EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[Flatsman007]

Hiking buddy today.

 

[sharp image]

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Hiking buddy today.

Nice grind

 

[mitch13]

 

[Wharn]

 

[Flatsman007]

Nice grind

Yes sir! Thank you it is fine.

 

[Flatsman007]

I really need to get me a European slippy or two!

 

[Quiet]

 

[sv4]

Salty Sunday : Spyderco Spyderhawk “Salt” from 2010.

 

[jfk1110]

G'morning!!!!

 

[maxjeg]

The city of Novaya Ladoga

and the lighthouses of the Old Ladoga Canal.

 

[denverknifeguy]

Morning, Afternoon, and Evening....just because. HA

 

[ferider]

Just finished with these,if u want them to be 100% got to take care of them!View attachment 2958278

What's the scale on the middle one ? Looks nice.

 

[Ironbut]

 

[Terry M.]

 

[ferider]

Finally got a little bit of time to post a portion of my camping pics.

We made lots of good food up there!

My Becker Kephart a day or two before I left it out and it got rusty AF from the tremendous rain storm we had.

One of my rides.

This was from my biggest ride. 28 miles one day in all dirt and gravel. Absolute heaven for my likes.

This spot got a little hairy. Riders call these type of rocks on a gravel road Babyheads. It get's pretty sketchy. With a straight up dirt bike it'd be a lot easier, but my bike weighs 400 lbs. However, it makes up for it because I'm able to ride it on the freeway at 80 mph loaded up with camping gear.

My bike did decide to take a quick nap when I was getting tired and about to head back, got stuck in a rut in the road and got laid out. Luckily I was fine. Had to straighten the Barkbuster type hand guards and my fork clamps slipped a little and the steering was off just a bit afterward. Although, I did carry all tools needed to do pretty much anything with.

A shot of some of my favorite camping tools. The shovel is particularly cool and proved useful for digging a few light trenches to divert water. It was my grandpas. I'm not sure where it came from, or which country made it, but it's super beefy and has a rough sharpened edge on one side and the front, similar to the Cold Steel shovels. I actually just ordered one of the Cold Steels today to check out. Probably give it to my Pops as he really liked my shovel.

Had to string up a tarp canopy over my tent for the big rainstorm. It worked really well though! I stayed dry even that night where we got 1.2 inches overnight. Didn't have a tarp big enough, so had to turn 3 tarps into one.

That's about it for today, I'll post more here another time soon. Hope ya'll have a good day!

Really nice photos, looks like a fun trip. Also, always admire your Spydyhole CRK - one of these days I'll get one, too

Lots of stuff on that bike, did you have to unload to lift it back up ?

 

[ferider]

And good morning. Today's carry used in the yard yesterday.

Zooming out ... he's usually somewhere close when I take knife photos.

Right side knife carry, no gun during yard work (too lazy to clean it afterward):

 

[Pr3inar]

 

[cutchu]

 

[RLB0414]

Finally got a little bit of time to post a portion of my camping pics.

We made lots of good food up there!

My Becker Kephart a day or two before I left it out and it got rusty AF from the tremendous rain storm we had.

One of my rides.

This was from my biggest ride. 28 miles one day in all dirt and gravel. Absolute heaven for my likes.

This spot got a little hairy. Riders call these type of rocks on a gravel road Babyheads. It get's pretty sketchy. With a straight up dirt bike it'd be a lot easier, but my bike weighs 400 lbs. However, it makes up for it because I'm able to ride it on the freeway at 80 mph loaded up with camping gear.

My bike did decide to take a quick nap when I was getting tired and about to head back, got stuck in a rut in the road and got laid out. Luckily I was fine. Had to straighten the Barkbuster type hand guards and my fork clamps slipped a little and the steering was off just a bit afterward. Although, I did carry all tools needed to do pretty much anything with.

A shot of some of my favorite camping tools. The shovel is particularly cool and proved useful for digging a few light trenches to divert water. It was my grandpas. I'm not sure where it came from, or which country made it, but it's super beefy and has a rough sharpened edge on one side and the front, similar to the Cold Steel shovels. I actually just ordered one of the Cold Steels today to check out. Probably give it to my Pops as he really liked my shovel.

Had to string up a tarp canopy over my tent for the big rainstorm. It worked really well though! I stayed dry even that night where we got 1.2 inches overnight. Didn't have a tarp big enough, so had to turn 3 tarps into one.

That's about it for today, I'll post more here another time soon. Hope ya'll have a good day!

Looks like a great trip less the one incident.

 

[GovernorJosh]

This b!+¢h is heavy at just over 6 oz.