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New EDC's!

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Just got back from a litle shoping trip. I picked up a Kershaw Leek for my new EDC, and a Buck/Mayo cutback for a backup.

I have heard a lot of hu-bub about the Leek. How do you guys like them?

What about the Buck/Mayo colaborative models?
 
I've got 3 leeks that have been my EDC's, but I now carry a CR Sebenza.

I still like the Leeks though!
 
Alright Trooper... I think you missed the Leek-bus by about a week. There has been so much hype about the Leek, and especially about the new S30V Leek coming out early this year.

Anyways, great knife... I got the original Leek for my dad's birthday coming soon, and have been messing with it. Awesome knife, and the open-assist opens the blade faster than my Benchmade auto. It's thin, light, and sharp as several scalpels I'm sure.

I on the other hand, am waiting for the S30V Leek, and Spec Bump.
Congrats on a great knife... but, go back about two pages, and look at all the Leek threads.
Cleary
 
I have the Buck/Mayo TNT, and it is an AWESOME knife!! S30V blade and titanium framelock!! Oh yeah!! It is perfect for EDC!
 
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