What's your every day pocket knife?

[GGTBod]

I like the scissors too i've also got a SAK Ranger which has a pair on but it is easily twice the weight and thickness of the Camper and feels well chunky sitting in my inside pocket on my jacket and even worse if i stick it in the pocket of my trousers or shorts, it lives in my rucksack

 

[Corso]

my every every day is a spyderco honey bee that sits in my wallet with a firesteel, small ceramic rod, couple of chem lights and a ceramic fire striker

my every day is a spyderco manbug that handgs round my neck in a kydex sheath - just don't take this to work otherwise it would be my EDC

my at home and out and about knife is a mini dozier - if spyderco made something in a similar size i'd go with that though as i prefer VG10...

 

[nunzionuk]

Mine is a leatherman style (the key ring type).

 

[techguyone]

SAK Farmer, as it's got everything I need, is UK legal (and non tacticool, which seems to mean more to police)

 

[homesicksteve]

SAK Farmer, as it's got everything I need, is UK legal (and non tacticool, which seems to mean more to police)

The Alox Farmer has a saw. A better saw than the 91mm celluloid scaled SAKs.

 

[Spearhead]

SAK Farmer, as it's got everything I need, is UK legal (and non tacticool, which seems to mean more to police)

That's an Electrician and is an awesome knife

 

[joshiecole]

My SAK Huntsman with sambar stag handles (self made)

Here it is with my other 'EDC'

 

[spader]

A spare blade for a secateur. UK carry legal and razor hair shaving sharp sharpened by the Falkniven DC4, works great for opening parcels.
Needing to make a sheath for it though

 

[sandbender]

"...A spare blade for a secateur. UK carry legal..."

Is it? If you remove a handle from a knife (or secateur grips) doesn't it then become a fixed blade?

 

[BushBerks]

I can't think of a reason that I'd need to carry any knife around town for every day use!?! I use a Stanley knife at work, but it stays at work.

 

[Browedge]

Swiss Army Knife.
Just used it to fix my plug..

 

[spader]

Is it? If you remove a handle from a knife (or secateur grips) doesn't it then become a fixed blade?

Not sure about exact detail of the legal thingi actually. I never carry it anyway. All gets used in the house and garden.

 

[Laurentius]

well i consider my self a swiss army knife sort of person. just recently though i've gotten a leatherman juice. it's swiss army knife size and just has all my favourite tools in a small handy package, assisted corkscrew included.

i recently lost my treasured swisstool which is my mainstay at work. i got a wave cheap from a mate in the states. as soon as i have funds i'll get another swiss tool.

my main pocketknife however is a benchmade 720. as soon as funds permit i'll swap that for a benchmade griptilian.

so many toys, so little money. :roll:

cheers, and.

I used to have a leatherman juice but it was too expensive to replace when I lost it Nowadays my mainstay for pocket or belt carry is an alox SAK farmer or failing that a leatherman squirt on my keyring.

 

[Stew]

A spare blade for a secateur. UK carry legal and razor hair shaving sharp sharpened by the Falkniven DC4, works great for opening parcels.
Needing to make a sheath for it though

Sorry mate but that classes as a fixed blade so you need a good reason for carry to be legal carry.

 

[homesicksteve]

A spare blade for a secateur. UK carry legal and razor hair shaving sharp sharpened by the Falkniven DC4, works great for opening parcels.
Needing to make a sheath for it though

Sorry mate but that classes as a fixed blade so you need a good reason for carry to be legal carry.

Yep.

Use the hole to make it rotate in and out of a kydex 'sheath', and it becomes a folding knife again.

 

[rik_uk3]

I'm sixty years old and cannot remember the last time I truly needed a blade on me unless camping.

 

[XRV John]

Huntsman's knife from circa 1900. Has a screwdriver blade between the two knife blades

 

[British Red]

Huntsman's knife from circa 1900. Has a screwdriver blade between the two knife blades

Damn that's lovely

PM me if you ever want to sell it!

 

[Robbi]

Huntsman's knife from circa 1900. Has a screwdriver blade between the two knife blades

Now that is something special !

 

[XRV John]

Damn that's lovely

Thank you. It was either my dad's or one of my grandad's. I don't know which as it had been knocking around until I found bushcraft and started carrying it when it has come in useful on so many occasions

PM me if you ever want to sell it!

I'll probably be dead before that opportunity arises. Hopefully I will find a suitable family member to pass it on to so it can continue to be loved and used