How many knives do you own?

[NeverMore1701]

44 sounds about right, and I've gotten rid of most of the crap over the last several months.

 

[sideways]

9 Folders
Spyderco Caly 3 - main EDC in the city
Spyderco Endura Wave - in the city
Spyderco Cara Cara 2 - I will be getting rid of this one or moving it to a working role
Spyderco Junior - Either a camping knife or a gift to a nephew
Chambriard Grand Cru - a kitchen folder
Alox mini SAK - people friendly keychain knife and scissors
Two SAK's - Old gifts that I sometimes use camping
Gerber gator junior - my first pocketknife

5 Fixed
Chambriard Grand gourmet - chef's knife
Serrated carbon steel bread knife
Second chef's knife with soft easy to sharpen steel for dirty jobs
Condor combat machete, lol why did I buy it?
SOG seal pup, my army knife, why did I not buy a mora

Butter knives do not count.

 

[cncpro11]

If you ask my wife, she will say too many, and then go on a hysterical rant about my having too many knives, and then go on a hysterical rant telling me to stop buying knives, and then scream at me to do something with all my knives , and then go in the living room and pout while me and my little guy sharpen our knives.

 

[78LilRed]

Not enough.

M390 Para2
Techno
Gayle Bradley
Terzuola
M390 Mule
Warn Mini Barrage
ESEE-3
Buck special, general, big sky.

 

[Jchi]

About 5.
1. Skyline
2. SAK Pioneer
3. Mini Barrage
4. Manix 2 transluscent(lost)
5. 3rd gen delica

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Somewhere between 300-400 + my first Sebenza and a Medium Case Yellow Stockman with CV blades I just got Saturday.

 

[MrGlockJock25]

I have a lot of cheapos from when I was younger. Now I have:
Spyderco Southard Flipper
Spyderco Delica Brown
Spyderco Sage 2
Spyderco Manbug G10
Spyderco Paramilitary 2 Black/Satin
Benchmade Mini Griptillian Tanto
Vic Classic
Hopefully Soon:
Hinderer XM-18
Strider SNG
CRK Sebenza 25

 

[Bob W]

Somewhere between 300-400...

Shoot, I figured you had that many in USA-Schrades alone.

 

[Monofletch]

If you ask my wife, she will say too many, and then go on a hysterical rant about my having too many knives, and then go on a hysterical rant telling me to stop buying knives, and then scream at me to do something with all my knives , and then go in the living room and pout while me and my little guy sharpen our knives.

Same here, but I have twin girls. She doesn't understand...yet. Even when I sell a knife to buy another I get the business.

 

[RustyHammer]

Knives? This is a knife forum?

Does a spork with a sharp edge count?

Okay, Okay ... I'm not sure how many I really have ... All I know I find myself buying higher and higher end knives and not parting with any of the quality, lower end knives in my "collection" .. although I don't think of myself as a collector.

 

[fetzer85]

Currently 13

 

[K.O.D.]

Too many and not enough.

 

[riverpilot]

Knives of Alaska cleaver and skinner set
Becker bk2
Ontario sg3
Emerson cqc7
Zt0350bw
Zt0566debw
Manix2
Spyderco stretch zdp189 in British racing green
BM mini grip
case bone handle trapper

And I think I need a BM 940-1 pretty damn soon!

Thanks for the thread, I really had no idea until I sat down and thought about it.

 

[riverpilot]

Too many and not enough.

Pretty much says it all, doesn't it?

 

[yepimonfire]

Cs kukri

Cs kobun

Cs trailmaster

Sog jungle primitive

Kershaw tone

Ka bar mule

Cs warrior katana

Gerber warrant

Would like to add some higher end knives when I can justify the price.

 

[Dknight16]

Around 70

 

[Clinto.]

From Left to Right on the Picture:
Microtech Daytona CF
Southern Grind Bad Monkey
Microtech Halo V
Microtech Combat Troodon
Microtech Custom Carbon Fiber Socom Delta
Microtech UTX-70
(not pictured) Microtech Std Alum Handle Socom Delta

Total is 7 knives. But I still want more.. I see a Strider, Zero Tolerance and a Microtech Exec Scarab in my future.

 

[Johann Trollip]

I second that Mike. :thumbup:

 

[sabre cat]

I have scaled down my collection over the past couple of years. I guess I have about twenty-five, maybe thirty knives if you do not count blades for the kitchen.

Recently, I changed my thinking about how I purchase knives. In the past, if I found a knife that I liked, I would buy it with no thought to need or purpose. Now, I have groups that I place the knives into. Dress, light, medium, and heavy duty, fixed blade, etc. My goal is to have one knife of each basic blade style in every group, however, I am finding that I don't want or need every blade style. For example, clip point knives, I only have three. Two folders and a fixed blade. My light duty clip point can cover as a dress knife and the fixed blade will fill the heavy duty class just fine.

Anybody else use a system like this? Has it worked for you?

 

[Quiet]

Fifty or sixty folders, and fifteen or so fixed blades. I need to downsize some, honestly.