EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[bigolegator]

And back down to a frosty 31 degrees this sunrise with some monster wind coming in this afternoon.

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A nice cloudy 80* here my friend

 

[bigolegator]

Just the small Para3 today…

 

[ephsea]

 

[MolokaiRider]

K390 is good stuff. I highly recommend it.




As much as I love Spyderco, this happens more than any other brand I have. It doesn't help that I'm constantly banging into stuff, laying on the ground, jumping off equipment, etc. all day.

I might try an aftermarket clip soon. On a positive note, these clips tend to bend rather than snap, so bending it back tight is easy. I just dislike losing my stuff!

 

[RugerNurse]

Tonight’s work carry. Touched up the big blade on the SAK with a couple swipes on the Sharpmaker and re-profiled the Izula to 30 degrees (15/side) with the WE to see if I like it better.

Let me know how the 15° edge is on the Izula. Bet it’s wicked

 

[Kmikaz3]

Skiff Accomplice is back after i completely messed up the finish! She’s a beauty now for sure!

 

[ArchVV]

 

[LSUisSEC]

Now this one looks like the one i sold. Except with some glow of course

 

[Hashishiin]

I am starting to appreciate my smaller carries.

https://imgur.com/a/LvWzNLA

 

[Dadpool]

Just got back from a family vacation to the Oregon coast, which was lovely. I feel like a bad enthusiast, though, because I didn't remember to take very many knife pics. I brought my Hinderer XM-24 as my primary knife and my large Sebenza 31 as my backup, but the XM-24 never left my pocket.

I always like to try new junk food on road trips, so I kicked this one off with an Abba-Zaba. It looks like something you'd peel off a road, but it tastes great.

Here's the one scenic location where I remembered to get my knife out for a photo: Yaquina Head, home of the tallest lighthouse on the Oregon coast (93 feet). The beach below me is full of tidepools and sea-shaped cobblestones, and the stones make a wonderful sound -- kind of like crowd noise, but not quite -- when the waves go out.

I did remember to snap a pic when I put my feet up on our last night in Oregon, at least.

 

[Keyopp]

Your color pairings are always on point!

Thanks for the kind words. For me, it adds an extra level of enjoyment to the EDC concept.

 

[BellaBlades]

Still going

 

[sonofwilfred]

I have my Swiss Champ today

 

[abbazaba]

 

[jideta]

 

[Wolverine666]

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Love that Brouwer I’m mad at myself for not picking one up when they were available.

 

[Wolverine666]

Pena Trapper

Gorgeous knife

 

[Murphjd25]

Just got back from a family vacation to the Oregon coast, which was lovely. I feel like a bad enthusiast, though, because I didn't remember to take very many knife pics. I brought my Hinderer XM-24 as my primary knife and my large Sebenza 31 as my backup, but the XM-24 never left my pocket.

I always like to try new junk food on road trips, so I kicked this one off with an Abba-Zabba. It looks like something you'd peel off a road, but it tastes great.

Here's the one scenic location where I remembered to get my knife out for a photo: Yaquina Head, home of the tallest lighthouse on the Oregon coast (93 feet). The beach below me is full of tidepools and sea-shaped cobblestones, and the stones make a wonderful sound -- kind of like crowd noise, but not quite -- when the waves go out.

I did remember to snap a pic when I put my feet up on our last night in Oregon, at least.

One of my favorite places to go, we try to go once a year in September or October. That’s my favorite lighthouse, and was dads favorite place to relax. Hope you enjoyed your vacation!

 

[MrStabby7]

Honestly guys for the money these are hard to beat. Really a great knife.

 

[Chronovore]

I love those scales. What knife is that?