Böker Plus Superlight Tanto>lightweight>indestructable>holds its Edge very well>grip can be slippery at times>harder to carry concealed than a folding knifeWhat’s you EDC knife?
Plastidip the handle.Mora 510.
I either use an ESEE model 4 for big jobs, or a Spyderco Tasman Salt 2 if I just need a knife with me. One knife to pry and bend with, one to cut with. There's an ESEE Izula somewhere too, but I couldn't quite dig it so I can't say I'm looking too hard for it. Perhaps the Model 3 fits the sweet spot, a little smaller than the Model 4 and a bit more knife than the Izula.
>>2882939Peltonen M07
>>2881498>What’s you EDC knife?Opinel No. 6, I got the normal version ages ago, then upgraded to the olive wood handle at some point when I realized how much I used it.When going hiking or fishing I carry a mora companion and a leatherman wave which I use 99% for the tweezers.You really don't need more. The Opinel is great for daily stuff, it looks nice, it's cheap and it's convenient, while the mora is great for stuff where it gets dirty (gutting fish) or for all the uses where you kind of abuse it (e.g. batoning). I like a cheap knife I actually use over an expensive knife that I'd have to baby much more.
