Most comfortable knife you've ever handled?

fixed Scott Cook owyhee and dozier straight personal both feel great in my hand.
folder- though I don't have it any more the spyderco massad ayood always felt very comfortable in hand.
 
The most comfortable that I can think of offhand, without digging through 200 knives and testing them all, the Buck Nighthawk.

-Bob
 
One of the most comfortable knives in the hand of all my folding knives is my Spyderco Dodo. Who'd a thunk it? Snuck right up on me after ignoring that little jewel for a long while. I have a best friend with like 13 of those things he loves it so much and was so shocked and saddened when they discontinued it.

STR
 
Mora hunter with a very comfortable handle design

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My large Classic cocobolo Sebenza. It really has spoiled me. I'm going to get a large Classic micarta Sebenza and a Mnandi and call it a day. I've already sold off all my other knives except for Victorinox SAKs and Doziers.
 
I'll probably get some flack for this, but if we're simply talking about how well the knife fits in one's hand, I'll have to go with my CRKT Ryan Model Seven. I wish the blade were made of better steel, and I know some folks absolutely hate the way the scales are made, but they don't bother me and the action, weight and balance, blade-shape and handle-shape, all just feel so right in my hand.

Blues
 
i'd have to say my CRKT Cruiser with its 5 and a half inch over sized handle. Use it every day at work, its almost a plus that i broke the tip off (stupidity) cuz now i can use it to open paint cans, haha. I have a new one on the way, should be here tomarrow or the next day.
 
My Randall #5-6 with a Border Patrol micarta handle. It practically disappears in my hand. No pressure points. It fits the contours of my hand perfectly. I wish my boning knives from when I was a meat cutter in high school and college, felt that good!
 
Puma Prospector.
I've had for such a long time that it and my hand have worn themselves smooth against each others.

/ Karl
 
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