Small knife challenge

[JAB]

Heck ya said a month. Been doing this for decades!

Ditto

 

[Alone]

Ya know, there's probably an easier way to announce that you're dating again...

Bruh.

 

[norcalAF]

I'm debating, I have enough different ESVs and an ESR to make it kinda fun, but I love the large SHF for EDC......

 

[Skar]

Been rocking this for over a month straight,
Including food prep.
Almost shameful all the knives I’ve ignored recently.

 

[ShaiHulud]

Been rocking this for over a month straight,
Including food prep.
Almost shameful all the knives I’ve ignored recently.

Less can be more

 

[norcalAF]

Ok, I'm in, when do we start? I can already tell y'all that my PJ ESV will be the star.

 

[norcalAF]

Scratch that, my facet version will be rocking significant pocket time

 

[hhmoore]

I went from the aforementioned Iron Pup to a Voron (/Raven/Crow).
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I do still carry the Pup at work (or options up to the size of a Spider Monkey) - discretion is, unfortunately, required.

 

[1911bphil]

I will attempt this, but my biggest issue is that smaller knives have smaller handles. I have a XL/XXL hand and need the larger handles for more control. I do have several sub 3" bladed knives that I have been gifted through the years.

 

[Slice-E]

I will attempt this, but my biggest issue is that smaller knives have smaller handles. I have a XL/XXL hand and need the larger handles for more control. I do have several sub 3" bladed knives that I have been gifted through the years.

I have about the same sized hand (I can’t carry a small sebenza comfortably). I found that the ergonomics of traditional knives are better and sometimes even rounded to be similar to a fixed blade handle. I can’t really get behind smaller folders because they tend to be blocky, but smaller traditionals are great because of that, and also they have no extra screws or pocket clip sticking out randomly.

As a negative, you do have to open most of them two handed. But I’v found even with larger hands I can go down to 6.5 inches in overall length for a traditional knife and still have a good grip.

 

[ebidis]

Sorry, cant do it. It's an ergonomic thing.

 

[Wandering_About]

Not in on the challenge, but these are my two most used lately... they easily do what I need on a day to day basis and come in under 3 inches.

 

[guy g]

Day 1...small 21,Mini Canadian, SAK Spartan, Buck 379 in 420hc from 2007 set.

 

[norcalAF]

First day. LG Facet ESV

 

[hhmoore]

Truth be told, THIS would probably manage most of my EDC cutting needs for the average month. I don't carry it at work, though, because the risk of losing it is too high.
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[Ppop]

I’m in. Looks like Delica is going to get more carry time than usual.

 

[1911bphil]

Today I am carrying a Buck 307, a folding utility knife, an SAK Manager, a Case Mini Trapper, and a money clip. All have a blade that measures 3" or less. I should be able to do this challenge easier than I first anticipated.

 

[catspa]

My 307 had its tip busted off and reprofiled, but my Schrade 858 jumbo stockman measures 3-1/16. Guess I can’t play today, sorry.

Parker

 

[VorpelSword]

For twenty years and more, my EDC has been one or another version of the Leatherman Wave.

I am thinking of getting one og the FRee models though.

 

[FredeG]

My EDC is a leatherman curl with a 2,9 inch blade. and my new knife thats in order is 2,5. No problem at all