The most ergonomic knife ever.

[shortwinger]

Grohmann Canadian Belt knife #1 & #3.

 

[Earl1]

I would have to say for me the knife that fits my hand the best is the native 5 lightweight. Blade size is perfect for what I do from day to day. Certain things require a larger blade,but for me the native 5 wins hands down. For now at least

 

[gazz98]

Fixed = Another vote for Mora. Very comfortable knife to hold and use.

Folder = Gerber Gator. Thick, round, and comfortable. An under rated knife in the good "bang for the buck" category.

I have big hands (xl/2xl glove) and I like a thick, wide handle. That is one reason I don't own many frame locks. I like another scale on the side to make it thicker.

 

[palonej]

I know you said only one..........but......

 

[Grateful]

The Buck 110 is the most comfortable to my hand. They just feel right.

 

[Therom]

Some knives that I really enjoyed and that deserve some honorable mentions:
Large sebenza 21
Paramilitary 2
ZT 0350, 0640 and 0630
Emerson CQC 7 with wave

but I think the small inkosi without lanyard is really the one I prefer in terms of ergonomics when it comes to EDC

 

[Eli Chaps]

Buck 110.

 

[evilgreg]

 

[Keyopp]

Fixed blade is an easy pick for me. This Helle Gaupe feels like it was made for my hand specifically.

And I'll just go ahead and graciously pre-disqualify myself on "the one" folder. Too many to get down to one.

 

[jlauffer]

Fixed blade = CPK HDFK

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Folder = CS AD-10

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[razorburn]

First pick for ergonomics would be a benchmade 710 because you could hold it in any grip and it would still be comfortable.I'm sure there are others......

I should mention Emersons are well known for handle ergonomics.Every one I have is comfortable their handles are not overly wide or thick.

 

[AntDog]

If you can’t cut it down to one, I understand. I’m mainly curious if any of you have found the one knife that just melds with your hand.

I am familiar with a most of the knives discussed, but there have been a few posted that I hadn’t known about. As always, thank you all for contributing.

 

[BuckShack]

My #1 is the Buck 302 Solitaire. The handle is exactly 4 inches long closed which spans the palm for a full four finger grip. It's the Clark Kent of small pocket folders.

When I need more, I back it up with one of the hundreds of variations of the Buck 110 Hunter (here a fixed blade version). Very comfortable for hard work.

On the fixed blade side, the Buck Vanguard feels just right.

 

[JDRanger]

Ole Pedersen Custom Black Wave Frame Lock Flipper 3"

 

[jp9mm]

Out of mine CKF Morrf 5 & Manix 2

 

[CoryMc]

 

[rexromic]

Hinderer and Spyderco have very good grips.

 

[kreole]

Zt 300 series. Rounded with melted edges everywhere, so nice

They're just so dang heavy I never carried mine

 

[bolabeenz]

Mora....Eldris.

 

[tltt]

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Benchmade Kodiak like the one above. Everything works on that knife handle for me - length, width, thickness. Great in regular, reverse, choked up, etc....

Not fancy, but just a tremendous knife all around.