That knife that's ignored

I ignored Swiss Army knives in general for many years as being gimmicky. As was mentioned above, I bought one for an extended business trip and fell in love with them. Have been carrying one just about every day since for the last 30 years. I started with the the Tinker model. Have a good selection of them now.

I generally ignored all Benchmade knives as being too expensive for "just another knife". In a weak moment, I bought my first last year and was pretty impressed overall. Not a fan boy, but at least I look at them now.

I still pretty much ignore Kershaw knives in general. No particular reason other than I am comfortable in my modern choices. I do like ZT knives, but not the flippers. I just out grew flippers and prefer AO's if I want a fast opening knife.
 
I like the blur and hate the blur. great handle and grip. hate that its mine is s30v recurve and speed safe. the pivot also won't get loose for me to try to de assist. its still a good knife overall. because of speedsafe I don't carry it sadly.
 
Spyderco Stretch. I was lusting after the Superblue version when it came out, but missed the boat. Had plenty of opportunities to get one since, but haven't jumped yet.
 
Spyderco PM2 for me. I loved Spydercos but for some reason never got a PM2. I was more on the Delica/Endura side. No real reason to never have a PM2, but I'm a convert now... three out of six knives I currently have are PM2s.
 
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