Post your CRK carry knife for today.

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This used to be a regular (pardon the pun) EDC for me, but I haven't carried it for a while until recently. I messed up my thumb, nothing major just a little tender, so I need a knife with a lug to open for the short term. And I am rediscovering my favorite knife: the small Regular. (Same knife in both pictures, just different lighting and background...no spa treatment.)

 

Most definitely. And the bottom one is a LOT heavier.



And no, that's not an aftermarket swedge.

 

Blueberry Pie? Looks awesome, hungry now. Inkosi? What’s the drink?

 

Mixed berry but it did contain blueberries. Their pie is exceptional. The coffee is pretty good too; it's a salted caramel latte in the cup. Small Inkosi, my only true EDC knife other than a Vivtorinox Mini Champ.



I actually have both of these on me today.

 

Yep, Small Inkosi is the Goldilocks in my opinion. Now if only CRK would make a wood inlay version.

 

Sittin' on the hood of my current ride, a red 1989 Ford Ranger. Funny, this song popped into my head as I snapped the picture.

 

https://m.imgur.com/W4z1dOP

I cannot get an image to upload any longer.

 

Still the large 21.

 

Today's Knife of the day in the office.

 

^^^^^^^^

You are doing that blade a disservice carrying it in an office, I am dispatching it from you. Send me your paypal and funds will be reallocated for the displacement and pain and suffering.

 

Distillery tour companions at Maker's Mark and Buffalo Trace

 

My grandfather is very sick and can't really leave the house. He lives in Indiana but grew up in Seneca Rocks, WV. Since I'm in D.C., Seneca Rocks is within a day trip so I took a motorcycle ride out there on Sunday and did video call with him from the graveyard where his parents are buried in German Valley. He likes to visit there. It was a beautiful day.

These were the knives I carried for the ride. I wanted to get better photos but I was on a real time crunch and the sun was blazing with no cloud cover (harsh light!). That little flying critter took a real liking to my Sebenza 25. I got a shot of it on the knife and decent one of it in flight.

 

You're a brave man, weren't you worried they could fall between the cask and the wall for the dam?

 

At work with me today in the pocket... I’m lying... I love it to much to carry it. Brought it to work to clean it for no good reason at all. It’s already clean... I’m just bored at work so why not play with an Inkosi. Ha ha!!! Love love love the polished blade

 

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Cute little guy ready to cut a thread hanging from my suit. Yeh, they say it's a gentleman's holder..... I agree.