View Poll Results: What's in your pocket today?

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  • A multi-tool (Leatherman, etc.)

    61 9.17%
  • A traditional multiblade (Swiss Army, etc.)

    87 13.08%
  • A traditional single blade (Buck, etc.)

    157 23.61%
  • A tactical folder or fixed blade (Strider, etc.)

    235 35.34%
  • More than one of the above.

    125 18.80%
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Thread: EDC Knife

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    Mine varies. Today was an original Leatherman and a CRKT K.I.S.S. lockblade. Typically on a work day, it is the Leatherman, a SAK-Super Tinker is the model, and a small lockblade. Each has its preferred uses. If I need a small blade that I can open one handed, the lockblade. If I need a bigger blade or one of the tools on the SAK, then I have it. The Leatherman is usually used as pliers. But, the file also gets used quite often.

    On a side note, this topic reminds me of another forum I frequent that deals with these types of subjects daily.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jnich67 View Post
    Since I live in NY, I tried to find something that would appear more utilitarian than "tactical". I went with the Spyderco Navigator in stainless. While the blade is short, its still fairly wide with reasonable heft. I like it, but I'm always on the look our for more!

    Jordan
    Same problem: I'm in NYC too, and the weapons laws here are fairly stringent.

    I carry a Boker Subclaw - sweet little solidly-built locking folder with a 2.75" handle and a 1.75" blade curved like a linoleum knife. The handle has jimping top and bottom, a deep finger choil behind the blade, and fluting ridges all over the rigid G10 scales, so you can get a real solid grip on it even though the handle doesn't even fill your hand. It would be nobody's choice of a weapon but as a last-ditch defensive slasher it would do considerable damage and likely change an attacker's mind in a hurry.

    For utilitarian purposes I carry a Leatherman Juice in my man-purse . . . uh, manly gear-bag, and an SAK in my other pocket. I recently misplaced the SAK and I'm heartsick about it - I can't bring myself to acquire another pocket-knife in its place.

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    Quote Originally Posted by manah View Post
    Usually, I carry in my pocket this small Boker.
    Nice Manah, you ever shave with it?

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    Carried a small Case trapper for years but lost it. Have been carrying one of these for about 5 years. The one on the left. Kershaw Ken Onion 1660 CKT
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    I carry an Al Mar Osprey Classic with the White Micarta Handle. A fine Blade.

    AL MAR 1001 Osprey

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    I have a Buck assisted opener in my right pocket, a Spyderco in my left pocket. And a .9mm snuggled against my back.

    RT

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    Smith and Wesson 24/7. I don't get to carry it as much as I'd like. Part of the "charm" of working at an airport.


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    Quote Originally Posted by manah View Post
    Usually, I carry in my pocket this small Boker.
    [See picture of slip-joint Boker with straight-razor-shaped blade.]

    I've always been skeptical about those razor-bladed folding knives. But if a "serious" company like Boker makes one, perhaps they think it can actually be used?

    What really catches my eye about this one is . . . the razor blade has a barber's notch! Now what's that about? Would this constitute evidence against the theory that the "barber's notch" identifies a razor truly intended specifically for professional barbers? (Surely no barber ever whipped out a slip-joint pocket knife and gave a professional shave!)

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    i carry a "fightin rooster" 4 blade stockman knife...just a typical farm boy knife everyone around here mostly carry

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    Just got my new benchmade griptillian. Full size, plain edge, sheepsfoot. I'm really liking it, more friendly than my SOG trident tigerstipe combi-edge. sits well, and feels good. about the only thing that would make it better is a bayonet style clip so it rides low, but thats just my opinion, I know lots of guys perfer the high ride.

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