What kind of knives do you carry?

[Highplainsdrifter]

My knife, Gerber strongarm I carry it everywhere every day so I guess thats edcView attachment 161725View attachment 161726

I like the shape of that how much was it

 

[Billiebob]

Ones made by my son..... out of files I gave him

 

[Boostpowered]

I like the shape of that how much was it

$160 I think. Its the mid grade fighting knife from gerber. There is the prodigy, the strongarm i have, and the lmf infantry knife. You can get any of them in straight blade or part serration

 

[Shokgoblr]

I carry a Kershaw Onion and for hunting and camp I have a Western W36 I built.

 

[Codebeagle]

My go to is my first pocketknife that My dad gave me on my 8th birthday. It’s a BSA Cub Scout knife made by Camillus. After 26 years it’s holding up great.

After that, I have a Gerber multi-plier 400 compact sport, which I find handy.

 

[DaleRF]

My go to is my first pocketknife that My dad gave me on my 8th birthday. It’s a BSA Cub Scout knife made by Camillus. After 26 years it’s holding up great.

After that, I have a Gerber multi-plier 400 compact sport, which I find handy.

It's great that you've held on to it for so many years. Really nice.

 

[El-Dracho]

I recently received a Morakniv Companion Spark. It seems a decent knife, and the fire steel works very well.

Morakniv Companion Spark (S) | Fire Starter

Fire steel that easily fits into the back of the handle • The heat of the campfire is always close at hand • Fire starter plug for Morakniv Companion Spark

morakniv.se

I use a similar one which was made by Mora and Light my Fire in a cooperation. Have it since years and works good! The knive I use the most is a Leatherman Wave.

 

[Boppa's Travels]

I take the Crocodile Dundee approach.

 

[DaleRF]

I take the Crocodile Dundee approach.

Whatever works for ya, right!?!

 

[Ralph]

I don't give a ... for knives as they are for cutting bread those days. Any how I carry real machete and must hide it deep enough as it's illegal in some european states. What a hypocrites f..rs!!!! Often she is more eficient then axe, but axe You may carry - no problem

 

[Hogan]

For carrying, I've got what is probably the original version of this Gerber multi-tool - https://www.gerbergear.com/en-us/sh...ls/multi-plier-600-stainless-needlenose-07530 - which I've had for probably 15 years now? It was a gift from my mother-in-law many moons ago.

A dedicated camping knife is something we didn't have so I was looking for something that could be used for various tasks, was unique, and not some cheap blade from China. I was watching YouTube (dangerous) and came across someone that was using this knife for camping because it worked well for multiple tasks and it's definitely unique. Hard to tell size from the pic, but it's a 6-inch blade and not some giant knife.

Kimura Handmade Damascus Steel Warrior Tanto Knife - Brown Wood Handle

This robust tactical knife is handmade from gorgeous Damascus Steel with a brown wood handle and tanto styling.

forsetisteel.com

 

[472HemiGTX]

Depending on the situation - left to right:

In my hunting pack- Buck PakLite Caper and Gerber Gator folder
Kershaw Select Fire with screwdriver bits for workng around the house
Kershaw Blur assist opener normal EDC pocket carry
ESEE 5 always in my EDC pack

 

[Maverick9110E]

EDC is a Benchmade Mini Freek with Carbon fiber scales from the factory. Outdoors is either the Gerber strongarm of the Benchmade Saddle Mountain Skinner. Becoming a bit if a Benchmade junky over the years.

 

[EXPO_D1]

they're being tuned up but easily my favorite carry knife when camping

 

[k9sar]

My go to is my first pocketknife that My dad gave me on my 8th birthday. It’s a BSA Cub Scout knife made by Camillus. After 26 years it’s holding up great.

I still have the Cub Scout and Boy Scout pocket knives that I got when I entered Scouts beginning in 1965. Replaced the sheaths a couple times though.

 

[Speric]

I have an older Schrade Uncle Henry Hunter blade that I found in my dad's stuff when he passed away several years ago. I didn't know he even had something like this, as he wasn't really an "outdoors" kinda guy, although he did work at Yosemite as a teen and spent lots of time in the jungle while in the Army before I was born. I cleaned it up and sharpened it. works great!

 

[DaleRF]

I have an older Schrade Uncle Henry Hunter blade that I found in my dad's stuff when he passed away several years ago. I didn't know he even had something like this, as he wasn't really an "outdoors" kinda guy, although he did work at Yosemite as a teen and spent lots of time in the jungle while in the Army before I was born. I cleaned it up and sharpened it. works great!

Well, I'd dare to say that makes it quite a special knife then.

 

[El-Dracho]

I take the Crocodile Dundee approach.

Yeah, THAT is a knive

 

[Flipper]

Here is my current lineup
Kershaw Camp Knife, perfect for backcountry chores around camp
CRKT Shenanigan, EDC at home
ESEE 3, EDC Backcountry
CRKT SIWI, inverted on backpack shoulder strap, a really solid knife.
CRKT, Neck Knife, EDC Backcountry
And my all time favorite my Grandpa gave me when I was 5. A 1916 Marbles Woodsman

 

[DaleRF]

Here is my current lineup
Kershaw Camp Knife, perfect for backcountry chores around camp
CRKT Shenanigan, EDC at home
ESSE 3, EDC Backcountry
CRKT SIWI, inverted on backpack shoulder strap, a really solid knife.
CRKT, Neck Knife, EDC Backcountry
And my all time favorite my Grandpa gave me when I was 5. A 1916 Marbles Woodsman
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The Woodsman looks like it's the perfect size - all-around useful I'll bet!