Thread: EDC Knife

Lg Sebenza with the BG42 blade, going on 8 years with that knife now. Also carry a Victorinox Swisstool in my bag for general purpose stuff.

Dave

Here are two pictures of some other knives that I occasionally carry:

I either have my SOG Vulcan or my Spyderco Endura waved on me at all times, also the leatherman wave. (anda surefire 6p led, but thats not a knife)I also have a lock back utily knife/boxcutter from sheffield thats in the back pocket for work. I nearly lost the SOG Friday while at work and freaked out. I eventually found it after an hour of frantic "im gonna loose my job and favorite knife at the same time searching" in the dumpster out back, go figure.
I have tons of knives and love every one!

My everyday carry knives are:
Buck 270 Alpha Dorado folding linerlock in nylon sheath.
Buck 301 Large Stockman pocketknife.

Occasional carry knives:
Buck 759 Whittaker. (small bottle-opener knife)
Opinel No. 8 "penny" knife.
Cold Steel Trail Guide lockback.

My usual EDC knife is a Benchmade Axis. It's sharp, slim, and concealable. Everything you need when you live somewhere with no concealed carry permit and 36 shootings in one weekend.

Yes, I'm moving back to the land of sun and guns here soon for good.

black Spyderco Calypso Jr in ZDP-189

small... sharp enough to shave with... works like a charm, as long as you use it for its intended purpose... the tip is a bit fine to be using it for prying or turning screws, but that's why Leathermans and SAKs (not to mention pry bars and screwdrivers) exist.

I've Got this dinky Buck Knife in my pocket, it holds an edge better than any other knife I've had and it was only £25 when I bought it. I liked it so much I bought another one that I don't intend to take out of the box till this one needs replacing. nothing special but its cheap, sharp and just big enough to do everything I need.

http://www.bkcg.co.uk/products/manu/buck/bu371b.html

Here are a couple I carry daily...

Originally Posted by davidcarr3

I've Got this dinky Buck Knife in my pocket, it holds an edge better than any other knife I've had and it was only £25 when I bought it. I liked it so much I bought another one that I don't intend to take out of the box till this one needs replacing. nothing special but its cheap, sharp and just big enough to do everything I need.

The Official British Knife Collectors Guild ... The Best Knives in the World

That's actually a good looking knife, IMHO.
I've been carrying a Leatherman "Skeletool" lately. So far haven't had to test its usefulness other than using the bottle opener; I'm a bit nervous, as in my line of work I've destroyed three consecutive multitools, fingers crossed this one does ok.

John P.

Originally Posted by mmccrary

My usual EDC knife is a Benchmade Axis.

Wich model is it?