I like this a lot John. I’ve got most of the same items loose in the console of my truck and my wife’s car. Being a totally unorganized individual I have done it that way for years. I’ll definitely be checking out a couple of these pouches!As promised...
This is one of the kits I made up for each of my vehicles.
Flashlight, pen, notebook, SAK Tinker for tools, and Buck 112 for heavy cutting.
Of course I always have a pocket knife on my person, but these are available for handy backups.
Sorry the cover materials aren't more "traditional".
Thank you so much my friend! The same can certainly be said for your two iconic Barlow’s!A fine duo indeed
Thank you for the compliments Jack!Nice black and tan pairing Ron
Good-looking pair my industrious friend
I've seen a couple in the "other" thread.I have a bunch of similar EDC kits John
I keep those handy in my door cubbies.I'd probably add some sanitizer and spare mask.
Your wife will thank you.I’ll definitely be checking out a couple of these pouches!
As my darling wife would say, Where are the veggies?
That's my wife's bacon. I had just finished my meal when I took the pic. I had three slices of bacon, three scrambled eggs, two slices of wheat toast, and a glass of whole milk. I did have vegetables, though: several chiltepin peppers with my eggs. Does coffee count?As my darling wife would say, Where are the veggies?
I don't know what that peanut is... (if it's a peanut at all?)...Going with these today. Have a good one!
That's my wife's bacon. I had just finished my meal when I took the pic. I had three slices of bacon, three scrambled eggs, two slices of wheat toast, and a glass of whole milk. I did have vegetables, though: several chiltepin peppers with my eggs. Does coffee count?
Thanks, Dean.
Classy Case . Ebony is always in season .
Thanks for the supportive comments, guys, although most of the pocket wear on the Alox occurred before I bought the knife in an antique store while I was on vacation a few years back. Here are some pics I took this morning when I took the scenic route to work, walking most of the Reeds Lake Trail that circles a lake in East Grand Rapids.
Pioneer on top of trail map where I started the trip:
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A view of the lake from near the trail map:
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A close-up of the Alox Old Cross Pioneer from a bench at the trailhead:
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- GT
Royal and Ancient, Dean!
Thanks for the ID, Dean. I can't seem to keep all of Case's stockman models straight, especially the "mediums".
- GT
All the more reason to do it!Your wife will thank you.
The Case Teardrop is one of those knives I rediscover from time to time and think "Why don't I carry this one more often?"
Thank you for the compliments Jack!
No problem my friend! We have to watch out for each other!Thank you for the heads-up in the Guardians thread my friend, I'm indebted to you!
Scuppernongs? That sounds like something you need a spey blade for
If it ain’t meat, it counts as veggies!That's my wife's bacon. I had just finished my meal when I took the pic. I had three slices of bacon, three scrambled eggs, two slices of wheat toast, and a glass of whole milk. I did have vegetables, though: several chiltepin peppers with my eggs. Does coffee count?
Conversely, it’s too nice not to tote.
The blade shape is definitely weird. It's like a spear, but not really a spear- kind of like a rounded off wharnecliffe. Like a wharnecliffe that goes to school with popular spear points, so it changes it's look to fit in a little better. I have a wharnecliffe version similar what @r8shell carries, and if it was better put together I'd carry it more often.I don't carry this one very often, but I find the blade a little odd
Bacon!!!!!
I too find it a little weird.
Lol...Scuppernongs? That sounds like something you need a spey blade for
I agree.If it ain’t meat, it counts as veggies!