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Which Spyderco are you carrying today?

I was carrying my translucent blue Manix 2 until my new Tenacious arrived today. It's a step down but it needs to be broken in. Plus tomorrow the Black G10 Manix 2 I ordered should arrive and I foresee that moving into my pocket for a while.
 
First post here.... I carried my Manix 2 S110V today. I've had it for a week now and wanted to give it some pocket time.
 
I have to fly across country next month so I'm trying out small and less expensive models to carry in my checked bag. Today I'm carrying a Dragonfly 2 and a Delica 4.
 
My new Chaparral that I got an excellent deal on off of BF. My Caly 3.5 will still be my go to EDC but for days that I need a smaller knife it will be the Chap.
 
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one of these three.

Endura4 in ZDP189
Stretch SuperBlue
And my standby PM2 with a Shorty.


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The Schempp Tuff is also one of my favourites...especially with the awesome scale and backspacer you made for it. However, I'm not carrying it today, but I have my SuperBlue Stretch in my right jeans pocket and my new ZDP Caly Jr. right above it in my watch pocket...it seems to be a great combination thus far. I can finally see why so many people love the Caly Jr...the ergonomics IMHO are better than both the 3 and 3.5 which makes jimping unnecessary, and the swedge accentuates it perfectly. The only thing I'd change if I could is the clip to a wire version with tip-up as an option, but it's still superb as is.
 
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