another EDC spearpoint: (wulfsrhunting, I am working on getting you pix. I'm also trying to get osage in my hands, everything I have is TOO SMALL. Big knife!)
Okay, anyway, EDC up on the forsale area, I figure photos here:
Okay, anyway, the EDC knife style here is a bit different from my basic end all be all bushcrafter. It's generally less broad and I use a spearpoint or a modified drop point on most. (One of the mods has a straight spined version with a full belly that's pretty sweet)
The handle has some contour, and while I generally prefer straight, nearly tubelike handles for comfort and adaptability, the contour does some good things. In stabbing or thrusting a lot of importance is placed on a forward guard by some people. Yet you see knives throughout history that lack the forward guard.
The contours I put in really do best with a more asian style of holding where the REAR two fingers work with the (properly angled) palm to wedge the knife in place when thrusting. It's hard to explain, and hard to photograph, because it relies on the muscle and bone layout, and I'm not really fond of vivisection.
With any contour at all, the forward part of the hand is trying to push the knife backwards out of your hand instead of forwards. So this... oh, hell- I HATE the cult of otaku, but- this japanese style of grip really works out.