What Beckers would you take on a week long canoe trip?

[TwinStick]

I say BK15 or BK16. That is all.

 

[OlDutch]

Here's a pic of what I usually take camping for cutting tools. From right to left is trailblazer collapsible buck saw (nice and light) my 7,14, LM wave and a spyderco persistence as a backup blade.

 

[woody d]

im assuming youre gonna be wanting to keep it to a minimum, so id take a SAK, the BK17 and the BK9 for the bigger chores.
if you got the room, a small axe sure would come in handy as well

 

[Eero]

I did an 8 day hiking trip recently (covered about 60 miles) and took a 14, 16, and 9. I wish I had brought my 5. Barley used my 9 and it was big, heavy and bulky to carry around. Found the 16 to be most useful.

Next camping trip I take I will bring my 16 and 5.

 

[jcrane]

Don't forget to take something to sharpen your knives with.

 

[timberweasel]

Here's my 'ready for anything' set-up...

Although for a week long canoe trip, I'd go light: BK-11 (or my Izula 2,) Vic Camper and maybe a Case Sod Buster...

Have fun, OP!

 

[ol_sc]

Definitely going to take my Leatherman too! Maybe I'll give my brother the 9 and 14 to lug around and I'll take the 5 and the 16 with a Delica for backup.

 

[mrgreyman]

I would take a 16 and a 14 and call it good.

 

[ol_sc]

Think I'm going with a 16 and 9. And a folder.

 

[Paden87]

I would say my 11 and my 3 cuz that's all I have as of now

 

[Chameleonbear]

I'd take a 5, a 17 and a saw.

 

[ol_sc]

Leaving early tomorrow, by the way. I"m excited!

 

[BladeJogger]

The 14 is a no brainer,especially if you neck carry.

 

[1066vik]

On second thought, I'd take Ethan and John...