Coat Pocket Folders

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Dddddd

 

[sceva]

Right now there is a Victorinox Cadet in each of the coats I where most.

 

[HFinn]

This old Gerber Gator is a nice mitten-opening coat-pocket knif

In my bowhunting and archery competion days I used to carry that in my archery kit. It finally gave up when I was using the tip dig out an arrow that had missed the target and hit a treen. Snapped the tip and did not feel like grinding a new tip on it. These days I would have done that.

 

[knarfeng]

The Gerber Gator, while not having a pocket clip or thumb stud, is still plainly not a traditional design. (Any knife voted "most innovative knife of the year" at the 1991 Blade show is obviously not traditional.) In the future, please leave it out of Traditional.

 

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Sorry. Knarfeng and Peregrin

 

[MT Damascus]

My apologies Frank.

 

[knarfeng]

I appreciate the support, but please, everyone just talk about the knives and not other posters.
Also please leave discussion of "firetrucks" to W&C, where such discussion is appropriate.

 

[afishhunter]

I can't relate living in South Texas!

It gets down right COLD in South Texas! If you want a never ending supply of "warms" you need some place like the southern most parts of Florida, or the Conch Republic.

I 'm thinking the Rough Rider Large Coke Bottle might make a good coat pocket (or snowmobile suit) pocket folder, only 5 inches closed with a 4 inch blade. Or maybe a Cold Steel KUDU or ELAND.

 

[Jack Black]

I'm going to slip this big Okapi knife in my coat pocket, it opens easily, and makes me think of sunnier climes!

 

[meako]

I would love to jump in on this topic, but darn, No worrying about winter here!! Same knives year 'round!

I hear ya