EDC!-Which knife or knives are you carrying today???

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I went a bit crazy today as I took a nice hike into the mountains of the good ol pacific northwest. Strapped to my pack I had my Koster EDC Prototype for any big cutting chores I may encounter. On my body I had my Al Mar mini SERE 2k clipped to my right front pocket, my old school Kershaw Gentlemens Folder in its clipped leather sheath on my belt and just behind that I had a clipless BM Mini Rukus inside a leather Shrade sheath that just happens to fit it perfectly.

I usually only carry two knives when I'm outdoors, a folder in my pocket and a fixed blade on my belt but I went a little crazy today. And yes I used each one of them.
 
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at home today with no plans...just been whipping it open and rolling it through my fingers, how bored am I? lol
 
J D Wijbenga said:
Nice! Could you tell us a little about it?

JD
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its actually a really cheap (non-assisted) kriegar chinese piece I got for $9...end of year when back in the US i'm buying a Frank Beltrame 9" stiletto, either horn or honey bone grip. This one is fun enough to play around with though and holds an ok edge, used it at work for about 6 months with no dramas.
 
A slightly mullered one of these, its had a hard life performing in non combative activities, falling down cliff faces and the such.:o
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Today I went surf-fishing and kayaking. The Spyderco Tasman Salt along.

I love the knife but wish it wasn't pinned so I could get the sand out of it.
 
A Green FFG Endura is what I'm carrying today, I've had this knife for awhile now but this is my second day carrying it, and I must say I really am enjoying this knife, it is very sharp, and I love the way it feels in my hand.
 
jwlister said:
Today I went surf-fishing and kayaking. The Spyderco Tasman Salt along.

I love the knife but wish it wasn't pinned so I could get the sand out of it.
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Just wash it out w/ warm water. There aren't any liners just shake and let dry, no problems! You don't need to take it apart!
 
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