Super thin, super skinny?

[Jdottinger]

Richard Rogers Executive if you could find one. CRKT CEO is based on the design so can find a few with decent steels. Not my jam but I know some people love em.

 

[Delta-v]

How about a Benchmade 417 Fact? Very slim sleek minimalist design. Readily available. I love mine. It's a wicked spearpoint but very aggressive looking though if that's an issue. Compared with a Griptilian.

 

[strategy9]

Oh and VG10 which is right at the bottom of my acceptable steel range. Okay another Boker for the win. Now which one is the question. You guys rock!

If getting the urban trapper I strongly suggest the ti version. I had the wood scale and it felt real flimsy in hand, the ti version actually feels much more sturdy by comparison. It's my go to for the inner pocket when wearing a suit jacket because it is very lightweight and doesn't pull the jacket down causing it to bunch up.

 

[Slice O Life]

How has no one said the trm atom?

 

[Pocketdump]

How about something from Quiet Carry? Extreeeemely thin, blade and overall. Premium materials, lots of options. Available.

I like the Shamwari for a slicey, thin carry (.12 blade, .4 oa) but idk that they’re available anywhere. If thin to the point of unobtrusive is the goal, maybe Quiet Carry floats your boat.

 

[Ajack60]

Look at Tactile Knife

 

[Wasatch11253]

TRM Atom. Lots of scale options without taking out the pivot.

 

[Ron Sabbagh]

Get a Mnandi and clip it on your shirt pocket. Down throw a knife in your gun pocket

 

[K.O.D.]

Cheburkov Strizh

 

[JayDeep]

Get a Mnandi and clip it on your shirt pocket. Down throw a knife in your gun pocket

Always have, likely to continue. Pocket space is limited and I don't do cargo. I've thought about adding a slingbag, but what do you put in it? Nothing of any value, because they too easy to steal. Nah I'll stick with my set up for now. Nary am issue because my gun is holstered and trigger completely and tightly covered. There will not be a ND happening.

 

[tiguy7]

WE Peer and Zinker Custom come to mind.View attachment 2022736

 

[Citori]

I found the ZT0707 to be one of the thinnest knives out there. Great build quality and a great steel.

The ZT 0707 definitely punches the ticket for thin and slim. Excellent slicer.

 

[hhmoore]

Thin/skinny - check out Tactile knives.

 

[Lee D]

Thin/skinny - check out Tactile knives.

That Tactile slip joint is about as slim as it gets.

 

[entropy1049]

The TRM Atom looks pretty spiffy in the optional titanium scales and is slicey for sure.

As tiguy7 said above, the We Peer is a slim slicer for sure, and in a compact package.

 

[Glenn Goodlett]

Skinny and super skinny. Both Brad Zinker customs. The fruit knife has a 4.5-inch blade.

 

[Lee D]

The Solstice

Designed by renowned custom knifemaker Andrew Demko, the Solstice™ is the epitome of executive knife excellence. Our mission was to design the best gentleman's knife possible, with an eye for elegance and sophistication, and the performance to back up its good looks. Modern, discreet...

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[JayDeep]

The Solstice

Designed by renowned custom knifemaker Andrew Demko, the Solstice™ is the epitome of executive knife excellence. Our mission was to design the best gentleman's knife possible, with an eye for elegance and sophistication, and the performance to back up its good looks. Modern, discreet...

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That's pretty fly! Not my thing at all but achieves the thin profile very well. Like a gentlemen's knife idea. Sweet!

 

[dan35]

Spyderco Watu is thin to win. Light and has a very slicey grind. Probably my best cutter in that size.

 

[JayDeep]

Spyderco Watu is thin to win. Light and has a very slicey grind. Probably my best cutter in that size.

Yes, but I'm very picky with locks and easy one handed operation is a must for me with knives. Compression and lock backs are the worst to me. Had a Spyderco Rhino, was the best blade I've ever owned bar none hands down, but the compression lock and extra thick carbon fiber scales were not a favorable carry or use for me. Nice thought though.