EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

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paulhilborn said:
Re-profiled the pen on my SAK for whittling and reminded me a lot of my Insingoo_O Since I mentioned whittling, look forward to finger/band-aid shots in the near future;):) Hopefully the Kevlar glove helps:)
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Brother Paul, not sure I approve at how clean and uncarried that Insingo looks! LOL

Mine's got a little mileage on it by now, as you saw!
 
Quiet said:
Brother Paul, not sure I approve at how clean and uncarried that Insingo looks! LOL

Mine's got a little mileage on it by now, as you saw!
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Ha! My friend, you are correct, she has led a leisurely life as traditional slip joints for the most part dominate daily carry. However the ongoing evolution of this knife hobby has me back into larger more contemporary folders of late. Hey, she sure is pretty though:D
 
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TheFactor said:
Mail call ! I was feeling the need for a fixed blade that I could actually EDC and think I found it. Loving the Desert Ironwood it really has some beautiful character :thumbsup:
I’ve always loved Bark River fixed blades and very happy to get another.
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Bark River makes some very nice knives, I have my eye on two right now and can’t decide just yet. They are located just a hop-skip-and a jump away, but only open to the public a couple times a year, it’s probably for the best, just too much eye candy there. Your Ironwood looks beautiful, it’s going to age so nicely. You received a real winner there.
 
paulhilborn said:
Ha! Mine friend, you are correct, she has led a leisurely life as traditional slip joints for the most part dominate daily carry. However the ongoing evolution of this knife hobby has me back into larger more contemporary folders of late. Hey, she sure is pretty though:D
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Interestingly enough, my own evolution has swung the opposite way! We've essentially passed each other in the hallway! :D
 
Retired UPS Driver said:
Bark River makes some very nice knives, I have my eye on two right now and can’t decide just yet. They are located just a hop-skip-and a jump away, but only open to the public a couple times a year, it’s probably for the best, just too much eye candy there. Your Ironwood looks beautiful, it’s going to age so nicely. You received a real winner there.
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Thanks my friend ! Very happy with everything about it. It’s a Fox River Feather weight with CPM 3V Blade steel. Perfect size for Urban carry yet fits my hand nicely and small enough to slide in my pocket if I don’t want to belt carry to be more discrete . It’s very thin behind the edge and a great slicer. The only problem with it is now I want more lol. My favorite is is the Bravo LT but it’s a little big for a EDC unless your in a more rural area still my fav no doubt.
Love the nice beefy well made sheath to :thumbsup:
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I broke down and received a mail call yesterday. The knife itself is really nice with an absolutely perfect action, I can’t find any faults at all. I’m very happy with the new to me color of the scales, very eye catching IMO. It’s so light weight compared to my other autos I carry, I don’t even feel it in my pocket.

Civivi Asticus in Natural Jade Green G10.
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The weather's iffy here today with broken rain showers nearby passing from west to east, fog, and intermittent sun. It's good day to stay around the house and maybe fix the shutoff for the kitchen sink hot side. It's also a good day to carry the RDD again, though I'll set it aside if I'm doing that light plumbing job and go with a regular work user messing around under the sink. It's wicked warm out on this first day of spring and I had enough good light for a few pics out on the last old, unsplit wood pile.

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