EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

I found one online shop in Canada having Exskelibur I Titan :)
Hero Outdoors.
I am not sure if they have it in stock, although the page doesn't say it.
 
Cutting up some meat with this small friction folder.

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marcus52AR said:
You and Lapedog Lapedog are bad enablers..

I was searching the web earlier this morning for a Boker E1 titanium because of one of your posts. I'm up in Canada so options are limited, and I don't trust the circus at the border right now.
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Dude if you can get one buy it. I traded mine to my friend after I got my shamwari and I miss that knife every day. I have several knives that are WAY more expensive than that exskelibur 1 ti framelock but I don’t think I’ve ever owned a better edc knifd in the 3.5 inch size. Plus it comes with s35vn steel and a geometry so good it could literally cut with no edge on it.

Just note I highly recommend getting the full titanium version over the cf scaled version. This is due to the fact many of the cf scaled ones I have seen come with poor blade centring.
 
Lapedog said:
Dude if you can get one buy it. I traded mine to my friend after I got my shamwari and I miss that knife every day. I have several knives that are WAY more expensive than that exskelibur 1 ti framelock but I don’t think I’ve ever owned a better edc knifd in the 3.5 inch size. Plus it comes with s35vn steel and a geometry so good it could literally cut with no edge on it.

Just note I highly recommend getting the full titanium version over the cf scaled version. This is due to the fact many of the cf scaled ones I have seen come with poor blade centring.
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Ok now I am confused do I buy the feist or the boker? Which one is best to fondle (smoothness ease of deployment) and which is best to use? If you all could ONLY have one which would it be?
 
Tough call.
I would go for the Boker because it is more versatile, and you can't really get the blade grind like that on any other production knives.
If you just want to fondle it not use it, Feist might be more fun to play with.
 
miso2 said:
Tough call.
I would go for the Boker because it is more versatile, and you can't really get the blade grind like that on any other production knives.
If you just want to fondle it not use it, Feist might be more fun to play with.
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Thank you so much for your advice.
 
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