EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

Large Sebenza 21 w/ Gabon

 

Was second guessing myself on the CF, thinking I should of gotten an Ebony one, but this CF is really nice. I am glad I went with the CF.

 

Fresh out of the box tonight .
Para 3 LW really like it

 

Love the micro wrap cuff on the lanyard!

 

I'm really impressed with this little guy, TI handle's frame lock, over travel stop, for 26 bucks! Now I have to anodize him up. Crkt jettison compact..

 

Well, May 17th is Norways national day/constitutional day as well as my mothers birthday. Accordingly, I had to class it up.

 

I do like the AXIS lock, Gator. I have a couple dozen Benchmades, both newer as well as older, classic models, and most of them have their trademarked McHenry and Williams AXIS. I like the copy that Shirogorov produced for their Tabargan and would still like to find a 110 or 110B. Similarly actuated locks are the caged ball bearing system in my Spyderco Manix XL and 2 and the Blackie Collins bolt in my two Sage 3's. Like those as well.

I also have lots of frame locks and liner locks as well as a few compression and back locks. I like those too. You may notice here that I just like locking folding knives.

In the interest of full disclosure, I have a few slippies that I think are OK and once had a Hogue with a button lock that I didn't like at all.

 

Today is a good day!

 

UGH, I want this!

 

Suppose they're freakin brothers every way, like M.J.? In Norway?

 

Nice shot !! CRKT makes some great budget folders .
I really like my little Pilar
Disregard the Spydie that snuck in the picture when i wasn’t looking

 

Completing the second full week of carry for this one and not finding anything I don't dislike about it yet. I predict this is going to be one of Sypdercos biggest sellers.

Untitled by Caleb Bender, on Flickr

 

An old favorite today.

 

To revisit this, having somewhat dully misunderstood your reply, I was really struck by some similarities in the two knives carried on successive days--not only the AXIS lock, but their size, linearity, black G10 scales, and exposed liners, not to mention that I'd tied up almost identical lanyards on them. Maybe I'll have to choose something to break the mold when I head over to the shop this afternoon to repair some cedar siding boards removed from a job preparatory to replacing three windows this weekend.

Maybe I'll go with the still pretty new Biblio today which is certainly different enough and has seen precious little love since the arrival of the Tabargan.