What folder(s) do you guys carry?

I had a M21 for years. Finally gave to a friend in 2007. And he is still using it.
 
Emerson(s)...I mostly like the 'minis' such as the MiniComm or Horseman. I've got one with a decade worth of daily carry and it shows no signs of slowing. Good ergos & materials. $ for $, best bang for the buck IMHO.
 
Mostly a zt350 sometimes a dpx hest, the hest has been a good knife I like the thick blade and really holds an edge well. I'm just waiting for the zt566 to come out I think that will push everything else out of the pocket for a while.
 
Usually one traditional slipjont and one modern locking knife. The traditional is usually a GEC or an alox Victorinox. Modern is usually a Benchmade, lately this one:

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EDC a Grayman Satu. Waitng for a 4MAX in Elmax from Andrew Demko.
 
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ZT 0561 & a Leatherman Charge TTi at work or on travel, the ZT is swapped for a CS XL Voyager Clip-Point PE when not traveling out-of-county. Also carry a FB on occasion in place of the folders.
 
Traditional slip joint and a one-hander.
Today, a 9dot Case 6347 Stockman and a J Robertson El Patron in 3v.
My Boss Jack stays in the car ;-)
 
My Rat Trap is with me almost wherever I go, if its not in my pocket its in my truck. :thumbup:
 
Thanks for the responses. I carry mostly Spydies and, most of the time, a PM2 or a cheap Delica. Love the Delica, but not the flimsy FRN or whatever the scales are called. PM2 is a great knife, but a little big not really what I like for an office setting. I see the Southard mentioned a couple times. I've looked at it and the Caly 3.5's . . . may give one a shot. The Southard looks like it could double as somewhat office appropriate and harder use. Only thing I don't like is it's made in Taiwan.

Bought a Sebenza and sold it. I'm too forgetful to carry around an expensive pocket knife. However, it's everything somebody could ask for.
 
The Southard is a very well balanced knife. Looks good but is very solid, smallish but has a ton cutting edge, price is just right for the materials used. I'm not a fan of the made in Taiwan either but to be honest the fit n finish is better than many US made production knives.
 
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