EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

Today I put together my soon to be here son's crib today and the amount of packaging is ridiculous! This knife really surprised me with how well it cut despite not being that thin behind the edge, but it cut really well. Also stropped it and it's slicing paper great again. Really impressed with this knife even in the tough cuts.

https://imgur.com/nQJb9Vi

This was half the material!

https://imgur.com/j2EueMs

Also my new AWT scales arrived for the Para 3 and I put it together. Super impressed by how these transform the knife. This is in thy pocket now!

https://imgur.com/mzunWym
 
ktataragasi said:
Today I put together my soon to be here son's crib today and the amount of packaging is ridiculous! This knife really surprised me with how well it cut despite not being that thin behind the edge, but it cut really well. Also stropped it and it's slicing paper great again. Really impressed with this knife even in the tough cuts.

https://imgur.com/nQJb9Vi

This was half the material!

https://imgur.com/j2EueMs

Also my new AWT scales arrived for the Para 3 and I put it together. Super impressed by how these transform the knife. This is in thy pocket now!

https://imgur.com/mzunWym
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Thy pocket is lucky indeed.
 
powernoodle said:
The vendor-exclusive Kershaw 1395 Lightyear with contrasting neon scales pays tribute to galactic explorers of all ages. Sporting a 3" spearpoint blade in high end 4Cr14 steel, and hand-crafted by skilled Chinese artisans using old-world techniques, the Lightyear's glass-filled neon scales, spring-loaded deployment and deep carry clip impart pride of ownership and show the world that your adventures will take you to infinity and beyond.
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This should be in the hall of fame for knife descriptions. I love the "high end 4Cr14" and being "hand-crafted by skilled Chinese artisans using old-world techniques" that apparently involve "glass-filled neon scales" and "spring-loaded deployment".

This might be a good option for galactic explorers on a tight budget. The real question is whether they should just stick with a standard-issue laser cutter for now and save up for the Ka-Bar Space Force knives in even higher end AUS-8A.
 
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