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If you work in an office what knife/knives you carrying today?
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Spyderco G10 Dragonfly and Leatherman Squirt is common for me. The last two weeks I've been carrying the Spyderco Gayble Bradley in the office, but I usually keep it totally pocketed since the clip/carry isn't very inconspicuous, like some of my deep-riding Spydies.
Based upon how many I own, my favorite folders are small Sebs and Mini Ritters.
But when it comes to EDCing, I look strictly at size, weight, type of clip -- and how hard I would cry if my knife were lost or stolen.
The Spydie Techno and Les George ESV are small but not thin. The little Kizer ti flipper is a recent favorite - but the clip isn't.
Here are three that I frequently carry to the office:
- Spyderco Salt I, in a friendly yellow. Hard to beat the Salt or its Delica cousins in size and weight. And the Salt is rustproof.
- Buck Small Vantage Pro. The small flipper works for those who are agile enough and there's also a hole-opener. The deep-pocket clip is as good as it gets. The Pro version comes with S30V and G10 scales.
- Sanrenmu SR 605. This inexpensive little bugger has a usable thumb stud, clip, choil, adjustable pivot and sharp blade! If I had nothing else, I could use it for 90 percent of my cutting chores.
But when it comes to EDCing, I look strictly at size, weight, type of clip -- and how hard I would cry if my knife were lost or stolen.
The Spydie Techno and Les George ESV are small but not thin. The little Kizer ti flipper is a recent favorite - but the clip isn't.
Here are three that I frequently carry to the office:
- Spyderco Salt I, in a friendly yellow. Hard to beat the Salt or its Delica cousins in size and weight. And the Salt is rustproof.
- Buck Small Vantage Pro. The small flipper works for those who are agile enough and there's also a hole-opener. The deep-pocket clip is as good as it gets. The Pro version comes with S30V and G10 scales.
- Sanrenmu SR 605. This inexpensive little bugger has a usable thumb stud, clip, choil, adjustable pivot and sharp blade! If I had nothing else, I could use it for 90 percent of my cutting chores.
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3" straight razor and an old gerber multi-tool
the old sailor
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In my slacks-only office environment, this combo works well
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Half the guys in my office carry knives and guns...
Wish my office was that way! No one is geared up here except me that I can see. What type of work you do?
I raise and deploy capital. I will only ever work with people that are staunchly for personal freedom and responsibility. Life is too short to compromise principles for a job...
Some days there may be 5-6 AR15s in the office...
Cameron
