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I used the CRKT MK5 for a while.
It would be a good minimalist option.
It would be a good minimalist option.
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Best super light neck knife with secure sheath
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For a "super light" neck knife, I don't think you can beat the old Buck Hartsook.
A useful little blade in S30V steel, with a plastic sheath the knife clicks into. Unfortunately, I don't think it's still in production, but if you can find one it's a fine little knife.
A useful little blade in S30V steel, with a plastic sheath the knife clicks into. Unfortunately, I don't think it's still in production, but if you can find one it's a fine little knife.
jeepin
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This one has been a gem to carry and use, very very small but very very sharp
Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr
and with my bobtail fob to aid in drawing the knife, it also helps to anchor my pinky giving the handle just a little more reach
Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr
See more detail here at Knife Center
G2
That’s pretty sweet.
Check out
Joe Calton
(Calton Cutlery) Carter pattern neck knives.
Joe Calton
(Calton Cutlery) Carter pattern neck knives.
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