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EDC!-Which knife or knives are you carrying today???
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Benchmade 585 Mini Barrage!
timberweasel
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It's my birthday today so I am treating myself to a day of carrying my old hoffritz balisong
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Thats SEXY!:thumbup:
This is more of a pocket dump pic than a what knife are you carrying pic, but I haven't posted in this thread in a while and the pile in front of me on my desk has most of the stuff I'm currently rotating through my pockets lately. In addition to my favorite Kershaws, the Les George ESR and new Brian Fellhoelter mini friction folder/bottle opener have been getting lots of time lately.
Might I ask what knife that is in the upper left hand corner? Looks similar to a knife called "the clinchpick" that I really like.
Every time I see the ESR...
Perfect for EDC, my milies just tiny bit too big for office
Perfect for EDC, my milies just tiny bit too big for office
This is more of a pocket dump pic than a what knife are you carrying pic, but I haven't posted in this thread in a while and the pile in front of me on my desk has most of the stuff I'm currently rotating through my pockets lately. In addition to my favorite Kershaws, the Les George ESR and new Brian Fellhoelter mini friction folder/bottle opener have been getting lots of time lately.
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I have quite a few Spyderco's that rotate through my daily carry, but I've never owned any Byrds.
I would have bought a Micro-Dyad because I do like the idea of one knife with both a serrated-edge blade, and a plane-edge blade, but the Micro-Dyad is just a bit too "Micro" for me (not quite large enough I think).
Since I'd been wanting to try out a Byrd, and I like the two blades, I just purchased a Byrd Wings model.
I'm very impressed with the quality and I think it will be a favorite for occasional EDC. It's a bit thicker in the pocket, but I'd expected it to be. I also like the fact that it has a frame-lock for each blade... NICE! (as opposed to the slip-joint model). For the money, I think that the Byrd is an exceptional buy.
I do wish the Micro-Dyad were more of a "Milli" than a "Micro" though.
I would have bought a Micro-Dyad because I do like the idea of one knife with both a serrated-edge blade, and a plane-edge blade, but the Micro-Dyad is just a bit too "Micro" for me (not quite large enough I think).
Since I'd been wanting to try out a Byrd, and I like the two blades, I just purchased a Byrd Wings model.
I'm very impressed with the quality and I think it will be a favorite for occasional EDC. It's a bit thicker in the pocket, but I'd expected it to be. I also like the fact that it has a frame-lock for each blade... NICE! (as opposed to the slip-joint model). For the money, I think that the Byrd is an exceptional buy.
I do wish the Micro-Dyad were more of a "Milli" than a "Micro" though.
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Case/Bose Tribal Spear and Swayback Jack.
That looks good with a little patina on it.:thumbup:
I have to get me one them.
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These two new arrivals have kicked everything else out of my pockets.
Case G10 Moose and 2010 Recon1. Funny I've never been a huge fan of G10 and petty-much disliked Cold Steel for all the usual reasons. But the Tri-ad lock is a game-changer for me and only Case could actually make G10 look as good as this (almost organic). It has taken me ten years but I may have found my personal 'perfect' set-up.
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standard issue work knife today, kershaw whirlwind, older model with 440c
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