What knife did YOU carry today?????

[Pachucko]

Cold Steel Spartan

 

[jbr24]

kershaw chill, fixin to go check out the kershaw "brawler"

 

[michael e]

S&W extreme ops, straight blade. Don't have to cut much on weekend.

 

[75165]

ah i have my benchmade mini gripitillian on me

 

[Clint_fx4]

Picked up a Case Sod Buster today for $30. Plan to carry it at work.

 

[michael e]

Steak knife, to my diner plate. Didn't do much else today, so gun and knife stayed on table right next to me.

 

[RstyShcklfrd]

Hopefully picking up a Benchmade Gripitilian for Valentine's Day.

 

[Techna]

Strider SNG. I have carried it almost every day for the last 4 years or so.

 

[Jon Payne]

Been working with the Cold Steel Spartan. It's quickly becoming a favorite.

 

[J. Fred]

Yellow 2003 Case Sod Buster , # 00038. Carbon Steel blade

 

[BigTex]

Cold Steel Recon 1

 

[sear!!iously]

The Emerson cqc-7bw wave this has to be my all time favorite knife.

 

[Pachucko]

Been working with the Cold Steel Spartan. It's quickly becoming a favorite.

Love the handle, love the blade. I'm having a lot of trouble getting used to tip-up though.

 

[texasmc]

Normally I carry a BM710 in D2, but today I have the following:



The left one is a Ganzo 704, a Chinese-made Benchmade HK-something knockoff (the original has been discontinued so this is the only way to buy a similar knife new), the right one is the famous SanRenMu 710, also Chinese made (looks similar to a small Sebenza) but a very nicely put together, solid lockup, all-stainless framelock.

The small one is a SpyderCo Bug. Under $10 from Amazon and it's useful for the keys.

I usually carry the Benchmade 710 for my primary use, and I like the recurve for slicing sheet material. I carry one or two Chinese knives because they are cheaper, I can loan them out without worrying about my main blade being busted up by someone, and also for using in sketch areas or on the water, in case I lose them. But they've held up fine, the most recent wave of Chinese knives have been of excellent, excellent quality. And some of the companies actually make knives for SpyderCo, BM, etc.

Here's another pic of the Bug just to show how small it is:

 

[Pachucko]

I just got a Cold Steel Voyager (Large) so I'm toting that for a while. Love the feel, but the tip-up is still a little troublesome.

Regards.....Pachucko

 

[klabe81]

I got a cheap Smith & Wesson Extreme Ops folding lock-knife I picked up from Buc ee's on the way to San Antonio. I think I paid about $15 for it and I use it almost every day, if not for opening annoying plastic packaging, it serves as a decent key for locking and unlocking doors in my apartment from the outside to keep my 2 year old out. Haha!
I keep it in my jeans pocket by day and it's on the bedside cabinet at night.

But yeah, the knife is Man's oldest tool and I can't imagine life without one.

 

[jtriron]

Lately CRKT Apache.

 

[Gopher]

These days a S&W 24/7. Back in the day before it was tacti-cool, a Buck 112. Big, clunky, no clip but would hold a shaving edge forever. Also made a poor man's brass knuckle in a pinch. I would still carry it today if it had a good carry clip.

 

[deemus]

Gerber mini-paraframe

(not the serrated version)

 

[Win70chris]

Spyderco Endura for the last 19 years.