Small EDC/Neck knife recommendations

[jonathan13]

Spyderco Street Beat . Can get a good whole 4 finger grip . Excellent hideout fighter yet kinda innocent kitchen paring knife look . Pretty too and feels good . ~7.25" OAL . Maybe too big for you but also big enough to actually do some work .

or the fred perrin

 

[Pomsbz]

1. Why not flip the leather assembly under deployment and pull down with one hand?

2. Works with any reasonably sized necker. I can one hand sheath a 3.5" Pro Soldier. You can too.

3. But what if the knife is closer to the sheath? For the sake of parity, let us assume that the knife is equidistant to the pocket and the sheath. In the third scenario above, I offered a best case pocket dump. Worst case would be a two-handed reclip. Middle ground, a one-handed reclip. Frame/liner locks exceptionally fast? Fast, yes. Faster than a free dropping Axis or compression with a wrist flick? Probably not.

I'm going to have to have a play.

 

[JupiterPaladin]

The Essee Candiru looks pretty good Depending on how big your pockets are, maybe a Becker BK14.

 

[adamlau]

Wilkins Mini Thorn Tactical.

• Sandvik 14C28N
• Cutting Edge = 2.36
• Behind the Edge = 0.023 - 0.030
• Removeable G10 Scales (T10 Torx)
  
• Blade Thickness = 0.15
• Blade Height = 1.18

 

[JupiterPaladin]

Ooh that Wilkins is sexy! Never heard of that one but now I want/need one

 

[adamlau]

With Olive Drab G10 scales removed for discrete carry.

Broken down and calipered to verify dimensions.

Not a featherweight blade. Not too heavy either.