What kind of pocketknife do you carry?

I carried a Spyderco Paramilitary 2 in cruwear for the past 2 years. Before that was a ZT 0450 that I really like in S45VN. Recently I've really gotten into slip joints. My favorite is a Great Eastern Cutlery (GEC) English Jack. For church I carry a GEC 72 lock back. I recently discovered that the case mini trapper is the perfect pocket knife at 3.5 inches. It looks good, is super light weight, has two blades long enough to cut a steak, and has half stops, which every slip joint needs for that second level of cool. I also am enjoying the new case axe handle with stag bone. I had to fix a little blade play on it, but it's perfect now and centered dead on. However, if anyone likes slipjoints, you owe it to yourself to spend the money on a GEC.

Not a dedicated pocketknife but the blade on the leatherman skeletool I like to keep on me works fine for me. Nice little multitool without too much bulk from things I'll only use maybe once.

My daily pocket knife.

I don’t need to feel the need to carry one, but I inherited several from my Dad…mostly Case.

I usually have a Swiss Army Huntsman and a Leatherman Wingman in my bag. And a Cold Steel SRK-C for fun.

champdawg.sixpack said:

Old Timer 3 blade

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I’ve carried the same exact Old Timer 3 blade for about 40 years now. I can’t believe I never lost it all that time.

I like to carry small thin knives so that’s why I use the micron 2. It’s small and very thin and very sharp. I have all the tools I need in my tool boxes on my truck so I dont use a Leatherman tool.

ckDOG said:

Not a dedicated pocketknife but the blade on the leatherman skeletool I like to keep on me works fine for me. Nice little multitool without too much bulk from things I'll only use maybe once.

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I carried one of those when I spent more time in the field and it was handier than a shirt pocket. The only down side to them is the pocket clip is crap and I lost two of them from getting in and out of equipment.

MKC Montana