The joys of a neck knife

[Hadji Flip Me Over]

I held my first-ever neck knife today and pretty much fell in love. It was a SY Scrapivore and I was absolutely amazed. It feels very similar to a scalpel. It doesn't print in the slightest and I barely noticed the weight around my neck. I can't believe something that small and light can be so useful. Big things come in little packages sometimes.

 

[crunky]

I've been eying that one for a while now, I really want to pick one up in orange. I haven't been able to fondle one in person yet though, does the pry/chisel butt get in the way at all?
Seems like they're offering them at a very competitive price too :thumbup:

 

[goinbroke]

The top corner of the pry tip does dig into your palm just a little, not too bad though. I thought about rounding it off just alittle to help with that but haven't really needed to yet.

 

[RATlover]

I dont leave the house without one! I started wearing one about 3 years ago and never went back. It actually feels weird when I dont wear one...I guess it has became apart of me! I bought all my buddies Izulas/ Bk11s and they love them. People are a bit put off (per say) when you pull a knife out from under your shirt, but as long as youre careful about when and where, its not a problem at all. Youve got yourself an excellent blade, Enjoy!

Its a bit addicting!

Heres a few of my newer neckers.

Mule necker M390

Keltec p3at necker and Spyderco military necker

 

[fast14riot]

I carry a CRKT Folts minimalist, the wharncliffe blade, everyday. Nice and comfortable grip with real micarta scales, ok steel (AUS8 would be ideal), and runs about $20 everywhere you look!


-Xander