What’s the heaviest folding knife you carry?

Delgadonine said:
I didn't say it was your lawn.

You probably have a landing pad.

The neighbors appreciate you shooing away kids from THEIR lawn.

🤣
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Not many kids here...a few, but not enough to bother about. You're gonna have to up your game. ☺️
 
tinfoil hat timmy said:
How do you spread the weight across three pockets?!?

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Oh you mean the three blades as an edc. Sorry

I understand now.
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I keep the 5Max in my right, the Charge in my left, and the little SAK rides in my watch pocket with my Zippo.

It's not exactly even, but I honestly don't notice it. I'm a HUGE baby when it comes to weight a lot of time, especially when it comes to firearms. However, today I reached into my pocket to fish out my knife and sorta forgot it was the 5Max. I was like, "Oh! Well there overkill to open this Amazon box...". 😂
 
I carry some sort of Spyderco PM-2, even in my pajamas. You only have to roll over on it once to get the point.

As to firearms, after multiple lumbar injuries and a broken femur, I've gotten more sensitive to weight (in the past I carried a Gold Cup) and have been steadily downsizing to accomodate the discomfort that larger, heavier guns cause; the gun you will carry, not the gun you left at home and all that. Right now I'm looking at a variety of smaller, but not tiny, 9mms.
 
Blues said:
I have deer grazing yards maintained with a scythe.
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I'm not gonna lie. I put a pause behind "Deer" and "yards", so it read in my head, "I have deer, grazing yards, maintained with a scythe."

And the first thing that popped into my head was "whoa... What kind of deer does one have that need to be maintained via a scythe?" Then I thought maybe it was the deer maintaining WITH the scythe, and that opened up a whole line of questions about how they do it...do they use their hooves or is the scythe attached to them...
 
Steely_Gunz said:
I'm not gonna lie. I put a pause behind "Deer" and "yards", so it read in my head, "I have deer, grazing yards, maintained with a scythe."

And the first thing that popped into my head was "whoa... What kind of deer does one have that need to be maintained via a scythe?" Then I thought maybe it was the deer maintaining WITH the scythe, and that opened up a whole line of questions about how they do it...do they use their hooves or is the scythe attached to them...
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Well, now I'm picturing an old mountain buck as the grim reaper. Thanks. Feels like inspiration to roll up a druid for my next D&D char.🤔

Probably my heaviest pocket bricks in rotation are a Buck Onset and a Civivi Teraxe. Steel frames, ftw.
 
Steely_Gunz said:
I'm not gonna lie. I put a pause behind "Deer" and "yards", so it read in my head, "I have deer, grazing yards, maintained with a scythe."

And the first thing that popped into my head was "whoa... What kind of deer does one have that need to be maintained via a scythe?" Then I thought maybe it was the deer maintaining WITH the scythe, and that opened up a whole line of questions about how they do it...do they use their hooves or is the scythe attached to them...
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The best four legged mower is a goat.
 
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bdmicarta said:
When I had it I carried a ZT 0561 at 6.4oz. The heaviest that I carry these days is a G-10 Manix 2. I once bought a ZT 0200 and discovered it was heavier than I liked at 7.7oz.
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The 0200 is a heavy beast of a knife. Thats one of the heaviest I’ve carried too. Either that, my 0909, which saw a lot of use at work over the years. I had an XM-24 that was not too terrible. It’s all about the pants really. In athletic shorts, no way. But work pants, sure. My EDC is a full ti Eklipse, at around 6oz, which is my preference. I like a solid knife 😁
 
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