EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[K.O.D.]

Now that’s a mouth full of f’n- F’s

Had a client coming in to the office today, so I had to dress up (somewhat) so I figured this would match my khaki's and brown polo.

 

[kfalk]

 

[Crag the Brewer]

Thanks brand Bocote Utility Fighter

 

[pholder]

Had a client coming in to the office today, so I had to dress up (somewhat) so I figured this would match my khaki's and brown polo.

Nicely done

 

[PeaceInOurTime]

 

[CyberRacer]

 

[Knives&Lint]

The knife could have been omitted and it would still be an awesome photo. If the burger tasted half as good as it looks like it should, it was over the top

Indeed it did. And also the type of small business that it feels good to support

Fantastic!!
Thanks for sharing!!

John

Many thanks! Glad to, and I'll be sure to post it in the hiking thread that I enjoy so much when I get a moment

 

[ChazzyP]

I've been back and forth with mitchnola about Les George knives the last couple days, and one of those we discussed somewhat evoked my RDD which I got out to carry today. I've left some of my knife maintenance gear out on my end of the kitchen table recently and have been spending a little time each day on some of the knives I've carried this week.

The Dr Death's action seemed a bit sluggish this AM and I pondered breaking it down or just re-lubing. Instead I flushed the pivot out with isopropyl from a needle applicator, plus giving it a wipe down, which nicely restored its flipping action without further loading up the roller bearings and their cages with oil. I've also been using the SharpMaker fairly regularly for touch-ups as it's quick with minimal set up and no mess while doing a little more for the edge than just stropping.

Always a pleasure carrying and using this one, especially with it running free and easy with a nicely freshened edge....

 

[Swp321]

Carrying this thing around today!!

https://imgur.com/a/3L5guq7

 

[mitchnola]

I've been back and forth with mitchnola about Les George knives the last couple days, and one of those we discussed somewhat evoked my RDD which I got out to carry today. I've left some of my knife maintenance gear out on my end of the kitchen table recently and have been spending a little time each day on some of the knives I've carried this week.

The Dr Death's action seemed a bit sluggish this AM and I pondered breaking it down or just re-lubing. Instead I flushed the pivot out with isopropyl from a needle applicator, plus giving it a wipe down, which nicely restored its flipping action without further loading up the roller bearings and their cages with oil. I've also been using the SharpMaker fairly regularly for touch-ups as it's quick with minimal set up and no mess while doing a little more for the edge than just stropping.

Always a pleasure carrying and using this one, especially with it running free and easy with a nicely freshened edge....

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Very nice!
Very similarl
Great comparison!

Hope you take the plunge

 

[mitchnola]

Still available

 

[Slice-and-dice]

The venerable Buck 112 Finger Groove and surprisingly good Rough Ryders Locking Trapper.

https://flic.kr/p/2oV7yuf

 

[Spuzzard604]

I felt like I wanted to carry my CJRB Feldspar with D2 blade and Natural Jade G-10 handle scales. Love this knife with it's slicey blade and colour of the scales! It looks like it could glow in the dark, but unforunately it doesn't. But it's still a killar knife in my eyes.

 

[RLB0414]

Greetings! Posting for yesterday as it was a long day and also because of the condition my condition was in by the evening . My son and I went on a 10 mile or so hike (and up about 4,800 ft) to a beautiful pair of Alpine Lakes. Knives were the Manix2LW, the SE Dragonfly that is always in my pocket, Vic Climber, and my Benchmade something-or-other outdoorsy sounding fixed blade (I can never keep track of these names, I think this one is the Hidden Valley Ranch or something like that)

Some amazing views on the way up

At the peak looking down into the basin of the first lake (in the clouds at his point)

Down at the first lake

Then up and out, over another ridge, and a few miles more to the second. By the time we got there it was pushing 1:00, so I went ahead and broke fast with some bison jerky I had made the day before and a few handfuls of wild berries that were bountiful around the lake (up until this point I was fueled only by the black coffee that I had at the trailhead).

Relaxed at the lake for a bit before starting the journey back out.

Then stopped at a nice little spot when we got back to the first lake for a cold plunge

The Climber didn't make its way out of my pocket until back at the trailhead

Then saw some use again back at the pad, after picking up some Philly-cheese gyros and Zucchini fries from the local Greek truck.

Fresh picked fruit for dessert

Then walked over to the park just across the street from the house to take in the serenity of the setting sun on the mountains, and enjoyed a little live concert that was going on at the other side of the park.

"Amazing Views" is an understatement. Thanks for sharing these

Indeed it did. And also the type of small business that it feels good to support

I know what you mean. The small businesses are the best to support

 

[DocJD]

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Waved ? !

 

[TenShun705]

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

Happy Friday afternoon. Hope everyone has a good weekend.

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[Random Dan]

Mali-blue

 

[Lawilli2]

 

[hunterjrg]

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I like that little fixed blade. Who made it?