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I used to giggle at the people here who carry more than one knife at a time. You know, "I have an AFCK in my right pocket, a Military in my left, a Machete IWB, and a toaster strapped to my back..."
Well, I've joined the fray. I mean, I always had a knife in my right front pocket and a Leatherman in my bag, but I don't think that counts. Now, however, I keep a "main" knife in my right pocket and a blue Delica in my left. I bought the full-serrated Delica specifically to throw into the pocket with my keys. Here's why I think this is a pretty good idea:
One word of advice: if you're going to leave this backup knife floating in your pocket, make it a lockback or an Axis lock. That is, unless you have cement hands that won't get cut to shreds by an accidentally opened linerlock knife.
Well, I've joined the fray. I mean, I always had a knife in my right front pocket and a Leatherman in my bag, but I don't think that counts. Now, however, I keep a "main" knife in my right pocket and a blue Delica in my left. I bought the full-serrated Delica specifically to throw into the pocket with my keys. Here's why I think this is a pretty good idea:
- You can keep a beastly knife in your main pocket but still have a friendly one to take out as necessary.
- If you ordinarily hate serrations (and think 50/50 blades are even worse), you can keep a serrated beater in your other pocket for those rope days.
- If your EDC happens to be a Lum Chinese, and you need to cut up something gross, you can take out the beater and make your Lum feel better.
One word of advice: if you're going to leave this backup knife floating in your pocket, make it a lockback or an Axis lock. That is, unless you have cement hands that won't get cut to shreds by an accidentally opened linerlock knife.