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Sebenza for me too...never leave home without it!
BTW, I own a griptilian and a 112...both very nice. The 112 was my first real knife...bought it around '73...carried it for years.
 
Myal, those cheap ass Okapi's really hold a helluva keen edge don't they?
 
I going to say the Grip. I have beat the crap out of mine in the woods and it has brushed it all off. I have the one with the oval opening hole and 154CM and it holds such a great edge.
 
The SAK Farmer has become my favorite folder. I had always owned sak's, but never used them all that much. Now I carry a Farmer constantly and use it daily.
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Since I got my large Sebenza it has been in my pocket every day. This is the longest time I have ever went without looking to buy a folder. I have several SAKs and a couple of 110s but the sebenza is my first choice.
 
Yeah the price tag is what is stopping me. I love the looks of them though. I handled one at a gun show a while back and loved it. It was a small one though, and I want the large regular. I will pull the trigger eventually.
 
j williams said:
Yeah the price tag is what is stopping me. I love the looks of them though. I handled one at a gun show a while back and loved it. It was a small one though, and I want the large regular. I will pull the trigger eventually.
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I'm in the same boat. I'd sell off or trade half of my collection right now to get a large regular sebbie. It's kind of funny though, if I would just stop buying one knife a week at 80~90 dollars, I could buy a sebbie in a month. I just don't have the discipline to not buy a tempting offer :o.

....and....it would easily replace my commander as the all time favorite.
 
tknife said:
The SAK Farmer has become my favorite folder. I had always owned sak's, but never used them all that much. Now I carry a Farmer constantly and use it daily.
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Ahhh yes the mighty Farmer. Carried and used daily for years now. In fact I'm going to buy another one just to stow for when mine is all used up. My saw teeth are not as aggressive as they used to be, and my blade is scratched to hell. Except for the edge which is like a mirror. Love the Farmer.

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My farmers have become my favorite folders as well. I need to get a couple more. I just got my first red allox, and man its a beaut. I wish I could get an orange alox one.
 
Have to put my name in with msiley, gazaati, creedy, dtownknifekid, and rifon regarding the BM710.

I have one in D2, and have carried it every day since I got it. I really like the blade design, and it has
done everything I have asked of it so far, without problems.

I picked up a Spyderco Delica last month, and like using it for some things, and would really like to pick up a Manix to try.

Right now, though, and for the forseeable future, the BM710 is my workhorse folder.
 
I rarely carry a folder other than a sak, I'd rather have a small fixed blade than a lockblade for woods carry, and I can't go anywhere with out a sak! For the last several months, the only folder I've carried is my victorinox harvester, same as a farmer except no lanyard and a pruning blade in place of the can opener. I like the buck 110-112 and they get carried more in hunting season, but the small yet study alox saks hold there on, they feel even sturdier in use to me than the bucks.
 
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