Your #2 says a lot about which knife would make it out unbroken in the knife world. A well made fixed blade would be the most likely knife to survive when twisting a knife out of wood or where batoning came into play, or punching through metal, "depending on which fixed blade knife also". I don't think many folders would fair well, and the Izula it a tough little brute. But hey to each their own as everybody likes something different. Like they say sooo many knives so little time.
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If I had to have only one knife...
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Enzo Camper, it's my first "nice" fixed blade and after 6 years owning and carrying it.
I like it and I am really accustomed with it. D2 steel, can get it pretty sharp easily and semi-stainless thing makes for a easy maintenance. I can't (or I don't want to learn) sharpen scandi grind so now the knife is kind of sabre grind with a cutting bevel I sharpened at 30 deg inclusive.
true the Enzo Camper is kind of long not to be used for an EDC, so a friend made me a kydex sheath with swiveling belt loop so it is easy to take anywhere including entering my small car, truck, etc. I work in a suburban area which the people aren't disturbed with me carrying a knife, so it is good enough.
I like it and I am really accustomed with it. D2 steel, can get it pretty sharp easily and semi-stainless thing makes for a easy maintenance. I can't (or I don't want to learn) sharpen scandi grind so now the knife is kind of sabre grind with a cutting bevel I sharpened at 30 deg inclusive.
true the Enzo Camper is kind of long not to be used for an EDC, so a friend made me a kydex sheath with swiveling belt loop so it is easy to take anywhere including entering my small car, truck, etc. I work in a suburban area which the people aren't disturbed with me carrying a knife, so it is good enough.
