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#229077 - 08/03/11 10:10 PM Re: New Knife on the way! [Re: Frisket]
UTAlumnus Offline
Old Hand

Registered: 03/08/03
Posts: 1019
Loc: East Tennessee near Bristol
CRKT M16-01T & Vic SwissTool

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#229078 - 08/03/11 10:12 PM Re: New Knife on the way! [Re: UTAlumnus]
Paul810 Offline
Veteran

Registered: 03/02/03
Posts: 1428
Loc: NJ, USA
Usually one of these:



With the Benchmade 707 or Leatherman Charge Ti being most common.

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#229094 - 08/04/11 01:29 AM Re: New Knife on the way! [Re: Frisket]
Byrd_Huntr Offline
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Registered: 01/28/10
Posts: 1174
Loc: MN, Land O' Lakes & Rivers ...
It's always fun waiting for a new knife to arrive.

Heres my EDC....I prefer the older model


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#229096 - 08/04/11 01:45 AM Re: New Knife on the way! [Re: Frisket]
haertig Offline
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Registered: 03/13/05
Posts: 2322
Loc: Colorado
Quote:
So what knives yall EDC?

Byrd Robin


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#229097 - 08/04/11 02:01 AM Re: New Knife on the way! [Re: Frisket]
Phaedrus Offline
Carpal Tunnel

Registered: 04/28/10
Posts: 3164
Loc: Big Sky Country
I'll probably be drummed out of ETS for saying this, but when I'm going about my daily business in town I almost never EDC a knife. blush All I carry is my wallet, cell phone and my keys. I do keep an LED light on my key ring. In my truck I keep some tools as well as a Streamlight LED headlamp, as well as a knife or two. When I do carry a knife it's generally a Kershaw Chive or Scallion.

When out of town I do carry knives.

I have several SAKs so I suppose I should try to get myself used to carrying one again. The problem is that I pathologically dislike carrying stuff in my pockets. It took years for me to get to where I could tolerate carrying a phone and even now I won't buy anything that's very big.

Years ago I carried a Spyderco Endura. Now I have a Delica in VG-10. That's probably small enough to carry.
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#229099 - 08/04/11 02:11 AM Re: New Knife on the way! [Re: Frisket]
bacpacjac Offline
Carpal Tunnel

Registered: 05/05/07
Posts: 3601
Loc: Ontario, Canada
Leatherman on my belt, SAK on my keyring, Gerber multitool in my purse, SAK in my PSK. As well as Buck/CRKT folder tucked into various kits that are usually on-hand.

What has this forum done to me?!
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#229100 - 08/04/11 02:43 AM Re: New Knife on the way! [Re: Frisket]
Eric Offline
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Registered: 09/09/06
Posts: 323
Loc: Iowa
EDC varies with the activity. Work is an office with a no knives rule so I carry small harmless things like an ALOX SAK money clip (small blade and scissors) and a Leatherman E4 (yeah, I follow the rules sooo well). Around the house/town I like a larger SAK and my benchmade folders (benchmite, grip, mini-grip, mini-pika). Usually a leatherman charge-TI nearby or at least an old super tool also. To further corrupt a phrase - so many knives, so little time and not enough pockets.

For what it is worth I love my benchmade knives. The Axis lock has been rock solid for me.

-Eric
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#229103 - 08/04/11 03:17 AM Re: New Knife on the way! [Re: Frisket]
Frisket Offline
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Registered: 09/03/10
Posts: 640
Good to see the variety! Always fun to see what the community packs in their EDC. Its gotten to the point if I dont have my Basic EDC loud out I feel nekkid.
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#229108 - 08/04/11 11:16 AM Re: New Knife on the way! [Re: Frisket]
KenK Offline
"Be Prepared"
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Registered: 06/26/04
Posts: 2211
Loc: NE Wisconsin
Most every day (while at work and home) I carry Doug's mini RSK Mk1.

The clip is a tad chipped and scratched. The current version has a silver clip - which is age much more gracefully.

A faaaaaantastic knife!

When I head out camping I swap it out with the fullsize version of the RSK Mk1.

I originally carried the black-handled Mk1, but my wonderful wife surprised me with an orange-handled Mk1 a while back (after I had a moment of panic thinking I'd dropped the black-handled knife in a field).

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#229134 - 08/04/11 04:31 PM Re: New Knife on the way! [Re: Frisket]
comms Offline
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Registered: 07/23/08
Posts: 1502
Loc: Mesa, AZ
Generally my pocket rotates a Buck Redpoint or a Case Sodbuster Jr.. I really do love the Sodbuster for its classic look.

In my EDC kit I carry a Leatherman. The EDC is in a backpack usually which also has a Ritter Mk1 and because I am lazy I haven't taken out the Bear Grylls fixed blade for the last couple months.
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