Favorite EDC...what'cha got

[NR_Hunter]

Benchmade mini-barrage. Nice size, not too big, not too small. Holds an edge. I took it with me to Alaska in 2019 on my Grizzly Bear hunt. In addition to $$$ cash for my guide as a tip, I also had a Ruana knife made for him. He really liked the knife.

I had a mini barrage at one point. It was 65 degrees out so I went deer hunting in sweat pants and it fell out of my pocket. Never would have happened if I was wearing my finest First Lite.

 

[NR_Hunter]

Here’s a knife review nobody asked for. Since my Ozark Trail sleeps with the fishes now, I decided to get mini-KalashniCOB. Honestly probably not worth the money, but at like $67 the automatic deployment is pretty good and fun to fidget with. It was pretty dull and had a bad grind out of the box so I had to reshape the blade a little. The clip is ass. The aluminum handle is pretty robust but I’m not a fan of the finger grooves. Just hard to grab the knife the way I want to. Overall, I probably wouldn’t buy it again, or I would buy the bigger version to be more of a beater.

 

[noharleyyet]

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Here’s a knife review nobody asked for. Since my Ozark Trail sleeps with the fishes now, I decided to get mini-KalashniCOB. Honestly probably not worth the money, but at like $67 the automatic deployment is pretty good and fun to fidget with. It was pretty dull and had a bad grind out of the box so I had to reshape the blade a little. The clip is ass. The aluminum handle is pretty robust but I’m not a fan of the finger grooves. Just hard to grab the knife the way I want to. Overall, I probably wouldn’t buy it again, or I would buy the bigger version to be more of a beater.

 

[marshman]

Kershaw Happa Folder. 2.75in blade. It is a bit small but the size means it always finds a way to get clipped to my pocket. It will and has done all manner of cool things, but 90%+ of its duties seems to be opening Amazon boxes and cleaning under my nails.
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My Kershaw, belonged to my dad many years ago. It has also been everywhere and done most everything.
I have lost it twice, once for 6 months, but I still posses it.

 

[homestead]

Simple and affordable.