Do you EDC a knife of some kind?

[Ruffnek]

All day,every day.



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Cryo-right front pocket-work
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[calcot7]

Yes, usually a Ravencrest Nemesis for personal protection and a Kershaw Speedsafe for cuttin' stuff.

 

[Butternut]

Yup. 2 everyday. And use them everyday. Something has needed cutting everday since my grandpa gave me my first knife 30 years ago.

 

[stormryder]

Leatherman Supertool, Folding Razor knife, Big lock blade Folder.

 

[CindyE]

if you want all purpose (but not necessarily quick deploy for defensive use) I like my Leatherman Juice S2. it fits in the palm of your hand, and has everything I need day to day. A 3" blade, several screwdrivers/scrapers, scissors, pliers, wire cutters, and the most important... beer bottle opener. (which is also awesome for cutting packing tape without getting the blade all gooey.)

I have a couple of Leatherman multi-tools at home and work, one is a small one I could, maybe should carry. I was thinking something suitable for self-defense.

 

[CindyE]

I didn't know it was a picture thread.
Welllll...

JG, can you get that Rainbow open quickly with one hand?

 

[spencer rifle]

Leatherman Wave. Always useful.

 

[red46239]

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[Streck-Fu]

Do you EDC a knife of some kind? Multi-tools included.

I always have a folding pocket knife (typically a Benchmade 10060) and a SOG multi-tool.

 

[cosermann]

I figured our INGO rate of EDC knife carry would be pretty high, but wow, over 95%.

 

[esrice]

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[shootersix]

everyday i have the following
a gerber multi plier, needle nose like this
Multi-Plier 600 - Needlenose Stainless
a hk/benchmade scortch like this
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a ian sinclair credit card knife like this (i paid 5 bucks at a gun show, and itll probally break the first time i use it)
Cardsharp2: classic credit card folding knife
and in my back pack i carry a spyderco endura like this(in case i forget my hk/benchmade)
Spyderco Endura 4 FRN
also in my back pack i have a smiths pocket pal sharpener just in case i have to touch up a blade
Pocket Pal Knife Sharpener | Smith's - Knife Sharpening Equipment, Electric Knife Sharpeners, Sharpening Stones - Since 1886

 

[Knife Lady]

I ALWAYS have my ESEE Izula in my purse. Sometime I have a folder. I am waiting for Brad to give me a REALLY good deal on a Spyderco so I can carry it too.

 

[JetGirl]

JG, can you get that Rainbow open quickly with one hand?

Yes. It's an assisted open, but I rarely use the "assist" for more than a start...a flick of the wrist locks it open.

 

[shootersix]

Yes. It's an assisted open, but I rarely use the "assist" for more than a start...a flick of the wrist locks it open.

the spring should be more than enough to lock it open, you shouldnt have to flick your wrist, if you have to, you might want to replace the spring, call kershaw, theyll replace the spring for free, they give you the opiton of sending it to them, or they will send you the spring

i have a chive that had the spring go out, one call fixed it, they sent the spring, and i think its a #.5 torx screw to take the knife apart, it took 5 mins, and that included cleaning all the pocket fuzz out

 

[grunt soldier]

I though this must be a joke thread! Are their people who don't carry knives???

 

[jagee]

I though this must be a joke thread! Are their people who don't carry knives???

Yes, but the majority of them are not on this forum.

 

[hd96heritage]

 

[rhino]

So, I thought about posting some vaguely humorous (to me) message implying that I not only don't carry a knife, but I find the concept of knives abhorrent.

Then I realized even the newbs won't buy it. My cat is out of the bag on this issue.

I may or may not sometimes always or never carry an object on my person that may in some way resemble a knife but also may not resemble a knife.

 

[Darral27]

Kabar dozier. I got one on ebay for $7 shipped and another for just over $5 shipped. Gave one to my BIL a couple weeks ago, carry the other daily. Great knife, even at the regular MSRP.