What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

New #85 Coco to replace the one I sold......just missed it too much.

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Peter
 
Rsmith_77 said:
sentimental value aside, do you find yourself preferring the peanut or the eisenhower for actual use?
just curious
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Honestly not sure, preference for CV would put the peanut in the top billing, but that's not to say I don't like the the Eisenhower any less. You get a little more blade with the peanut, and a little more handle in the Eisenhower, both secondary blades are about the same, the peanuts blades are both straight, Eisenhower krinked, the Eisenhower really disappears in the pocket. They are both great small knives, both built well, in the small knife category they are both winners and cut bigger than their size.

Pete
 
Stich2442 said:
Honestly not sure, preference for CV would put the peanut in the top billing, but that's not to say I don't like the the Eisenhower any less. You get a little more blade with the peanut, and a little more handle in the Eisenhower, both secondary blades are about the same, the peanuts blades are both straight, Eisenhower krinked, the Eisenhower really disappears in the pocket. They are both great small knives, both built well, in the small knife category they are both winners and cut bigger than their size.

Pete
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ok thanks
was honestly wondering what the pull was that lent you to carrying two such similarly sized sized (ESPECIALLY little 'uns) like that
must have something you like :p

i ask cause i am feeling redundant carrying a pioneer and a texas jack at the same time, they both so similar in size that i am wondering why i would do that, after march 1st i may just swap to the boker pen for some differences in blade size ..i dunno yet
 
Doing a lot of thinking about simplifying my EDC, including my knives :eek: I'm trying hard to look at what I carry and what function it serves. The last couple of days I've been playing around with this guy. And while it probably won't become a regular in my pockets, it is hard to get much simpler!

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