Looking to find an appropriate neck knife

ZZ- I HAD one of the Chipmunks and it WAS an excellent utility knife, but it was confiscated by my son. I had to replace it with models from Neil Blackwood and Matt Lamey, both of them great makers and great people to deal with. These weren't utility knives but I do have a Talonite Chipmunk on order for utility needs.
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I have an Allen Blade Chipmunk. Yes, it's small, but let me tell you...it cuts BIG! Very small signature under a tank top, and the Kydex sheath is top drawer. Allen even sends it so that you can carry as a neck knife or set it up for belt carry. Incredibly slick.

Now that Bastid Darrel Ralph has got me squirreling change away for that new neck knife of his. Dirty dog. (arclight's power.....too strong....must...order!!)

Beautiful stuff, Mr. Ralph.
 
There are a lot of great knives out there, but for neck carry it seems like weight can be a problem when carrying around all day, and that thickness can be a problem for concealment...

Given those facts, it seems that weight and thickness should be standard stats for knives advertised as neck knives, along with the normal stats for blade length, oal, etc...

Does anyone out there carry the 3.5" Pesh-Kabz? Looks like a nice knife..
 
I have a Bud Nealy mini Pesh-Kabz. The blade on mine comes in at 2 7/8" with an overall length of just over 6 1/4". It has G-10 scales. It is a well made knife and comes with a top notch kydex sheath. The first 3/4" of the tip has a very steep convex grind (plenty of strength), while the belly is hollow ground. By the way the blade is 3/32" stock and the scales are close to that. Hope this helps.
 
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