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small full tang edc
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spyderco enuff. 6.75" overall. vg10. almost the same specs as the izula actually.
can get a leaf shape, clip point, or serrated straight edge.
images from google.
can get a leaf shape, clip point, or serrated straight edge.
images from google.
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Another vote for the Izula or RC-3. Otherwise I'd say go custom.
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CRKT Folts Minimalist.
I think the Izula and BK11/14 are good choices, and I have a BK11 myself. I've been interested in finding a good fixed blade for pocket EDC and I'm going to try it with the BK11.
Others that I've found that interested me are various models by Bark River, Blind Horse, and TOPS.
Others that I've found that interested me are various models by Bark River, Blind Horse, and TOPS.
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Another vote for bhk patch knife or one of their other smaller knives. Not only are they great users but they are very people friendly, make a great dress knife.
I actually just ordered the ESEE Izula. I always wanted one.
I pocket carry a Bark River Mikro Canadian. I had a Bark River Little Creek which was awesome as well and a little bigger and a bit more stout. I do like the Mikro Canadian better though for edc. So if you have $90-200 to spend, I would look at Bark River's Little Creek, Mikro Canadian, PSK, and City knife.
If you want to spend less than that, Izula is the way to go. Also the AG Russel makes a woodwalker knife that is less than $30 and gets many positive reviews.
I pocket carry a Bark River Mikro Canadian. I had a Bark River Little Creek which was awesome as well and a little bigger and a bit more stout. I do like the Mikro Canadian better though for edc. So if you have $90-200 to spend, I would look at Bark River's Little Creek, Mikro Canadian, PSK, and City knife.
If you want to spend less than that, Izula is the way to go. Also the AG Russel makes a woodwalker knife that is less than $30 and gets many positive reviews.
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Bark River Essential EDC.
Now, I actually have no experience with this specific knife, or even this brand other than on the forums. However it comes in CPM M4 steel which is absolutely my favorite steel around. Based on it's measurements it sounds good for you, it's gorgeous and has a lot of handle options. The company gets a lot of good reviews to boot. if I had the need for a fixed blade this size I would go for it. a little pricey though.
it's the top one here. not my picture.
Now, I actually have no experience with this specific knife, or even this brand other than on the forums. However it comes in CPM M4 steel which is absolutely my favorite steel around. Based on it's measurements it sounds good for you, it's gorgeous and has a lot of handle options. The company gets a lot of good reviews to boot. if I had the need for a fixed blade this size I would go for it. a little pricey though.
it's the top one here. not my picture.
As others have illustrated, Bark River makes a wide variety of small full tang knives.
They also have quite a few sheath styles to facilitate carry options .
A few more options.
Bark River Custom Pro-Drop Point.
I carry that one in a Pocket sheath.
BlackJack Necker.
The Necker sees duty in a Bark River Bravo Necker leather sheath.
Bark River Woodland Special.
The Woodland I belt carry.
Big Mike
They also have quite a few sheath styles to facilitate carry options .
A few more options.
Bark River Custom Pro-Drop Point.
I carry that one in a Pocket sheath.
BlackJack Necker.
The Necker sees duty in a Bark River Bravo Necker leather sheath.
Bark River Woodland Special.
The Woodland I belt carry.
Big Mike
