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as always I'm finalizing my trio setup....Always with me is my vic sak....(freaking awesome) another typically fixed part of my set up is a 12 inch ontario machete.... together this could handle just about anything (if I can't make that work I should pack it up and go home)...but food prep/game cleaning and misc cutting I thought a small - med fixed blade would be usefull . just because getting the workings of my folder all goobered up sucks and there's alot of places in a sak for gunk to hide.... I've narrowed it down to the ag russell woods walker or a frosts stainless mora clipper ... I have several of each knife As I think they are both great for the value and have alot to offer,,,The woodswalker is light, and thin (like a paring knife and would I feel lend itself to game and fish cleaning and might allow for some more detailed woodworking...and is razor sharp....but it is thin and flexible and seems "more fragile than" others....it is also easy to stow on your person without attracting to much attention (and even if it does it's so small no-one cares) the mora is proven...it is stockier and longer (probably more durable) and my understanding is that the scandi grind is easier to sharpen... the grips on both are comfortable and the spines of both do well with a ferro rod....the blade of the woodswalker is similar in length and thickness to the main blade of a standard SAK but it has a bigger belly...now I'm starting to ramble....well just wanted to get some opinions thanks