What EDC knife is in your pocket today?

[FXNRG]

UKPK Magnacut in the pocket today, just changed the scales, much improved

 

[Blackhill]

UKPK Magnacut in the pocket today, just changed the scales, much improvedView attachment 1011645View attachment 1011650View attachment 1011651

The Titanium scales really do make a huge difference to the feel of the UKPK

 

[2506sendero]

The Titanium scales really do make a huge difference to the feel of the UKPK

I seem to remember it being offered as a factory sprint run at some point, but i will stand corrected.

 

[FXNRG]

I seem to remember it being offered as a factory sprint run at some point, but i will stsnd corrected.

Woud make it so much easier

 

[Blackhill]

I seem to remember it being offered as a factory sprint run at some point, but i will stand corrected.

They did a factory Titanium UKPK .I had two .Full back spring and upgraded blade steel .Too be honest the aftermarket scales do just as good a job and it's a lighter knife .And they were bloody expensive .

 

[listy]

The Titanium scales really do make a huge difference to the feel of the UKPK

bought one off here not so long ago had quick look at it then put it away.. so never really been out of box since Ive had it

 

[Drikus]

My trusty old Chinese EDC broke, so here is my new one.
It's a Böker Magnum Japanese Iris.

 

[Flashheart]

Buck 110 LT



Only had it a few hours but very impressed with its cutting performance and ergos so far.

 

[5525f1]

UKPK Magnacut in the pocket today, just changed the scales, much improvedView attachment 1011645View attachment 1011650View attachment 1011651

Did the exact same thing few weeks back. Massive improvement, crisp snap and solid as it gets

 

[nrj]

Buck 110 LT

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Only had it a few hours but very impressed with its cutting performance and ergos so far.

I rate the lightweight Buck 110 as one of the best and easy to carry full size lockbacks you can buy,I picked up the 112 last year and the addition of the pocket clip and thumb studs makes it even better for me,and great value at under $40.

 

[Blackhill]

Nice .I still keep.an eye out in case a 112 Ecolite pops up for sale .Always fancied one in green .

 

[Flashheart]

I rate the lightweight Buck 110 as one of the best and easy to carry full size lockbacks you can buy,I picked up the 112 last year and the addition of the pocket clip and thumb studs makes it even better for me,and great value at under $40.View attachment 1012356

I will be on the look out for a 112 lightweight of some kind. I had the full fat brass version a while back and the weight was far too noticeable to pocket.

I’ve been using the 110 LT and although it’s not perfect due to some lock rock and a scale gap it is forgiven because of the price, it’s ergos and its cutting ability. I 100% believe hollow grinds and neutral handles are the way forward for me.

Maybe one day I’ll look into a slim elite model.

 

[FXNRG]

Its a Kizer kind of day today, Kizer Dogfish, very smooth and fidget friendly

 

[Ray1313]

I rate the lightweight Buck 110 as one of the best and easy to carry full size lockbacks you can buy,I picked up the 112 last year and the addition of the pocket clip and thumb studs makes it even better for me,and great value at under $40.View attachment 1012356

I have the Buck Ranger 112 Slim Select with black scales. Great knives. I love yours in green .

 

[C220w205]

Today, sitting here in my skivvies, I don't have any pockets bot very close to hand are my Spyderco Yojimbo 2 and my new Boker Plus Hermod

 

[Blackhill]

My old Tora Kukri making clearing some unruly hedging fun today .

 

[2506sendero]

My old Tora Kukri making clearing some unruly hedging fun today .
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That would work

 

[FXNRG]

A HOO Phoenix in the pocket today

 

[AgentOrange76]

Taken to using my Victoria Knox for work instead of the mini tool that didn’t have a blade
Combined it with a Tile to keep track of it when working pallets

 

[Kettlebell]

Was at the range this morning, with my Victorinox Champ and a Shall Multitool. The Champ was used twice during the session. Great knives, bulky, but very useful and can cover most eventualities.