Need help with my EDC!!

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Something horrible has happened!!! I have lost my favourite EDC knife!!!!

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I received from the folks at Vortex Optics for Wolverine Supplies's 30th anniversary. It was a very nice Kershaw that was engraved with the Wolverine Logo.

Now I have to replace it! Does anyone have some suggestions as to what i should be using as my EDC knife??

Let me know because it's time for me to go shopping!

- Wolverine .303
 
Any specific needs or wants ?

Length ? Handle material ? Brand ? Price ? Blade steel ?

Love my spyderco endura4, fits my large hands, VG10 has held up and easy to sharpen, disappears in the pocket. I prefer the spyderco hole over a thumb stud.

Got a cold steel recon 1 clip point in CTS XHP that has a DLC Coated blade and OD green G10 handle. It’s a little big but I don’t mind. They make smaller knives like the American lawman or code 4. Can’t go wrong with a Tri-Ad lock.

My buddy loves his spyderco paramilitary 2. If your looking for something smaller the para 3 is a good choice.
 
I could send you my Kershaw with the SFRC logo on it :)

Ryan

Wolverine .303 said:
Something horrible has happened!!! I have lost my favourite EDC knife!!!!

source.gif


I received from the folks at Vortex Optics for Wolverine Supplies's 30th anniversary. It was a very nice Kershaw that was engraved with the Wolverine Logo.

Now I have to replace it! Does anyone have some suggestions as to what i should be using as my EDC knife??

Let me know because it's time for me to go shopping!

- Wolverine .303
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Firefighter here. I swear by my Kershaw Blur. I have the serrated/glassbreaker version. Fits neatly into every pair of pants I own. It has survived the elements and several simulated and real fires.
 
I used to recommend benchmade. I have two benchmade 580's, one I have owned for 5 years but then all the anti gun stuff about benchamde came to light.


How is the knife import ban effecting selection in canada?
 
Wolverine .303 said:
Should have been more specific my apologies!

Light weight folding, inside pocket with a clip would be my go to.

But not opposed to a fixed blade as long as its a good and doesn't imprint like a Bowie knife on my side, less preferred as I am not always wearing a belt.
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Check out the Boker Urban Trapper series, absolutely fantastic knives and don't break the bank, also very slim in the pocket.
 
For a fixed blade. I have the camillus ht-7. Its (titanium bonded) I love the way it carries on my belt. Never gets in the way, always there when you need it. No problems after a few years. For a folder pocket carry... every one I know with the replaceable blade ones. Love them. Not a razor blade but the full size ones. It is nice to always have it sharp without the work.
 
I've had a Kershaw Skyline for years, a fantastic knife for the money.
I recently retired the Skyline so my son bought me a Kershaw Ferrite for my birthday last year and I love it, It's smooth and ###y.
 
I've owned (or currently own) pretty much all of the above mentioned brands and models and, in my opinion, there's only one option for a gear guy like yourself.

Strider. Absolutely bulletproof, and worth the cost.

SnG (3.5") or SMF (4") are the main folder options, I prefer the 3V or PSF27 steels but their S30V is fantastic as well (better than other brands, for sure).

A little more info about the brand is in the below link, and if you'd like for me to look for a certain model or price point, let me know.
https://www.bluelinegear.com/about/faq/1#n-26
 
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