Small knife challenge.

Some how i missed this thread. I have at times carried only a Vic. Classic and a Case Peanut and gotten by just fine. Ive done that for at least a month straight without any problems.
Lately i have been carrying a large locking along with a traditional or sak. The smaller slip-joint does 90% of the work. Rarely do i really need the larger stronger knife. I just like them so i carry them.

 

The 33OT is still getting the job done perfectly. The thin chisel ground blade of the micra does get used for some special tasks like shaving burrs off of stuff, but everything else is strictly for the OT.

 

Carried a 2 blade Case Pen knife for 2-3 years in jr. high school. That was the only knife I had.

 

lol...I failed this challenge . Had to check on a tripped alarm today and felt the need to pack something more substantial than a three-and-under...

 

Not sure how I missed this thread. A few days ago, I did a writeup on a pocket knife for life, where I showed off my 2007 red Delrin Case peanut and explained how I'm starting to carry it to see if it's "the one." That was in a traditional bowhunting forum. We had a pretty good discussion, with many photos, as folks showed off their carry knives. So, I'll take part in this challenge and report on my findings.

Joe

 

Smalls. Looking to add a CRKT Pilar to the mix as soon as a reasonable retailer has them back in stock.

 

So far all I cut today was a hunk of cheese and a piece of paper in half, but I still haven't gone a day without using it since it entered my pocket.

 

Still with the Vic classic. Did some fishing today on the San Gabriel river here in town, and the classic trimmed rising line, and cut open the plastic wrapper on some Danish Havarti cheese to go with the Ritz crackers while I waited for a bite.

Fooled around with some chert, this part of Texas is loaded with the stuff, and it fractures into a razor sharp edge when broken. It cut right through Jute twine in one cut.

 

I carry a 3" fixed and a large Classic Sebbie. There are five or six SAKs around the house, but I seldom use them. They can be useful, of course, but I prefer a larger and more heavy-duty blade...."just because."

 

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Same exact stuff I used my 33OT for yesterday.