What's your EDC knife?

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I’m kinda late chiming in on this thread. I had just thought “Wouldn’t it be nice if there were an EDC knife thread?” I did the search…lo and behold…an EDC Knife thread.

LOTS of good knives listed. All excellent choices.

I have two I carry on me every day. One is an old Kershaw Tremor model 1950 with the “SPEEDSAFE” assisted opening. I found it in my backyard many years ago and it has been my constant companion since. The other I carry is in the form of a VIctorynox Swiss X multitool. It is much more expensive than others, but is in my opinion the best multitool on the market. I have broken Leatherman, I have broken Gerber, several others…but I have not broken this one.

During the week when I carry my laptop bag with me back and forth to work, I have two additional knives available if needed. One is a Buck 110 Folding Hunter and the other is a Buck 120 General fixed blade. In my desk drawer at work is another Buck, the 625 Tanto.

In the Expedition I have a fiberglass handled roofing ax on the left side of the driver’s seat and an 18-inch Wilkinson 1903 bayonet from an early model Lee Enfield rifle. Those are always in the truck.

In my GH/BO bag in the Expedition is another Buck 110 Folding Hunter, a Buck 225 fillet knife and a SOG Survivalhawk Tomahawk.

At home there are more knives than I can shake a stick at.

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SwissChamp!

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Can’t go wrong with anything from Victorynox.

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