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How many of you carry a knife?

  • Always

    Votes: 31 68.9%

  • Never

    Votes: 6 13.3%

  • Only when I think I might need one

    Votes: 4 8.9%

  • Only when I know I will need one

    Votes: 4 8.9%
  • Total voters
    45
Carried old timer stockmans for years, lost most of em. Switched to case when schrade went over seas. Favorite nowadays is a case sowbelly. Three knives in one. Never understood packing a single bladed knife myself, not when it's almost the same size with two or three blades.
 

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The fatter the stuff in the pockets the quicker the pants wear out, so i like the case single personally. I'm also not a logger way far away from the truck or toolbox, so that plays into it as well.
 
I can only think of one pair of pants for sure that got a hole in the (front)pocket, and they were about shot by that time anyway. I used to wear out back pockets on jeans from wallets, but I now neither wear jeans nor put my wallet in my back pocket. My front pockets are always loaded, with one of the items being Swiss Champ knife.
 
I told the apprentice not go in the bathroom with his kneepads on cause it might confuse some guys, and he didn't want to be labeled as a tease :lol: The look of sheer terror was priceless 🤣🤣🤣
 
I wear dickies and basically I'll wear out a pocket, tie up the hole with a constrictor knot and by the time a new hole is worn thru the pants will be shot.
 
Now i had to have a Spanish neck knife IMG_20240510_130604.jpg
So i ordered a another a j&v adventure 3" mini chacal IMG_20240510_130623.jpg
Once again I'm very impressed with the build quality IMG_20240510_135323.jpg
To get free shipping I ordered another joker a lynx 4.25 IMG_20240510_130825.jpg
Another excellent knife and sheath.
I'm of the opinion the same manufacturer makes these for different sellers
I've seen cudeman and jeo-tec and others in identical boxes and designs.
www.chicagoknifeworks.com

J&V Adventure Knives Chacal Mini Fixed Blade (3") for Sale $42.91

6.5" (16.51cm) overall. 3" (7.62cm) satin finish MV-58 stainless blade. Black micarta handle. Full, extended tang. Lanyard hole. Red liners. Black leather
www.chicagoknifeworks.com www.chicagoknifeworks.com
The lynx is 100.00 or more anywhere else i looked
www.chicagoknifeworks.com

Joker Lynx Fixed Blade (4.25") for Sale $79.91

9" overall. 4.25" satin finish Bohler N695 stainless blade. Black canvas micarta handle. Full tang. Lanyard hole. Black cord lanyard. Black leather belt
www.chicagoknifeworks.com www.chicagoknifeworks.com
Both knives are 4mm thick with red liners IMG_20240510_130923.jpg
 
Back in the day of sword fighting, Spain had a good reputation for steel and sword making. I don't think I've ever seen a Spanish made knife. They look nice.
 
lxskllr said:
Back in the day of sword fighting, Spain had a good reputation for steel and sword making. I don't think I've ever seen a Spanish made knife. They look nice.
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I've been cutting a lot with the first joker the montes
I don't know a lot about the different steels
But imho they've done a great job with heat treating the surgical steel and it holds an edge great and is easy to resharpen.
They use 1.4116 stainless and bohler n695 a lot
The Spanish really nail the ergonomics all i have bought are very comfortable.
Joker makes extra nice sheaths the J&V are good but not near as nice.
 
I like the way that looks. Absolutely nothing to come loose on that build!

I have an issue with their Swiss Army choice. They picked a model with the shitty auxiliary(T orientation)mount for the phillip screwdriver. That's much less useful than the vertical orientation. The one they picked is almost a Swiss Champ, so you might as well do it right, and take the extra couple grams for the superior tool. In addition to the better screwdriver, it also comes with a fish scaler, which is much more useful than the name indicates. Good for deburring plastic, and softer than rock hard metals, as well as fishing cord through holes, and being a decent all around probe, not to mention the ruler.
 
That's a great looking knife. For that price I could buy that knife. I just realized that 30 bucks is my price point for a 'cheap knife'. But I gotta restrain myself because I now have a number of affordable knives none of which I ever use nor carry, I only carry my SAK. So yeah nah. 💡Hmm unless I buy them for gifts to give.
 
www.knifejoy.com

Spyderco Knives - KnifeJoy

Official Spyderco Dealer | Exclusives | Shop KnifeJoy for Great Selection and Prices on Pocket Knives, Cutlery, and Outdoor Gear. Joyful Customer Service.
www.knifejoy.com www.knifejoy.com
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cory said:
That's a great looking knife. For that price I could buy that knife. I just realized that 30 bucks is my price point for a 'cheap knife'. But I gotta restrain myself because I now have a number of affordable knives none of which I ever use nor carry, I only carry my SAK. So yeah nah. 💡Hmm unless I buy them for gifts to give.
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15.00 IMG_20240607_173956~2.jpg IMG_20240607_174004~2.jpg
Nice smooth operating knife neat blade design.
 
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