And 4 is 3 and 6 is 5... How many backups do you want to carry?One is none and two is one, so three is actually two.........
Fail to see the point when you yourself are calling it oddball.I have an oddball khukri (H.I. 20" Sirupati) which has TWO karda knives instead of the usual karda & chakma combo.
And 4 is 3 and 6 is 5... How many backups do you want to carry?
...and 8 is 7 which adds up to 15. Coincidence? I don't think so. Once again, fact is stranger than truth.
I've been known to hoof it a good bit of distance (3-5miles) with a 35-40lb pack. I really don't think the difference in weight of 1 lb is going to kill me. Plus I'd much rather have a dedicated food knife if I'm in an area where I don't have any way to clean the blade in between uses.And 4 is 3 and 6 is 5... How many backups do you want to carry?
Fail to see the point when you yourself are calling it oddball.
Carry what you like but it seems the only person other then me giving any advice on practicality of the choice of a medium fixed blade is SaturatedShadow. Could you eventually find a use for the knife? Sure. However if I gave you a hammer I'm sure you'll eventually find a nail to hit with it. Do you wanna carry one of those too? Beckerheads like to use the argument "best bang for your buck" but when it comes to carrying your equipment you really should be more concerned with best bang for the weight. But it's your weight you gotta hump so have at it fellas.