EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

EMCEE said:
Much appreciated ! I agree, the scenery is pretty jumbled and beat down. It’s a beautiful city though, with so many things going on. This morning I walked down 2 flights of stairs and just out the building’s main entry to grab a cup of coffee. Then, in about 150 yards, I grabbed the wifey’s medicine at a tiny pharmacy. Another block away, I was able to grab groceries for the week (2 trips).
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Sorry, I must've missed the part where you mentioned your wife is sick. I hope she gets over whatever is ailing her and that you both make it back to the States safe and healthy.
 
Buck 301 Yellow ComfortCraft (Fourth from the top)
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Doug Ritter Mini RSK
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birdave said:
Sorry, I must've missed the part where you mentioned your wife is sick. I hope she gets over whatever is ailing her and that you both make it back to the States safe and healthy.
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Thank you. She has been going through a series of Lipedemic tissue removals ( “Lipo”) and will be fine. It just required me to hang out and take care of the pretty lady until she’s back on her feet. All good.
 
EMCEE said:
Yessir ! The Pacific Northwest has been home to many a fine USA knife maker. SOG, Benchmade, Kershaw, Buck, CRKT, CRK, Koenig, etc. I’ve supported all of them at some point but struggle to do so when the manufacturing leaves and/or quality declines. CRK and Koenig are still holding it down over there in the desert oasis of Boise, Idaho ! 🔥
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Yeah I've always been very aware of Benchmade, Kershaw, and CRKT being located very local to us. Then yeah CRK, Koenig, and Buck are also pretty nearby. It's like Oregon and Idaho are the 2 big giants of quality knife manufacturing. Must be something flowing through the water both places!
EMCEE said:
That’s a SEAHAWK, bro. So cool !!!
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Yeah I suppose it is a Seahawk. Good timing for it to show up!
 
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