What Knife Do You Carry At Work?

[conan11]

These all perform extremely well and proven at work. 2 in MagnaCut and 2 in AEB-L.

 

[Blues]

I dig on that benchmade...wish I had grabbed one long ago....

was yours the blacked out version?

Yep. Fourth one down from top. (The smaller version below.)

Had to be blackened to take out cartel sentries.

 

[SharpBits]

I work from home, so ALL of them.

 

[Delgadonine]

I typically carry whatever I feel like that day, and use it for knifey stuff. I have tools for tooley stuff.

I'll add an action packed sequel to this:

Smaller knife, for knifey uses.
Larger knife, for self defensey uses.
Leatherman for tooley uses.

 

[Jason B.]

Almost forgot, my T.Kell combatant was with me today too.

 

[GB940Rookie]

Kershaw Black Out for near 15yrs. Great Ken Onion design.
Started carrying the Manix 2 LW a few years ago.
Construction, outdoor work, you name it. I have a lot of cutting tools on jobs, and my pocket knife is one of them.
I use a utility knife the most for cutting.
The pocket clip on the Manix sucks for construction. Comes out of the pocket more than any other knife I own, but I like the knife a lot.

 

[Railsplitter]

I rotate my work knives just the same as I rotate them outside of work. I drive a Toyota Corolla as a part time delivery job in my retirement and I don’t use my pocketknives very often.

I don’t carry a pocketknife because I need it. I carry it “in case” I need it.

Today I carried this Byrd Wings Slipit. Photo taken while fueling up for Monday’s driver.

 

[DavidABQ]

I am a lowly office worker so my cutting needs are pretty light. My office carry is a Spyderco Lil’ Native in 15v blade steel that I am still trying to figure out how to sharpen properly. I carry the bottom knife. The upper one is a safe queen,

 

[Terry M.]

I work as a crew lead for the local water utility service team. I carry any and all of my knives at work.

 

[Centermass]

These. The SAK sees far more use. The Presidio Auto is JIC.

 

[Wishfulthinker580]

Yojimbo. General oil field stuff

 

[knarfeng]

I worked for a Fortune 50 engineering company. They had stringent size limitations for pocket knives. 2" blade and 4.5" max open length. I carried a Manbug.

 

[jbmonkey]

These. The SAK sees far more use. The Presidio Auto is JIC.

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that captain kangaroo?

 

[Centermass]

that captain kangaroo?

Maybe

 

[Centermass]

jbmonkey

Knock knock

 

[abcdef]

I have piles of knives, but this is always in my front pocket wallet:

 

[Bobthebrewer]

I use a large Swiss Army knife and once I heard about bark river being mystery steel I use an adventure knife. Mystery steel but definitely stainless steel. We are not supposed to use a knife at work but they have only shit cutters so even my boss has borrowed my knives when they need something to cut.

 

[Wowbagger]

These . . .
page down until you see the green knife roll / wallet .
Not all at once , usually , but some of these are always with me . I do a fair amount of cutting in my work .

PS : The Sirens are blade swapped S90V. The Tenacious are blade swapped M4. Obviously the Spyderco Para 3 is SPY 27 . LOVE THESE PARA 3s ESPECIALLY . This Cobalt Blue Para doesn't have the hole any longer ; just an opening tab . Works super well . With the hole and the slant in front of the hole it was waving open way too easy . Dangerous !

 

[Zornhau]

 

[RPZIP]

I don't work anymore as of May 29th. Pocket knives were prohibited on my last employment and so carried this covertly ..



Previously before the company was absorbed and had less BS it was this Kershaw Skyline clipped in my right front pocket... Uh, not including the ASP