The Triage may be the one knife I cannot imagine not having now that I do. I may get more just to keep one in every vehicle we have instead of counting on having it on my person when I am out and about.
To expand on that: I have an uncanny history of emergencies erupting around me. I have lost track of how many accidents, crimes and such that have happened right in front of me. This is probably why I feel naked without a knife (and a gun). I have watched tornados go by. I have cut seat belts with a SAK Classic while gasoline ran on the roadway. I have looked around for a rock big enough to smash a car window. I have even witnessed more than one airplane crash. I still have nightmares about Southern Airways Flight 242, which missed hitting my car by about thirty seconds. The cosmos is telling me to carry a knife. As knives go, Goldilocks would like the Triage.
I do not want to do without a Sebenza either. But it is not exactly a "rescue" knife. However, as tools go in a time of need, it certainly would beat a small rock and a plastic, picnic knife. If I had nothing else at hand, I would have a go at a car window with a Sebenza, but its light weight makes it suboptimal for that task.
True story - I saw an accident involving an 18 wheeler, a few cars and pickup trucks, a sailboat and an airplane. This was in I-285 a couple of decades ago. The sailboat and airplane were on trailers. Rush hour traffic in Atlanta is really bad.
That was probably more than you wanted to know.
