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what do you like bout it?
The build quality and tolerances. It's really smooth and the most solid lock up I've ever seen. It's pushed out my spyderco Southard and Sebenza Small 21 for most carry time. I do still occasionally carry a GEC slipjoint if I'm going to be somewhere that's super public. I also carry a Leatherman Surge every day.

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C_Claycomb

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for a new edc pocket knife
what's currently ticking the boxes for you as your day to day pocket knife?
So UK EDC Pocket knife...meaning sub-3 inch non-locking? That has always been my interpretation of that description.

Boker Plus Techtool 1
Viper Dan 2
Lionsteel Best Man

Boker and Lionsteel are fairly traditional looking, do not look big for the blade length (unlike the Spyderco UKPK, which is great, but looks larger than it is). Both have good blade steel, although the Lionsteel is much better the price reflects this. Modern handle materials, screw construction for cleaning.

The Viper Dan2 is a bit odd, but the handle is more comfortable, being larger, than the other two, and the continuous curved blade works well for whittling, once the angle has been reduced a bit from factory standard.

I like that the first two have pocket clips, wish the Lionsteel had a clip or at least a lanyard to help withdrawal from an pocket sheath.

Chris
 

sunndog

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May 23, 2014
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Higonokami knife

Got one a couple of months ago and really enjoy it. Super simple peasent type knife bit of history about it and quite classy looking imo.
Fits in your jeans ticket pocket and also a few models to choose from.

Blade needs a little work from new but mi e was the cheaper one
 

Nice65

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Apr 16, 2009
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The Heinnie Haynes red Spyderco UKPK has been in my pocket since it arrived.

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chimpy leon

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I’ve been carrying the Heinnie wasp a lot lately.
Strong back spring, perfectly machined blade and generously sized handle for a 3 inch slippy.
The S90V is the standout though - keeps a keen edge yet responds surprisingly well to a quick strop.
It’s also been getting soaking wet without too much in the way of staining, aside from a couple of small marks.
 

dwardo

Bushcrafter through and through
Aug 30, 2006
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Its the never ending search.. Of recent,

TBS but its too heavy and lumpy.
Swisstool but cant justify outside of work.
Always the leatherman Juice but its not pretty, the knife is functional at best but the tools make up for it.
Ye ole faithful original UKPK gets a regular look-in.
Recently purchased one of these but really not sure as of yet. Were still bonding https://www.heinnie.com/crkt-ceo-heinnie-haynesr-edition

I think I still yearn for a WH Legacy but yet to find one.

I dont think there will ever be one to rule them all sadly. Although I enjoying looking for one,
 

Laurentius

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Aug 13, 2009
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At the moment a Spyderco clipit with bottle opener/screwdriver is what I am most likely to have in my pocket at all times.
 
Its the never ending search.. Of recent,

TBS but its too heavy and lumpy.
Swisstool but cant justify outside of work.
Always the leatherman Juice but its not pretty, the knife is functional at best but the tools make up for it.
Ye ole faithful original UKPK gets a regular look-in.
Recently purchased one of these but really not sure as of yet. Were still bonding https://www.heinnie.com/crkt-ceo-heinnie-haynesr-edition

I think I still yearn for a WH Legacy but yet to find one.

I dont think there will ever be one to rule them all sadly. Although I enjoying looking for one,
i keep lookin at the tbs boar in antler
and the ceo
 

Chris the Cat

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Jan 29, 2008
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GEC, but then I am a gentleman of a certain age, also they look great, in a traditional, even retro way.
They hold a great edge and are very well made. No sensible cop is going to bat an eyelid should you have to turn out your pockets ( in my case, of my Barbour Tarras bag ). Sub 3, none locking, antler scales, like something your grandad would have carried.
 

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