and spend a lot of time in woods and it's easy to find when I drop it. View attachment 333851

Popular Spyderco model...

 

[jryoung]

Benchmade mini crooked river

 

[Carl]

These cover the last 20 years more or less. The 840 is the slickest and my favorite, I couldn’t open an auto faster. The size of the 710 is nice for certain things, but…next to the 840 it lacks sex appeal.

The Milwaukee utility blades get the nod 95% of the time these days, I am just not willing to abuse the nice knives the same.

 

[TwistedSage]

Not necessarily an ecd but for my next fixed blade for the field I have been eyeing the victorinox venture. I use Victorinox for my at home butchering knives and really like them. For the price of the venture it seems like it'd be worth checking out

 

[mtmuley]

Benchmade mini crooked river

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That is cool. Length folded? mtmuley

 

[Wildabeest]

 

[Dsnow9]

Bugout with aftermarket pocket clip for tighter pocket retention. Only knife I haven’t lost in tree work, 4 years strong now. I’ve lost more spyderco knives at work than I would like to think about.

 

[cgasner1]

Wouldn’t call it my edc but if im with my wife and kids it’s with me. If something ever happened we won’t have time to flee with the boys so I pack that and hope I never have to try and use it because I can’t shoot a pistol worth a chit

 

[Ben Lamb]

Case stockman, medium with the stag bone handle. In my pocket every day.

Can't go wrong with a Case Knife.

 

[NDGuy]

MKC sends me about five emails per day, its annoying as hell. I don't give a rats ass about some knife that is the latest thing Rinella decided to pimp out and plaster MeatEater all over lol

Not to mention this crap I see posted about every week. Dude seems to love drama and whining about every slight they encounter.

 

[Rack Daniels]

These two see the most use. View attachment 333809

There is nothing I dislike more about a knife design, than seeing that the blade is pointing up to your fingers when it’s clipped on your pocket.

 

[Dsnow9]

There is nothing I dislike more about a knife design, than seeing that the blade is pointing up to your fingers when it’s clipped on your pocket.

Do you use two hands to open a knife or what? Flicking a knife open with one hand the blade tip has always been pointing out the pocket for me. I carry a knife to use it not look at it.

 

[Rack Daniels]

Do you use two hands to open a knife or what? Flicking a knife open with one hand the blade tip has always been pointing out the pocket for me. I carry a knife to use it not look at it.

Uhh, no, I reach in my pocket with my ONE hand and poke my finger tip with a barely open blade sometimes when the blade faces up…

You don’t look at it before you buy it?
And what’s having it face up in your pocket have to do with flicking it open?

 

[Rack Daniels]

You keep the blade cutting AWAY from you. Didn’t you learn that as a kid!??

You can’t argue that having the blade facing in a manner that will potentially injure you is correct. It is not.