What is the smallest knife you carry?

[SURVIVAL&WEAPONS]

Kershaw leek, crkt minimalist bowie, cold steel mini tuff lite, spyderco ladybug 3. I dont carry all of these at once, i swap these out for carry.

 

[SURVIVAL&WEAPONS]

Double post, sorry .

 

[CelticCross74]

mini Grip

 

[harronek]

Ken

 

[sinkrate]

A cryo for me. that's the smallest i could tolerate, I like big knives

 

[EyeDog]

Smallest folder Benchmade Learch Auto 4 3/4 OAL and shortest fixed blade a Bark River EPK 4" OAL. Both blades are just under 2".

 

[8steve88]

Boker Plus Nano 42, a Curtis knives collaboration.

1⅞" - 48mm blade length, very sharp and decent 3mm thick blade steel - 440C, 84g - 3oz. It chased the Spyderco UKPK out of my EDC, acceptable to non knife people. I use the pinch grip a lot for cutting tasks and the height of the blade is perfect for this.

 

[clockman]

I always carry a Spydie dfly se in my lr pocket and a large folder in my rf pocket.

 

[boobar]

Benchmade 707 Sequel

 

[link2derek]

Carried the CS Mini Tuff-Lite today (along with a Manix II and a Large Voyager) - it's now officially (1-3/8" cutting edge) the smallest knife I've carried (as an adult, anyway), and I really dig it!

 

[G.Moll]

The Spyderco Dragonfly Salt is my smallest that I actually Cary and use. I have some traditional but I'm not big into them.

 

[Getahl]

Do quite like my SAK Classic, which has an inch and a half long blade. I regularly carry it as my only knife at work, especially since laceration safety is a big thing at work these days. Still no prohibition, and no real reason to have a larger one, so I usually don't bother.