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What is your absolute favorite knife?

for now, my favourite would be Spyderco Yojimbo. great ergonomics, very utilitarian, with great locking mechanism and without lanyard hole. I don't dig lanyards on folders.
 
My favourites are:
Fixed blade: My two Roselli puukko's
Folding: Enzo Birk with curly birch scales.

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What is the big Roselli? Looks like the hunter handle but with a Leuko blade?
 


Definately not my most expensive knife, but my all time favorite is this one. It's a collaboration between Beretta Knives and Warren Thomas.
 
Its funny how fav's form, new knives and expense for me doesn't make it a Fav, usually, lol.

I like 4 inch slicer folders the best. My Gale Bradley Spyderco, if it had a 4 inch blade, it would be my Fav, but it's edged out so slightly by a 710 in D2(always on the look out for a M390 version. The 710 is just under 4 inches, and does OK in food prep, and makes a good EDC for me, it's on the cheaper end, so I it's easy to buy spares, and give as gifts if I miss something!

My ZT0777 M390 is getting pocket time, I sure would love a 4 inch version,lol.

Spyde Mi's, very close to the top, in time more great steels will pop out, they are great to add to a collection!
 
i've been trying to decide between the izula 2 and esee 4.

I have and enjoy both, but the Izula 2 is much more compact, feels great in hand, and is MUCH lighter in weight. I split a lot of firewood kindling with both of mine and they came back quickly with a few strokes on a Spyderco Sharp Maker.
 
This one..
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Followed by my Spyderco Gayle Bradley and ZT 0550 (which I just lost in the brush)
 
I don't necessarily have an all time favorite knife, I like my Benchmade mini-grip 555 quite a bit and its my favorite oit of my current collection but at the same time, if I could only have one knife forever I don't think it would be my choice.
 
Honestly its the Spyderco Domino. It's not because its one of my newer knives, but because I simply dont want to replace it with any of my other new knives or passed.


If it was completely titanium stone washed on both sides it would probably stay in my pocket for 10 years.
 
Right now it's my ZT0350OR, loving the recurve and the S30v and the solid feel and thwack when it opens.
 
I would have to say my first spyderco ever, which was an endura 4 in zdp. Its the one knife that's always with me, even stripped a bathroom floor with it and completely squared off the tip lol. Reprofiled it and now its a convex slicing machine, it's never been so sharp. I've used this thing for everything, I love this knife. I've carried it almost everyday since the day I got it so I've probably carried it around 3 years already. Zdp is very good stuff, the japanese really know how to get the best performance out of their steels. After reading all these I now want a stretch in zdp lol.
 
It is fight between Spyderco Caly 3 and small Sebenza insingo,I will go with small insingo plain.
 
The Lone Wolf T3 Ranger with Ti liners, not the most practical for my needs but it speaks to me in primal.
 
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