Biggest fix blade you carry

[pitdog]

Would be my Coldsteel Bushman, very light for it's size but plenty strong enough !

 

[Grease]

Lately I've had this strapped to my pack

18 inches of blade, with the agility of a machete and the power of a boys axe.

 

[bore]

Rat7. I've got an Rtak2 but haven't carried it much

 

[Liam Ryan]

Would be my Coldsteel Bushman, very light for it's size but plenty strong enough !

Good taste.

 

[marsturm]

Enzo camper 5" D2 steel with scandi grind.

 

[Bigfattyt]

Biggest is probably KZII Busse



If I'm hiking in for more than a night, and carrying gear, probably gets left at home. For day hikes, and over nighters, canoeing, or car camping, it might come depending on weight.

I used to have a B11 that was a good light chopper, and a FBMLE which weighed less than the KZII.


Some times I bring a Magnum Khukri Machete. Cheap and choppy.

When photobucket ever stops taking a dump, I'll post pics.

 

[Codger_64]

 

[pinnah]

I almost never carry a fixed blade in the woods. I prefer the Opinel #10 Inox for it's lightweight and ability to be pocket carried.

I do carry a fixed blade when I carry my Emberlit stove - mostly restricted to XC skiing day trips. In that case, I carry a Silky PocketBoy 170 along with a either a Schrade H-15 or a Mora Companion.
Mora Companion by Pinnah, on Flickr

Winter fire tools by Pinnah, on Flickr