kneck knife

Gossman PSK.

Here's a picture from IUKE12
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You can get it naked, with wrap, with scales, or with sheath.

Here's a entertaining video of it being put to good use by Brett.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZCdOwxknSOw

Link to Scott's own section in BF
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=819

Rat Cutlery and Becker/kabar is coming out with a necker soon.

BRKT PSK is smaller and lighter then the Gossman PSK, so it depends what you are looking for.
 
CRKT has the Dogfish (Tom Krein). BRKT makes a few that would be neck worthy. If I were to EDC around the neck, it would be my TK1 by Tom Krein.

What price range are you looking at, and for around the town? Or one that would take a beating?
 
I've got a lot of neckers and like many other fans of the little knives I find the smaller the better. A neck knife that drags on your neck ends up in a drawer. A light, short, neat, extra utility razor gets carried and used. That's one reason I like skeletal rather than handle slabs, although cord wrap is great, too.
 
A second for the PSK. If you want something less expensive either an AG Russell Woodswalker or Blind horse Knives' Tiger Knapp.
 
becker BK11 is a great one
Bark River PSK
Swamp warden
or soon to be released Rat Cutlery
only ones I own and soon to own RC version..
 
The little buck is nice, S30v, and they recently got a new sheath that holds them a little better. My dad has one and likes it quite a bit.
 
i've got an executive woo that i really like, you could jump off a building and it won't fall out of the sheath.
 
two of my favorites are the AG Russell Woodswalker and an old Gerber Pixie with the M2 bladeI had some kydex made for. Very thin, scary sharp, and pertect for those little every day knife tasks, whittling, trout, etc. I've been told it would be a great caping knife, but never tried it. Funniest thing is everyone I work with thinks it's a cheap throw away kitchen knife, so nobody ever goes through the trouble of stealing it if I turn my eye from it every now and then.

I've recently thought about having a neck sheath made for an opinel paring knife, and just getting a few of them to rotate with it. They're also thin, razor sharp, and very pointy. (and come with a convex edge):D

I'm currently making a necker out of O1 tool steel with a four inch spearpoint, scandi ground blade, and a thinnish cord wrapped handle. not entirely different from a Becker Necker in size. If it's not too shamefully fugly I'll post pics when I get done.:D
 
Ive got a Ranger little bird. Its a well made knife that holds an edge real well. I carry it on the neck, horizontal on my belt, or piggybacked to my RD6.

You can also get kydex for a folder that makes it a neck knife, if you want to go that route.
 
You also might try contact a custom maker. Maybe take a shot at designing your own, and then take input from the maker. There are a few production knives I still want, but other than folders, I'm likely going to go custom from now on.
 
Honestly, I'd suggest this:
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Lamont Coombs Tanto great blade! Very handy and secure in use!
 
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