EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

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Handled one of those at Blade Texas and talk about beefy with technical engineering! The fellas at the booth filled me in on the model and showed how to operate it. Pretty cool and unique!
 
After missing two days posting and putting up Wednesday's and Thursday's carry this morning, I'll double up this afternoon with what I'm pocketing today--my other CKF, this one the SSE, another that I'd sought for quite a while and was lucky to acquire some time back.

Except for a few emails and a phone call earlier and having to fit two more teams for uni's this evening, I've decided to take the afternoon off from b-ball matters, go to the dump, catch up on a couple pages here, and just generally chill out.

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This MKM Viper Timavo LE was one of the first knives to really catch my eye when I stumbled into this bottomless rabbit hole. I think it was the fourth or fifth knife I purchased, and I remember going back to websites and pics I had saved, night after night drooling over the damn thing.

When the 100 that were made started slowly disappearing from inventories I remember getting all stressed out. Then I happened upon one that was on sale but still way more than I’d ever imagined spending on a knife. It was in my cart…..then aborted; in my cart….then aborted.

Two days of agonizing internal debate. Then an inadvertent dose of evening meds on an empty stomach miraculously relieved any lingering hesitation I’d been feeling and confirmed that I needed…not just wanted….the knife. Made clicking the “Checkout” button a breeze, and if I’m being honest it’s become my “Go-to” method for deciding whether or not to pull the trigger….which probably helps explain some of my choices.

Anyway, what I look for in a knife has changed quite a bit over the past few years and still shifts regularly. And while a lot of those “early” knives and impulsive buys don’t see much pocket time these days, this particular knife remains one of my favorites. I honestly can’t say that about a lot of my knives, but I still really, really dig this one.

Okay, I have absolutely no idea where I was going with this long-winded narrative but maybe some of you can relate. I guess my point (assuming I have one) is that occasionally ya’ find one that still tickles your berries long after the honeymoon.

Lol, my berries got tickled today.

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This MKM Viper Timavo LE was one of the first knives to really catch my eye when I stumbled into this bottomless rabbit hole. I think it was the fourth or fifth knife I purchased, and I remember going back to websites and pics I had saved, night after night drooling over the damn thing.

When the 100 that were made started slowly disappearing from inventories I remember getting all stressed out. Then I happened upon one that was on sale but still way more than I’d ever imagined spending on a knife. It was in my cart…..then aborted; in my cart….then aborted.

Two days of agonizing internal debate. Then an inadvertent dose of evening meds on an empty stomach miraculously relieved any lingering hesitation I’d been feeling and confirmed that I needed…not just wanted….the knife. Made clicking the “Checkout” button a breeze, and if I’m being honest it’s become my “Go-to” method for deciding whether or not to pull the trigger….which probably helps explain some of my choices.

Anyway, what I look for in a knife has changed quite a bit over the past few years and still shifts regularly. And while a lot of those “early” knives and impulsive buys don’t see much pocket time these days, this particular knife remains one of my favorites. I honestly can’t say that about a lot of my knives, but I still really, really dig this one.

Okay, I have absolutely no idea where I was going with this long-winded narrative but maybe some of you can relate. I guess my point (assuming I have one) is that occasionally ya’ find one that still tickles your berries long after the honeymoon.

Lol, my berries got tickled today.

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What a great narrative! I’d be willing to wager that better than half of my collection was secured after the hesitation dissolved into a few bourbons. Like you, I look fondly on many reckless purchases: my MKM Goccia, James Brand Barnes and my custom Lil Native. They all come to mind with tickled berries!
 
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