Are you carrying knives with an index choil?

[Jazz]

I have knives with both, but right now it's a Salt 1 SE.

[PeaceInOurTime]

Right now, the Clipitool Standard is in my pocket, so I have three choils on one knife :cool:

[jdw]

Carrying a Cru Native 5 today.

[Wartstein]

Right now, the Clipitool Standard is in my pocket, so I have three choils on one knife :cool:

Hard to beat...

(BTW: Did I say that I miss your Endura? :D )

[PeaceInOurTime]

Right now, the Clipitool Standard is in my pocket, so I have three choils on one knife :cool:

Hard to beat...

(BTW: Did I say that I miss your Endura? :D )

Honestly, I'll probably start carrying it again soon. I really like this Clipitool, but it definitely lacks the sheer awesomeness of my Endura. :cool:

[TomAiello]

Lil Native 4v and Bradford Guardian 3 wharnie v4e, both have choils.

[Wartstein]

Right now, the Clipitool Standard is in my pocket, so I have three choils on one knife :cool:

Hard to beat...

(BTW: Did I say that I miss your Endura? :D )

Honestly, I'll probably start carrying it again soon. I really like this Clipitool, but it definitely lacks the sheer awesomeness of my Endura. :cool:

YEAH! I´ll keep looking for it in the "What Spyderco is in my pocket..."-thread (and perhaps try the Endura / Juice S2 combo I already suggested!)

[kwselke]

Police 4 FRN Lightweight and a Manbug Salt Saver, so yes and no.

[legOFwhat?]

ZDP-189 df2 today and KC hap40 df2 this morning, so yep on the choil.

[Marulaghost]

Urban AEB-L and CQI Spydiechef.
Yes and no

[Evil D]

I have to say for the most part no. The only real exception is the Dragonfly but it rarely gets used over my Caribbean or Autonomy.

[vivi]

I have to say for the most part no. The only real exception is the Dragonfly but it rarely gets used over my Caribbean or Autonomy.

I found myself in the same boat when I carried a normal sized knife and a smaller knife. I'd always reach for one knife over the other, so I stopped carrying two on a regular basis.

[Halfneck]

As much as I prefer Spyderco knives without choils, I've been carrying a Chaparral LW since I got it a while back. My usual EDC is a Rhino, but the Chaparral LW has been a good work EDC due to the light weight and deep carry wireclip.

[Evil D]

I have to say for the most part no. The only real exception is the Dragonfly but it rarely gets used over my Caribbean or Autonomy.

I found myself in the same boat when I carried a normal sized knife and a smaller knife. I'd always reach for one knife over the other, so I stopped carrying two on a regular basis.

I kinda cheat. I have a sling bag that goes everywhere with me and the Dfly stays in there so it's always with me but not always technically being carried. It has saved my arse a few times when I forgot my main EDC. I may just throw my second Caribbean in there so my backup is basically the same.

[crazywednesday]

Umm yes

[Wartstein]

As much as I prefer Spyderco knives without choils, I've been carrying a Chaparral LW since I got it a while back. My usual EDC is a Rhino, but the Chaparral LW has been a good work EDC due to the light weight and deep carry wireclip.

For my hands (L to XL) the Chaparral is like the DFly probably is for small hands: It just HAS to have a choil to offer a good four finger grip, cause the overall / general size of the handle would be too short for that anyway, regardless how you´d design it.

So in (only) THAT case (very small knives that have very short handles) I love choils.

[AmpliFyre]

typically yes.
yesterday was the lil native. today the kiwi 2 got picked

[standy99]

Para3 so yes
Salt 1 tomorrow so no

Doesn’t bother me if a knife does or doesn’t.

Favourite knife is the Gayle Bradley 1

So would that be a yes or no ??

[curlyhairedboy]

Shaman today, so yes.

[Robishere]

No.

Out of over 49 knives my titanium chaparral and natives have choils. They are my “dress nice to go out” knives. Beyond rhat it is wasted space I would rather have blade length. Ie Gayle Bradley 2.