What knife would you carry if fighting in Ukraine?

[jstn]

Maybe a knife a white flag of surrender can be affixed to easily.

 

[Sibyrnes]

Maybe a knife a white flag of surrender can be affixed to easily.

You plan on fighting for the Russians?

 

[jstn]

You plan on fighting for the Russians?

Uh, no? But I suspect Ukraine’s surrender is where this war is heading.

 

[Sibyrnes]

Uh, no? But I suspect Ukraine’s surrender is where this war is heading.

I wouldn't bet on that.

 

[oldrifleman]

Yeah,

I wouldn't bet on that.

Yeah, There is a limit to how many convicts Russia can line up for Ukraine to knock down. Not likely Ukraine will surrender, we just need to send our friends in Kyiv enough bullets!

 

[Sibyrnes]

Yeah,

Yeah, There is a limit to how many convicts Russia can line up for Ukraine to knock down. Not likely Ukraine will surrender, we just need to send our friends in Kyiv enough bullets!

Well the U.S, Germany, Portugal, Poland and Sweden are sending in tanks(no knives).

 

[LEGION 12]

IBTL .

 

[NWFRS]

I only read about half the responses in this thread, but I’ve really come around to the multi-tool concept even though I haven’t carried one in years. In Ukraine, I imagine I’d want something to open food and do small tasks. I’ve been eyeing MKM’s little Malga multi tool lately.

I’d rather carry a tomahawk, or a lathing or shingle hatchet for fighting purposes if it came to that.

 

[Hammer67]

I'd opt for a Tomahawk.

 

[rlewpolar]

Same ones I took to Iraq and Afghanistan, Spyderco, Emerson and a Multitool.

Which Spyderco?

 

[navman]

Spydie combo edge Endura (usually in my second line gear), Emerson SOCFK clipped to my pocket. Multitool (Gerber, leatherman or SOG) in a pouch on my primary/first line equipment.

 

[Reconmarui]

Victorinox Jetsetter; so I could carry it on the soonest Plane ride out of there.