Your most versatile knife

SAK Huntsman.
Not the coolest, but definitely the most versatile in a small package.
 
Apart from SAK's or Multitools, my mosr versatile knife is the spyderco military. Carries like a small knife, works like a big knife when needed.
 
Hands down it would be my Benchmade 710s. It's got the length and toughness for serious SD, and is always ready for whatever job I have for it. Frankly, the only thing more fun than putting a shaving edge on this is dulling it down again!
 
Benchmade 43. Many of the ways I've used it as a tool don't even involve the blade. For half of them, I didn't even open it.
 
Certainly my SAK Climber. But get Torn between my Chinook II or Tomcat II, both are built like tanks.
 
You guys may laugh, but for me it's my Swiss-Tech utility key.

I also carry a Leatherman Wave and a BM 550 as part of my EDC, but the Swiss-Tech is the only cutting tool that can go anywhere- and I mean anywhere.

I have used it to repair my bicycle, assemble IKEA furniture at a party, fix strangers' glasses and PDA's, as well as cut innumerable packages.

That's versatile in my book.
 
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