What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Amir Fleschwund said:
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Pros on the hat: comfortable fit. Looks good if that style appeals to you. Very well made with sturdy stitching.
Red Head is a great old brand that I know from their hunting coats and vests. I have a shirt from them that will outlast me.
Cons: Offshore production, in this case Sri Lanka. So the price was low. BUT, and it’s a big but, although it looks like suede leather, it is polyurethane. And it does not breathe. That means I can’t wear it unless it’s cold enough.

In retrospect, I should have kept looking and bought one in real leather.
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Thank you sir for the hat information. I like a hat the breathes too. Agree on redhead being a good brand, old-school wise. Not so much anymore
Amir Fleschwund said:
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The Barlow is nice but the stockman is my preference. Both are great looking knives my friend.
Rsmith_77 said:
Mini trapper in the pocket again
3rd straight day in a row
The heck is this?!


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Looks like a great lunch to me.
 
Planning on going to Tennessee tomorrow, so I'll mostly be off the grid for a while. Taking these traditionals with me. I also always take a brass and ebony Buck 110, but it was hanging out with a couple of leathermans (leathermen?) and the non-traditionals and blew off the photo shoot :rolleyes:
Y'all have a good week :thumbsup:
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mbkr said:
Planning on going to Tennessee tomorrow, so I'll mostly be off the grid for a while. Taking these traditionals with me. I also always take a brass and ebony Buck 110, but it was hanging out with a couple of leathermans (leathermen?) and the non-traditionals and blew off the photo shoot :rolleyes:
Y'all have a good week :thumbsup:
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You have your knife needs covered nicely Mike. Have a safe and enjoyable trip.
 
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Rufus1949 said:
You have your knife needs covered nicely Mike. Have a safe and enjoyable trip.
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Thanks Bob. Hard to believe that I used to travel with no more than a 3 and a quarter inch stockman eeksmaller.jpg
How did I survive? :D

I haven't been down there since Thanksgiving. After the bitter cold in December, I'm hoping I don't have any broken pipes when I turn the water on 🤞
 
mbkr said:
Thanks Bob. Hard to believe that I used to travel with no more than a 3 and a quarter inch stockman View attachment 2046127
How did I survive? :D

I haven't been down there since Thanksgiving. After the bitter cold in December, I'm hoping I don't have any broken pipes when I turn the water on 🤞
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Wish you luck with your findings.
I used to camp in the Adirondacks with a buck 301. My base was a cabin sold last year just outside Lake Placid.
 
Tyson A Wright said:
That's good-looking and really interesting. I don't know much about Hubertus, but I thought they were all automatics. Cool to see something else from them.
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It is an automatic😉 Video on my Instagram 👇

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