Hard use alox pics

[Rsmith_77]

I wanna see your old, your worn, your used alox models.
I don't really have one, ....actually I might take a pic of my green alox classic on my key rings.

But alox just gets so much soul when they get worn
And I am humbly asking y'all to post your pics of your well loved alox knives

 

[315]

I’m going to tag Johnnythefox to see if he’ll post a picture. He’s posted in the traditional forum with a very well worn Cadet I believe.

 

[Johnnythefox]

I’m going to tag Johnnythefox to see if he’ll post a picture. He’s posted in the traditional forum with a very well worn Cadet I believe.

A recent photo of my cadet I have other better photos,somewhere.

 

[AntDog]

New:



Earning some stripes:



Broken in:

 

[Rsmith_77]

Hard use keyring alox

 

[tiguy7]

The Gold anodized Executive is getting a little thin around the edges.View attachment 2033068

 

[kamakiri.knives]

A couple of my users. Cadet X mod and old cross Pioneer c. ‘70 production

 

[arrowhd]

 

[kyhunt]

A couple of my users. Cadet X mod and old cross Pioneer c. ‘70 production

Those worn red ones are just a thing of beauty.

 

[kyhunt]

A recent photo of my cadet I have other better photos,somewhere.

Lovely.

 

[kyhunt]

Mine definitely hasn’t seen hard use but after a few years of carry my cadet does have some pocket wear.

My farmer not as much.

 

[Rsmith_77]

I got a black pioneer in the same boat
Not hard used but some pocket wear that gives it some character

Mine definitely hasn’t seen hard use but after a few years of carry my cadet does have some pocket wear.View attachment 2036665

My farmer not as much.View attachment 2036669

 

[jackknife]

If I were to ever leave home, never intending to return like a Bilbo Baggens kind of thing, my pockets would contain an alox SAK or three. Its the go-to SAK for the unknown future.

 

[kyhunt]

A little better picture of my Farmer.

 

[Rsmith_77]

If I were to ever leave home, never intending to return like a Bilbo Baggens kind of thing, my pockets would contain an alox SAK or three. Its the go-to SAK for the unknown future.

I think ..if I had to go with just a one knife carry
It's probably got to be the SI or pioneer

I just feel silly carrying a skeletool and a pioneer together to

Edit** Although were I to go on a grand adventure like Bilbo..the farmer probably makes the most sense now that I think about it

 

[jackknife]

I think ..if I had to go with just a one knife carry
It's probably got to be the SI or pioneer

I just feel silly carrying a skeletool and a pioneer together to

Edit** Although were I to go on a grand adventure like Bilbo..the farmer probably makes the most sense now that I think about it

My old Wenger , that I very refer to as my old war horse, is my oldest SAK. I've owned it for a number of decades now, and its been carried on a couple of different continents. Looking back on it all, I don't think I ever needed a saw, but got by with notching and breaking off the woods. I think if I thought I'd need wood processing, I'd pack a light weight folding saw. They just work better than the small SAK saw. My sliding blade Fiskars goes through wood like a beaver on crack. Likewise my Opinel saw.

 

[arrowhd]

 

[Rsmith_77]

My old Wenger , that I very refer to as my old war horse, is my oldest SAK. I've owned it for a number of decades now, and its been carried on a couple of different continents. Looking back on it all, I don't think I ever needed a saw, but got by with notching and breaking off the woods. I think if I thought I'd need wood processing, I'd pack a light weight folding saw. They just work better than the small SAK saw. My sliding blade Fiskars goes through wood like a beaver on crack. Likewise my Opinel saw.

I'm sure we could have quite the discussion on this particular matter

But like your old Mr Van would say
Ounces equals pounds
And pounds equals pain

 

[Rsmith_77]