EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[Teddy1985]

 

[zippifish]

 

[King of the Cheese]

When you discover a great EDC knife, the only logical thing to do is buy several and customize them. The murdered out M4 version is currently occupying the pocket for today. Any other Bugout cult fanatics out there?

 

[Guitarn]

When you discover a great EDC knife, the only logical thing to do is buy several and customize them. The murdered out M4 version is currently occupying the pocket for today. Any other Bugout cult fanatics out there?

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I may or may not have... several. Too many cool scale options and blade materials!

I saw your earlier post about the stonewashed blade and immediately went to look for one. Alas, sold out already! Did you say yours was s90v (sure looks like it now that I zoomed in)? I could only find s30v on ye olde internets, so I may require your knowledge at some point to locate those...

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

Kinda puts a real sebenza to shame lol

Just a "bit"......

A little FYI, Scott used to work for CRK when Chris was still there. (IIRC)

I’ve been lucky enough to handle a few different Lochsas. Scott’s work is phenomenal. Ease of disassembly is not as easy as a Sebenza though.

 

[Bob9466]

Yesterday and today's carry

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Zulus]

Old and Older

 

[The Grendels]

When you discover a great EDC knife, the only logical thing to do is buy several and customize them. The murdered out M4 version is currently occupying the pocket for today. Any other Bugout cult fanatics out there?

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I'm still using the hell out of the original Bugout, with the S30V and blue grivory scales, and it remains one of my three most used folding knives. I've been sorely tempted to get the new variation with the longer handle and the different steel options are super cool, but I've managed to just stick with the one (partly because the collector gene is hard at work looking at other knives). I just love the fact that I can add such a good knife to whatever else I'm carrying that day (or today) and not have any pocket overflow issues. That goes for hiking and camping too, where no matter what else I'm carrying or not carrying, I can always add my Bugout.

 

[Kmikaz3]

A little FYI, Scott used to work for CRK when Chris was still there. (IIRC)

I’ve been lucky enough to handle a few different Lochsas. Scott’s work is phenomenal. Ease of disassembly is not as easy as a Sebenza though.

Can definitely see that he was taught well! Brought a fair amount a good stuff into his knives

 

[A.L.]

 

[bigolegator]

Walking the tightrope

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

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[Srtr]

 

[ktataragasi]

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Yesterday and today's carry

Must get tired carrying the puppy around! Totally worth it though.

 

[ktataragasi]

Today I carried my new Kizer Feist in 4v. I have to say I'm a little disappointed.... in myself for waiting so long to try one out! It's a small knife but it has amazing action and I think it will be a good carry.

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[Julian Williams]

https://imgur.com/a/HNBuDpY

 

[Chronovore]

So "Freeze Friday" or "Fellowship of the Frieze Friday" is a thing now. You can see ferider 's and ChazzyP 's on page 3989. It's fun to see the different variations of this knife.

As was mentioned in the Cheburkov thread, this is surprisingly light and easy to carry for such a large folder.

 

[Dadpool]

Arius day 5. Happy weekend, BF!

 

[Srtr]

Arius day 5. Happy weekend, BF!

Such a good looking knife. Wish mine I just got was textured but at the same time the smooth CF feels so good lol