Most no-nonse utilitarian blade you own.

[SpySmasher]

Stop ruining the thread with common sense!!!!

'Any knife' - do I have to post a pic of that horrible useless Jagdkommando again!!?

I hear what you are saying but in my defense I would argue that the Jagdkommando is not actually a knife.

 

[Charlie Mike]

I hear what you are saying but in my defense I would argue that the Jagdkommando is not actually a knife.

Smachete

 

[Hickory n steel]

Fixed


Folder

 

[McFeeli]

I'd consider my mini Ritter as my most utilitarian folder. It's the one I use for the random jobs(that's utilitarianism right?). It's a knife that's made to be used, and because of its size it gets carried a lot.

 

[BladeScout]

Those Ritters seem to be an okay quality, from what I understand.

Not that I own one.

 

[BladeScout]

I hear what you are saying but in my defense I would argue that the Jagdkommando is not actually a knife.

Thats a very good point and indisputable to boot.

What a useless POS.

 

[Todd21969]

My three year old plain Jane,no nonsense S30v Military.

 

[BladeScout]

Cant beat a PM.

I cant see any folder replace my bog standard S30V PM2.

 

[BladeScout]

One of my Cat225Qs.

 

[BladeScout]

A more modern low key no-nonsense utility knife. Terävä Puukko.

The furthest from being a sexy knife ..., that is, unless being a knife made for work only with no regard to looks is sexy.

Carbon steel and hard rubber.

Joking aside, I find it ugly but that thing works a charm.

 

[marcinek]

Which one is the most low key no-nonsense if not downright ugly knife you own?

The ugliest knives are the ones that are not low key no-nonsense utilitarian.

 

[Valyrian steel]

My old USMC KA-BAR. I just recently found it again. Wifey was using it to open packages in our garage

 

[BladeScout]

Always great to find a warhorse thought lost...

 

[BladeScout]

The ugliest knives are the ones that are not low key no-nonsense utilitarian.

I get your point - plenty of stupid 'knives' for show only ... but on the other hand; take the Terävä Puukko. Its ugly as sin and at the same time supremely utilitarian.

No redeeming features apart from being a cheap knife which works as intended.

Its okay for a knife to be ugly as long as it works.

I shouldnt like it but I do ... a lot.

 

[GB940Rookie]

Most of my knives are utilitarian. Furthermore, even those few which take a bow towards beauty are still pretty darn utilitarian simply because any knife is a really useful tool.

This was my first thought. If I had to name one it would be my box cutter.

 

[marcinek]

Its ugly as sin and at the same time supremely utilitarian.

No redeeming features apart from being a cheap knife which works as intended.

Its okay for a knife to be ugly as long as it works.

I shouldnt like it but I do ... a lot.

And because of it's utility, I find it beautiful. Anybody can throw a bunch of doodads and pointy bits and silly grinds all over a knife that add no functionality. The art is doing the opposite.

 

[Valyrian steel]

Always great to find a warhorse thought lost...

Especially one that was deployed and used. Now, arts and crafts and amazon boxes

 

[User27]

The Gerber Gator that I bought from a friend who sold it to me in bad condition

 

[BladeScout]

The Gator is a classic.

They for sure are ugly but good utility knives.

For some reason, I never got one.

Seems a lot of people I knew had them at one point.

 

[Pilot1]

My Mora Companion, stainless four inch, and my SAK Bundeswher.