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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

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Billy The Hungry said:
Do you work for yourself, or do you work for a company?

You're obviously raising your little one right, sir! Haha :thumbsup:
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Self employed. I fully remember my dad having me cut unistrut with a sawzall that was bigger than me as a kid. I bent stub 90s for days on one of the first jobs I worked on with him and my uncles. My grandad had me taking care of cattle when I was about 8 maybe? $50 a week. Lotta good memories

K.O.D. said:
I swear by hydro flask. I still have my original 32 oz bottle from almost 10 years ago. I also have a 64oz bottle and others.
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I got one for Christmas and I have no complaints
 
Spent three hours in the pouring rain over in Ft Lauderdale this evening, made the two hour drive home absolutely drenched from head to toe....had a steaming hot shower, threw on some sweats and a tee and I’m finally all set to settle in for some UFC Main Event action (assuming I can actually stay awake).

But I digress. Your not here for my evening’s itinerary. The knife in my pocket throughout this soggy Saturday was my Wingman Spar-K. Consider the wet jeans an added bonus....’cause who doesn’t love to see dirty, wet jeans as a backdrop for a knife pic, right?
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