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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Tetsujin 140.6
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Michael Walker liner lock Sage 1 IWB in gym shorts on this morning's walk. Stopped by the woodshed for these pics after cooling down.
I like the blacked out hardware on this one and the Sages' wire clips are easy in and out IWB in sweats or light shorts. I've got 8 different Sages altogether and I could easily make these my regular cardio constitutional carries. Whaddaya think, Z Zeroedin , 3C's could be a sub-daily thing, no?
I’m all in on the 3 C’s,
ChazzyP
But, ummm…..I may have to sub out that first “C”. Cardio and I have kinda lost touch over the years. In my case it’ll have to stand for something I’m much better acquainted with these days: “Couch”
Lol, it’s still got the same ring to it, and maybe cheaters remorse will motivate me to get off the couch and into doing some cardio. I’m already feeling guilty for even suggesting it.
Regardless, I’ll always have your back…so when I see you rolling with it I’ll be right there beside ya’ my friend!
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How about a break from all these fancy, expensive knives in nice places?
It's Throwback Thursday and I carried Le Duck. This was a really cool little utility knife when it came out. I remember being surprised by how comfortable the handle was in use versus what I expected. It has a good sheath system with rotatable clip. The retention method is interesting. It holds the knife securely under normal conditions and can be popped open with a thumb or finger. However, it does cleanly release when pulled hard, presumably for self defense (in the absence of better options).
The blade shape is fun. I used it today to open a few packages and to shave down a piece of polypropylene for something. The main drawback here is the 8Cr13Mov. It was okay when this knife was first released. Heck, the CRKT Minimalist was still using 5Cr15 back then (and only recently upgraded to 8Cr13Mov). It's not even that bad with its current $30 price tag. I'd just love to see this in a better budget steel like 9Cr18Mov or 14C28N.
It's Throwback Thursday and I carried Le Duck. This was a really cool little utility knife when it came out. I remember being surprised by how comfortable the handle was in use versus what I expected. It has a good sheath system with rotatable clip. The retention method is interesting. It holds the knife securely under normal conditions and can be popped open with a thumb or finger. However, it does cleanly release when pulled hard, presumably for self defense (in the absence of better options).
The blade shape is fun. I used it today to open a few packages and to shave down a piece of polypropylene for something. The main drawback here is the 8Cr13Mov. It was okay when this knife was first released. Heck, the CRKT Minimalist was still using 5Cr15 back then (and only recently upgraded to 8Cr13Mov). It's not even that bad with its current $30 price tag. I'd just love to see this in a better budget steel like 9Cr18Mov or 14C28N.
