Your top three users...

kershaw scallion with broken tip

original leatherman wave

Boker infinity ceramic.
 
In no particular order:

Spyderco 80MM Manix CE

Spyderco Native S30V PE

Buck/Strider 880SP PE
 
Benchmade Nimravus 154cm
Benchmade Nimravus M2
Gerber Freeman 440A

All three gets heavy use because I'm a carpenter. The Nimravus is so worn from use (bought it in 98), the blade width is about 3/16 inch narrower and almost 1/2 inch shorter than the new M2 blade.
 
Benchmade 850, PE
Spyderco Centofante C25, partially serrated edge
Spyderco Delica, SS, PE,with wood-inlays, from Santa Fe Stoneworks
 
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Cabelas' Griptilian

705 / Cabelas' Mini Griptilian

Mini AFCK 814 combo
 
Re: your top three users . . .

1. Always - SAK Classic with main blade reground to a micro-
Seax for better piercing/picking. (note to self: picking is NOT prying . . .).

2. Benchmade 710 HS for one-hand opening/closing, easy deep-pocket carry and all-around ugliness. Dings, scratches, gouges etc. on handle/blade actually IMPROVE the looks.

3. Leatherman Squirt PS (pliers - because SAK Classic lacks, plus picks, screwdrive blades and file! ). Blade reground to mini-Seax shape.
 
- SAK Camper : 95% of the tools I need most of the time,
- Spyderco Native CE : durable edge to cut through almost anything I throw at it,
- Spyderco Paramillie PE : workhorse, great ergo for long lasting cutting jobs

Those keep on coming in my rotation on a regular basis:
- BM Ares customized to convex grind: great zipper,
- Kershaw Bump: even greater zipper thanks to the longer recurved blade,
- Spyderco Manix: all around heavy duty.
 
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