What's your favorite belt knife?

[Dantone05]

My Smith and Sons Brave

 

[upnorth]

AT THIS MOMENT
lol

a second later it is another knife

Truth.

 

[Shotgun]

This is my favorite. David Farmer in 3/32" 1095 with burnt osage scales. I need to get a new pick. It has a lot more character now.

 

[gdpolk]

Ah, that's easy. Koster BushMaster for me. It's a 5" blade of 1/4" thick 3v. It can literally split human hairs lengthwise, is tough as nails, and holds an edge really well. As a general purpose blade, I find it to be near perfect.

 

[A.L.]

At this moment my E-6, particularly after getting the fancy shmancy sheath set up.

Really liking the green/orange combination

 

[jmh33]

AT THIS MOMENT
lol

a second later it is another knife

YEP!! Works for me!! John

 

[pitdog]

This is my favorite. David Farmer in 3/32" 1095 with burnt osage scales. I need to get a new pick. It has a lot more character now.

Looks similar to my Farmer which is definitely in my top 3 favorite camp knifes !

 

[Shotgun]

Looks similar to my Farmer which is definitely in my top 3 favorite camp knifes !

Nice one. I'm definitely glad I picked one of his knives up when he was still making them. I use mine quite a bit in the kitchen. That blade shape makes for a really nice slicer.

 

[Foilist]

I've been reaching for this one lately.

 

[Quirt]

This is my favorite. David Farmer in 3/32" 1095 with burnt osage scales. I need to get a new pick. It has a lot more character now.

So... I take it these are no longer available? Drat.

 

[CSG]

I haven't taken any pictures but for some years now, the Fallkniven F1 has been my choice. I like them so well I bought a second. But, unlike many of you, I don't really do any bushcraft and pretty much all camping tasks I do are done with a Benchmade Mini-Griptilian. I carry the F1 to have a more serious blade should the need arise.

This image is lifted from the net:

 

[leghog]

I'll add a $14 knife to the mix. Classic #1.

 

[neeman]

I've been reaching for this one lately.

I almost-zero ground the straight part of the blade, and left the curve with the secondary bevel
Works even better now

 

[Brisket]

Can't pick a favorite but here are some that I favor.

Big Chris Hunter has a tapered tang and thin ground edge making it a lightweight slicing marvel.

KFU custom is just a great size and has great ergos not to mention nice to look at so it gets carried often.

Fallkniven F1 is a great all around knife. I have 4 F1's that I keep in different bags/places.

Bark River Canadian Special is another I have multiples of. Just a very good take on a legendary pattern that suits many purposes.

 

[Shotgun]

I'll add a $14 knife to the mix. Classic #1.

I like what you did with the handle. Classed it up nicely.

I almost-zero ground the straight part of the blade, and left the curve with the secondary bevel
Works even better now

That's a good way to do it. I have a Scrapyard 711 that while not zero ground, it's thinned in the flat and flares wider through the belly to the tip. Makes for a great all around grind IMO.

 

[bearthedog]

TOPS CUB with an aftermarket leather sheath

Did you grind off the front section? Looks good.

-RB

My Smith and Sons Brave

Brave is a good knife!

-RB

 

[bore]

Loving my Rat7

 

[22-rimfire]

I have four that I like a lot: Dozier Pro Guides Knife, Kabar Becker BK-15, Blackjack 125 and 124. Which one do I put on the belt lately for a hike? BK-15.

 

[LostViking]

Right now, it's my Bark River Scandi.

Very creative use of the piggyback holes.

For me anymore, a good belt knife is as much about the sheath system as the knife itself.

Those scandis are beautiful.

 

[WEB2]

Blackjack tac ops 4. Followed closely by an ML knives french trade knife, and third is a bark river settler