Edc fixed blades

Bear76

Bear76

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Ok guys, I'm looking for a nice utility fixed blade I can carry iwb, looking to stay around 150 or lower.. Any ideas? Thanks in advance everyone.
 
There are a lot of threads dedicated to this question, most of which have the same or similar companies being mentioned, all of which are very good and reputable makers. Look into any of the following:
Becker/Kabar
Esee
Survive
SwampRat
ScrapYard

They all offer quality fixed blades in a variety of sizes and price ranges. I don't know if any offer an IWB sheath, but there are plenty of custom sheath makes, both leather and kydex that could definitely take care of all your needs.
And welcome to the forums :)
 
Take a look at either the KA-BAR Becker BK11 or BK14. Then get the TDI clip for it so you can carry it IWB.
All of that will cost you less than $50 and they are fantastic knives!
 
I've been EDCing an Izula II with an inside the pocket sheath for the last three months. I have never been happier. This is a great EDC combination. I would recommend it to anyone.
 
thank you for all the recomendations, I've been looking at the bk11 and the izula but wasn't sure about the clip, so that you for saying that as well :)
 
TheSharpLife74 said:
Take a look at either the KA-BAR Becker BK11 or BK14. Then get the TDI clip for it so you can carry it IWB.
All of that will cost you less than $50 and they are fantastic knives!
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thanks! I've been looking at both if those but can't decide, but knowing that the tdi clip would work for iwb carry, I'll definitely end up with one or the other.
 
The bk 14 is a fine (with some work) egc blade.Boker has alot of nice choices.
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Izula II. best bang-for-your-buck, fixed blade edc out there IMO. I don't leave the house without mine, you won't regret picking one up.
 
Could try out the spyderco enuffs. No experience with them but look nice. Or bk14 with a new sheath.
 
I've really been enjoying my BRKT Bravo Necker II (3V). It is flat and carries well. It comes with Kydex sheaths for use with and without scales.
 
Sulaco said:
I've really been enjoying my BRKT Bravo Necker II (3V). It is flat and carries well. It comes with Kydex sheaths for use with and without scales.
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I really like the looks of that, how have you been carrying it?
 
now I have a tie between the brkt and the bk14 haha, thanks for everyone's help so far!
 
if I were going to buy the brkt, I would need to get the micarta handles as well.... so I'm thinking more between a bk11, and a bk14.. ideas? opinions?
 
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