My 2cts worth:
1. A Parang. The local Malaysian Parang seems like a good alternative to either a machete or an axe, both of which I don't own at the moment. It can be used for gathering food and fuel, and still be useful in a fight. I wanted to put down a Khukri, but realised that I might not be able to get it in time.
2. SOG SEAL 2000. It's more robust than the few other fighting/utility knives I own.
3. Leatherman Wave. Slightly more versatile than my SAK. But if Leathermans and SAKs are not considered knives (ie I have one more choice), then I would carry my Al Mar Spyder, a fairly robust fighting/utility folder.
These choices are based on my current horde of knives, not on a unlimited budget, no waiting time dream. But I would love for someone to poke holes in my selection. Then at least I know where I've gone wrong.
1. A Parang. The local Malaysian Parang seems like a good alternative to either a machete or an axe, both of which I don't own at the moment. It can be used for gathering food and fuel, and still be useful in a fight. I wanted to put down a Khukri, but realised that I might not be able to get it in time.
2. SOG SEAL 2000. It's more robust than the few other fighting/utility knives I own.
3. Leatherman Wave. Slightly more versatile than my SAK. But if Leathermans and SAKs are not considered knives (ie I have one more choice), then I would carry my Al Mar Spyder, a fairly robust fighting/utility folder.
These choices are based on my current horde of knives, not on a unlimited budget, no waiting time dream. But I would love for someone to poke holes in my selection. Then at least I know where I've gone wrong.