Do you find yourself using larger pocket knives during the colder months?

[cards94]

I tend to stick with knives that are easier to open when it's cold outside like some of the modern folders that are bigger than my traditionals. I find that they are easier to work with in the cold.

 

[The Fort]

Absolutely! Also some of the larger knives don't carry as well if you're wearing shorts.

 

[craytab]

I carry and use larger folders all year long.

 

[cards94]

My hands become less flexible and mobile so I find myself using less of a knife like a peanut or a smaller traditional and moving towards the Bucks or Spydercos during the winter. I use them throughout the year but less the smaller traditionals and more the others.

 

[craytab]

You might consider a small pocketable fixed blade. No moving parts to manipulate.

 

[bdmicarta]

I carry and use larger folders all year long.

Same here.

My Paramilitary 2 is about the smallest knife that I regularly carry.

 

[amg137]

Ditto on carrying large folders all year round. I live in southern California anyway, so the "cold months" aren't exactly glove-wearing weather. Plus my job requires me to wear long pants all year round, so there's not much pushing me towards smaller folders in the summer.

 

[WEB2]

Crkt m21

 

[drrickso]

I'm not a small knife guy, but yeah I tend to carry the larger of my knives when I have more pocket real estate during the colder months.

 

[abcdef]

Nope.

 

[Franciscomv]

Winter here is not really cold, but I still tend to carry bigger knives (and guns) than in summer or spring.

I tend to use a lot more traditional folders and fixed blades, carried in my jacket pocket.