Your psyche revealed...what blade profile makes your fuzzy warm?

Double hollow-ground--straight edge. Some chisel grinds.
 
It's very tough to chose between clip, drop, or good wharncliffe points (like the CRKT Eraser). Does that make me a lying, cheating dog? Maybe.
 
Trailing points gimme wood. Fallkniven volcano does it for me. Don't feel the need for another 6-7" knife in my inventory
 
Clip point appeals to the eye, spear point too, but a drop point (like on a BK14) really does the trick in hand. As for the psych angle, an observer might be inclined to call the whole lot of us "phallic" with regard to our hobbies and passions here. Good thing I don't put much stock in the opinions of head shrinkers... :D
 
A versatile clip point or a drop point. They calm the nerves.
 
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I love so many blade profiles. Classic styles like the Katana and Tomahawk have always appealed to me. In EDC knives, I love the shape of the mini grip 556, the Kershaw Emerson CQC 5, the Kershaw Injection, the Delica 4, the SOG Mini Aegis, and others.
 
Sheepsfoot.
I know is not the best choice for all jobs. But, it sure makes a great utility blade. For me "utility" type stuff is what I primarily need a knife for.

A three inch fixed blade, with a compact grip worn onthe belt. Is my idea of a perfect EDC work knife.
 
wharncliffes and drop points .. and have to say the insingo is probably top of my list right now
 
Don't laugh, but I really like the straight "ninja" swords with the square guards! :D

OK fine, laugh. :D
 
Sheepsfoot.
I know is not the best choice for all jobs. But, it sure makes a great utility blade. For me "utility" type stuff is what I primarily need a knife for.

A three inch fixed blade, with a compact grip worn onthe belt. Is my idea of a perfect EDC work knife.
 
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