Best EDC fixed blade?

Shorttime said:
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And like it very much. Sharp, light, very secure sheath.

The image, by the way, is about 95% of actual size.
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Tough to say for sure (it's late), but I think the image might be a different size when viewed on a different screen, say a smart phone for instance.
 
I have been EDC ing a RAT 3 for about a year. I recently acquired an Izula and tried to carry it in place of the RAT 3 and found it to be too small. The RAT 3/ESEE 3 is perfect for me in feel and conceal ability. I carry mine horizontal with a techlock at about 11 o'clock.

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My favorites are the Candiru and Izula. But a flat-ground Enzo Necker with polished g10 scales arrived this week (also it's brother with Scandi grind and curly birch), and I'm giving it a try today. I think it'll work out fine.

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I highly recommend the scrapyard scrapivore. Before i dove into high end folders it was it was my edc for over a year. I believe they are 60 w/ the kydex sheath and 50 without. Many colors to choose from and even right or left hand options (determines which side the prybar chisel is ground and its sr101. Its an overlooked fantastic small fixed imo.
 
My EDC is a SOG Seal Pup, stainless, half serrated, around 9 in oal, 5 oz, $40, works great and I won't be too sad if I lose it. Keep my nicer/more expensive knives at home. Other than that I'll echo what others have said, can't go wrong with a Rat 3, Izula, or Becker Necker.

 
I have just recently started edc'ing a BK14 at work.
It is a good size and easy to touch up.

For a small fixed blade the 14 can handle anything over the coarse of the work day.
The Izula is a fine knife too but I think I prefer the 14's blade shape.
 
ESEE Izula. Perfect size to put on your belt and when you wear a tshirt or jacket you can't even tell its there. I carry it just about every day :thumbup:

 
Bark River Bravo Necker or Little Creek. Their Mikro Canadian is tons of fun for ordinary tasks (cutting open or down boxes, opening letters, cutting string, etc) but it's really small.
 
Yep - Izula's definitely come to mind...



However, lately I have been digging the BRKT Bravo Neckers I traded for (although, they are a bit more money - like triple!!!).
 
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