What Two Knives Do You Use the Most

1. Hands down it's my Victorinox Spirit multi tool that gets used the most.

2. Coming in second would be my Bark River Mini Canadian, which I pocket carry.
 
#1 custom made Rodebaugh (MS) 9" chef curve that he built to my design. It is a little more work to maintain than my wustofs, but it holds an old school edge that I love.

#2 high carbon stainless chinese cleaver that I forget the brand. I have had it for 10 years and have worn off all markings. This bastard cuts fine... I still use it for bruinoise cuts (1/8" x 1/8" x1/8")
 
I use my plain old Leek every day and most days the Leatherman Wave in any way, tools or blade.
 
I use my RAT-3 & LM wave ,need to get a custom made sheath to house the pair ,zipties and tek-lock are doing the job for now:D
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Busse Mud Razor and Busse Game warden. My emerson/benchmade CQC7 and small SAK would also see a lot of use.
 
1- SAK Handyman.
2- Spyderco Native.

It took me a long time to admit to myself that 99% of the time, it's a SAK or multitool that I need for the circumstances.
 
BM Grip 551, mostly main work knife & an Endura4 ZDP189 when not working with full flat grind from Tom Krein.Also picked up a BM Mini-Grip 556 black blade pe in 154CM. Gary
 
My spyderco delica clipit is my edc and my seal pup is my hiking/camping/woods knife
 
Wherever I'm going, or whatever I'm doing, the first thing I pick up after getting dressed is my 880 spear point. Doing construction work, mowing the yard, preaching on Sunday...I feel naked without my knife. It's got to be razor sharp, and always ready to use.



If you're a man, you'll need a knife.
 
Byrd Meadowlark kicked the Benchmade Pika to the curb a few months ago for EDC. Now I am rotating between the meadowlark and a Delica Wave.
 
1. Spyderco Paramilitary PE - good for larger tasks

2. Delica 4 ZDP PE - eats through cardboard endlessly

I cannot decide between the two, so I carry both most of the time. I am considering having the D4 ground by Tom Krein, then I would not need anything else.
 
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