What knife is in your pocket,or using right now?

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Here ya go, a Bass Pro CPM154 Buck Alpha Dorado.

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Boker Ceramic Blade Folding Knife -I'm cutting vegies for supper and I plan to cut my ribeye later...How many of you take your own knife to eat out?
 
Today I carried my small classic Sebe at work, and tonight I have my new Burke Pro Rockstar in my pocket:thumbup:

Dave
 
No change since 12/09.........still totin' the Kershaw Tyrade. Fixing to be a change though as I have a Case Cigar Whittler coming for Christmas, along with a ZT0200. So the 25th may be a time of change.


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I've been EDC-ing these three for almost two weeks now.

Benchmade 635 Mini-Skirmish,Victorinox Tinker & Boker SubClaw....not exactly roughing it:D

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...yes,those are actual wear marks on the 635.I use the heck out of this knife!
 
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Just used my first *real* knife (Mora 5-inch fixed blade) to cut up some veggies for dinner. I was having a nostalgia attack....it still cuts like a dream after 49 years....knives rule !!!
 
Tom Mayo Dr. Death. I love the ease of carry, and the amount of blade that gets packed into such a slim profile. I find that I need a a fine tip more often than not, and yet the stock is thick enough for me to not worry about pullin' up the occasional staple or two. I also love the SUPER low profile pocket clip, and this very knife has sold me on tip down carry.

While I prefer a hole for an opener, the thumbstuds on the Dr. Death are the lowest profile I have ever seen. everything about it visually says to me, "be careful with it", but when I hear the locking "clunk" of the lockbar, it is all business, and I haven't been afraid to use it on anything yet.

between that, and my Sibert Pocket Rocket, there's not much I can't accomplish. The pocket rocket is like a tank, and has all the details, and build quality found and associated with anything Sibert. I Dunno if I have ever had a stronger folder. The details alone on this knife impress me, and just like anything else Shane makes, you can't really hurt it. I once asked him who he heat treats with, and I dunno what they do to it, but the edge retention on Shanes's S30V blades is the best I have found. I have used one other of his knives (a fixed blade) harder than my folder, and it still shaves. I have heard and read the same sort of edge retention stories before, but until I experienced it for myself, I really was a non-believer. After chopping, prying (yeah I understand that's not what knives are for), cutting, and hacking at branches, I have no chips, and the edges still shave with minimal effort.

For finer tasks, and honestly for the straight up pleasure of owning, I have my Rick Nowland slip-joint. It is my first slip-joint, and first slippie, and is absolutely wonderful. I am starting to understand why they are so popular, and am looking forward to my second Nowland.
 
Im not using it right now but I've been flipping it around all day. Tasman Salt.
 
Fall Kniven U2 and I love the little thing...I've decided to retire my Spyderco Military as my main EDC and I guess I've grown a liking to "gentlemen folders" Im really interested in one of those Al Mar Hawks...
 
Mine is a Benchmade Griptillian 551SBKSN.:thumbup: Prior to that it was a gerber EVO :thumbdn: So as you can imagine my new knife is a major upgrade from the last one!
 
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