Your cheapest carry and most expensive carry

[FrannaM]

Cold Steel Tuff Lite
ZT 550 with MXG Ti hardware

 

[mqqn]

I carry a Kershaw Cinder in my front left pocket every day along with a Victorinox Waiter.

The most expensive that I carry and cut with is likely the ZT0999 - I have seen those sell for $2500, or my Kershaw Tilt 4001 DLC - I have seen those sell in the past for more than $2500. I also rotate in a G&G Deadlock Batch 6.

best

mqqn

 

[Monofletch]

Here are my two.... least expensive: Civivi Lynchpin - one of the hidden gems from Civivi



Most expensive- Hoback Kwaiback- amazing knife.

 

[Wolverine666]

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Damn , I love that 710.

I’ve been thinking of getting a ZT 0640 because it reminds me a lot of the 710.

 

[jlauffer]

The Grik is an awesome inexpensive little knife.
I carry mine a good bit and it is one of the few knives that I bought a backup one.

It does need the edge thinned a bit but once that is done it is a mean slicer.
I like the goofy plastic clip a lot too.

Yeah I like how the clip is basically part of the handle.

 

[stevekolt]

Buck 112 Slim Select > CRK Small Sebenza 21 Insingo Micarta

 

[sabre cat]

Somebody in the last PIF thread sent me a SAK Spartan with German markings. That rides in the pocket of my vest and goes everywhere I go.

A large Griptilian is normally my EDC when I am not in the office.

I’d say $20 on the low end and a little over $100 for the Benchmade.

 

[The Zieg]

Opinel N°8 Carbone on the low end and Dawson Mercury Damascus on the high end. Both are equally small carry knives but at the time of purchase the prices differed by about $200.

Zieg

 

[Prester John]

Cheapest: Opinel No. 8 ($15)
Most expensive: Laguiole Honoré Durand (€120 -- roughly $134)

 

[FullMetalJackass]

 

[rexromic]

Benchmade 940 and Rockstead Higo ZDP.

 

[OrangeBlueOrangeBlue]

Alox Cadet and MBK EWC

 

[abbazaba]

I thought for a second I already had a pic of both in the same shot, but going by dealer prices, the Large Bocote 21 user costs slightly more than the Large 21 KA Insingo. At under $10, the Vic Classic is definitely the cheapy.

 

[aji1]

An alox Bantam, about €20, and a T.A. Davison slipjoint, a heck of a lot more. The Bantam is a favorite for those relatively infrequent occasions when I need to wear a suit or dressy pants, as it is incredibly thin but fits my needs functionally. The Davison, which I have only had for a week and half, will be there all of the rest of the time for the foreseeable future (it's awesome).

 

[JBC6650]

Brand new knives:
Cheapest Buck small Vantage on closeout at Gander Mountain for either $11 or $13, can't remember.

Most expensive: ZT 0562, they went on sale a few months later but I still like it for the $180ish I paid.

Used knives: I've picked up several nice old slipjoint knives at various fairs and antique shops, in the range of $8 to $25, all cleaned up nicely.

 

[AntDog]

Cheapest:

Most expensivest:

 

[Seesteel]

My folders tend to average $120. / $300.

 

[Mme09005]

Opinel #8 and Civivi Governor.

 

[K.O.D.]

I pretty much use them all. From the Vic super tinker which I keep in my little medicine bag ($15 on sale at Menards a few years ago) to my $350 Matt Bailey Model 2 Geek edition flipper.

However, as far as primary pocket carry, it's gonna be one of my two OTFs. Brian Tighe Twist Tighe at ~$290 and a Hogue Exploit which I got for $191, but I believe retails closer to $270.

 

[HwangJino]

Spyderco southard

Sebenza regular bronze spirograph damascus