Brand you have bought the most?

[22-rimfire]

Stag

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They do pile up.

Brand wise, I own more Victorinox and GEC slippies than any other brand.

 

[Hurrul]

Bitten by the Fiddleback Forge:

I can't get enough, but my bank account says otherwise.

 

[ron finkbeiner jr]

CRK by far and then probably Spyderco.

I really like the look of crk but I'm just not a fan of all metal scales. That being said I'll save my pennies and try an Inkosi or an Umnumzaan.

 

[aleforme]

I really like the look of crk but I'm just not a fan of all metal scales. That being said I'll save my pennies and try an Inkosi or an Umnumzaan.

They don't have to be "all" metal. And yes, to the Zaan! It's a must try.

 

[razorguy]

Kind of a tough question because I tend to try new brands with most purchases but I do have two Benchmade and two Kizer currently (though I had a third Kizer that I sold). ZT/Kershaw is also at two but I sold my 0350 so I'm down to just my Kershaw on hand.

 

[razorguy]

Bitten by the Fiddleback Forge:

I can't get enough, but my bank account says otherwise.

Fiddleback is definitely on my short list for next purchases. Nice collection!

 

[yamsi12]

ZT, Kershaw & OKC are what I have the most of. Lately I’ve been getting into traditionals and Cold Steel.

 

[91bravo]

Becker and Spyderco the most. Although Blind Horse Knives, Case, Carothers, CRK and ZT are not far behind.

 

[colin.p]

I apparently am in the middle of a Benchmade binge.

Added a superfluous picture

 

[bucksway]

Definitely Buck for me..I collect and display rare, odd, 1 of 1 ,Custom and advertising and service award 112's. My Brother David asked me to go to the Blade Show back in 2006 and I really enjoyed it and the BCCI folks there treated me fantastic! The next year I became a life Member and since David collects 110's I chose the 112 to avoid competition..I've acquired close to 100. My wife calls it a 401Buck lol!

 

[Hawgsnawt]

Becker, Cold Steel, Spyderco..... in that order

 

[RickyBobby]

Spyderco, for edc folders

Fixed blades and kitchen is an eclectic mix of brands

 

[Hurrul]

Fiddleback is definitely on my short list for next purchases. Nice collection!

They are very worthy cutting tools - each is handmade in Georgia, handles are designed for comfort and use, made to be used and just unique visual aesthetics all around.

Andy Roy of Fiddleback has an apprenticeship program and that has spawned a number of other fine makers, as well as him being associated with others makers who have worked with him in the past such as Alfa-knife, Fletcher Knives, W.A. Surls knives, Jarret Flemming knifes, Cohutta Knives, Dragon Fly blade works - all of whom are creating fine blades in their own wright.

Hope you can get your hands on a Fiddleback sooner than later.