First EDC knife need recommendations

[dynamicmoves]

BM Adamas, Grip, Presidio.
ZT 750, 350.
Kershaw Blur.
Spyderco Gayle Bradley, PM2.
BK 11, 14.
CRKT M16, Shenanigan, Hissatsu, My Tighe.
ESEE Izula.

I realize those are all over the board. I'm not sure what you want besides black blade and black/tan handles. Your uses for an EDC may be different from mine. How large you want it could be different from what I find to be an ideal size for an EDC. I threw in some fixed blades as well. You might want to also look into 5.11 knives.

 

[SurvivalOPS]

Let me guess, that's your video?

What makes it better than the other choices mentioned in this topic?

Nothing..Just a personal opinion, as is everyone else's recommendation.

 

[simioh]

I would vote for the Griptilian first, then a Spyderco Pacific Salt.

 

[timberweasel]

Looking for the best EDC knife under $150. I'm looking for black blade with black grips or tan grips. This will probably be my one and only EDC knife that I'll buy.

Hmmm... if I were to want a 'one-and-only' all black pocket knife for around $150, I'd take a good hard look at the Benchmade 707BK. The 707 packs a lot of blade in a small handle, and it's classy/light enough to be dressy but plain enough to be casual. I have one in satin finish. It's a nice knife; good steel and well-built.

Good luck, OP!

-Brett

 

[addylo]

If I had to pick just ONE knife for EDC for $150 or less it would be something from this list.

Benchmade 707
ZT 350
Spyderco Sage 1
Spyderco Para Military 2
Spyderco Caly 3 ZDP-189
Spyderco Military

Your pick from this list may differ from mine. We each have our likes and priorities.

 

[CJZ]

ZT 0200.

Kershaw Skyline BRNCKT.

Spyderco Paramilitary 2.

Benchmade Adamas.

Kershaw JYD



All can be found in black on black and some can be found in black on tan like you said you also wanted.

 

[Reediculos]

Hmmm... if I were to want a 'one-and-only' all black pocket knife for around $150, I'd take a good hard look at the Benchmade 707BK. The 707 packs a lot of blade in a small handle, and it's classy/light enough to be dressy but plain enough to be casual. I have one in satin finish. It's a nice knife; good steel and well-built.

I agree 707s are awesome. If you want something bigger go with a 710, D2 is one of my favorite steels.

Or you could go for one Hogue's knives, I just got a EX-02 flipper for just over $150 and I love it, very well put together.

 

[sok]

Military, all black.