Best SAK for edc?

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oh, thank you!!1
 
batosai117 said:
That's a great knife baliflipper :thumbup:

If you hadn't picked that one already I would've recommended the Super Tinker. It's the same but it has a pair of scissors down the middle (makings it 3 layer) and the addition of a parcel hook on the bottom side. It's my favorite red handled variant for day to day activities and comes with a pouch to boot.
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I saw that one before, i just never use scissors, thanks for the suggestion though!! :p
 
Hey baliflipper02, are you aware of the hole for inserting a strait pin?, it's located where the corkscrew, or Philips screwdriver is.
 
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Tinker or Super Tinker if you want scissors, those are my city options (Alox Cadet is nice too). For camping a Hiker or Field Master, Outrider if you want a locking blade.
 
parkourdude said:
Best SAK for edc would be 2 SAKs!

Seriously I carry a Manager around my neck and a Pioneer in my pocket.
Between those two, I've got more or less everything edc covered. Having two also means the weight and bulk is spread out, therefore a lighter carry.

Manager
- Pen
- Small blade
- Scissors
- Flat head screwdriver with Nail File
- Small Philips screwdriver (great for smaller screws) with a bottle opener
- Tweezers

Pioneer
- Main blade
- Can opener with flat head(great for larger philips screws the manager can't handle)
- Bottle opener with large flat head (awesome for light prying)
- Awl, which is the best awl I've ever used (not to mention it can be used as a dirty scraping blade things such as tape or poking in things)
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For the small one it could be a Manager or Rambler, both are good and the choice depends on the need for a pen.
The small SAK could be on a keyring or around neck.

For the larger one there are plenty of good choices - Farmer, Pioneer, Cadet, etc.

But the basic idea is a good one for carrying a slimmer SAK.
 
Knowing SAKs come with so much configurations, I think is a personal election.

I recommend a Alox or EcoLine (nylon) scales for forgetting about cosmetic damage and thinking on it about a tool and not an EDC Item collectible.

My choose: Camper EcoLine.

My SAKs: Pre 2009 Tourist Cellidor scales, Safari Trooper Stag, Alox Pioneer, Excelsior bring from Switzerland by my father and a Soldier 2008.

Cheers

SAKV.
 
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