I am not a big knife guy, but apparently this is Kershaws newest offering in their autos. So far I am really liking it. Super light, crazy sharp and very easy to operate quickly and effectively.
Post your blade(s)?! I am interested in knowing what is everybody's EDC.
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I like those titanium scales.
Most days I carry a Benchmade Proper (First Production Run
) because I've moved away from having a clip showing while at work. Otherwise its a rotation of Benchmade 940-1, Benchmade Triage, Spyderco PM2, or a small thin ZT the model of which I can't remember (7440 maybe?).
Never leave home without a knife. Need it pretty often while at home too.
Most days I carry a Benchmade Proper (First Production Run
) because I've moved away from having a clip showing while at work. Otherwise its a rotation of Benchmade 940-1, Benchmade Triage, Spyderco PM2, or a small thin ZT the model of which I can't remember (7440 maybe?).Never leave home without a knife. Need it pretty often while at home too.
Work EDC: ESEE Avispa
Pennywise827
Hot Ketchup
Benchmade Tanto automatic....as you can see she is carried and used daily.
Elishewitz Stryker auto?
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Nothing fancy, one for the pocket(utility) one for the belt.
Thst SOG is my absolute favorite knife. Had this one for 6 years now, it's the 2nd one. The 1st was left in a golf cart and stolen (I may or may not have been a bit inebriated when I left the course)
Thst SOG is my absolute favorite knife. Had this one for 6 years now, it's the 2nd one. The 1st was left in a golf cart and stolen (I may or may not have been a bit inebriated when I left the course)
kit_luce
To the ones we can save, and those we can't.
CRKT M16-14ZLEK and my XShears are my EDC at work, obviously well worn and used regularly lol. For me, tanto partial serration is a must have, the serration are extremely useful for cutting airbags, tanto I like for its ability to pierce with a thick backbone. Window punch and seat belt strap are handy features for me also. One of the things I love most about this knife is its double lock and then the seatbelts cutter acts as a guard essentially making this almost as reliable as a fixed blade.
As far as my xshears, they are one of the best other than leatherman raptor shears. Cut through everything and their customer service is top notch, I took a huge chunk out of my last pair when the screw had loosened up without my knowledge and they shifted when I was trying to cut through an underwire on a traumatic arrest. They replaced them no questions asked. Dream knife is a Ravencrest.
As far as my xshears, they are one of the best other than leatherman raptor shears. Cut through everything and their customer service is top notch, I took a huge chunk out of my last pair when the screw had loosened up without my knowledge and they shifted when I was trying to cut through an underwire on a traumatic arrest. They replaced them no questions asked. Dream knife is a Ravencrest.
1 of 3 that I rotate for EDC.
Kizer. Had this for a few months.
Very solid for $50ish (not the best for quick opening).
I've carried Leeks for many years, and I'm not surprised they are a popular choice
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I like the Wilson Combat to go with it, nice picks!
I’ve been thinking about picking up a pair of Leatheman Raptor, do you think they are worth the money?
kit_luce
To the ones we can save, and those we can't.
Ya they are worth the money, just not my style personally, and I'm a bigger guy and I dont like the belt holster and the pants I wear at work dont like them much as far as fitting into a pocket. They have a new red and black color btw! So they have orange, safety green, fde (might be tan idk), new red, and black.
Join the case lifetime club then after 30 years compare the results lol
