I was opening boxes today at work, and abusing my poor Dodo as I usually do, and I realized that the Dodo usually gets almost all of the work load on any given day. I've got several other knives with me most days, but for the types of cutting I do a lot of, the Dodo is usually the best option.
It's ironic, the Persian is by far the favorite, but it's the Dodo that I go to for most cutting. I feel guilty not using the Persian. :o
I was wondering, for those who carry multiple :spyder: s, which one actually gets the most use?
Which knife gets the most use???
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smcfalls13
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Which knife gets the most use???
:spyder: Scott :spyder:
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I usually try to split up the cutting duty. Today I started asking coworkers which pocket to determine which knife to use. RF persian LF dragon fly. I just got a fullsize persian and as much as I like it, cutting boxes is not its strong point, but its fun to use.
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My FRN SE Cricket see's the most work (NKP friendly in most cases). Rhino Lil'T a close second. I just got my user big Dyad and I can see this beauty in 1st soon!
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Yeah, it is also the Calypso, Jr. for me as well. I always have at least 3 knives on me; sometimes 4.
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My Adventura gets most of the cutting work, followed by the D4 and the SF. 
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BlackNinja wrote:My FRN SE Cricket see's the most work (NKP friendly in most cases). Rhino Lil'T a close second. I just got my user big Dyad and I can see this beauty in 1st soon!
you'll like that dyad blackninja. I edc'd one for a year on the boat, and it was one of the most versatile knives I've owned. I put it aside after the prices skyrocketed last spring, so I would not lose it. I don't think I could replace it.
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:spyder: I carry two MBC knives in my front pockets and a zdp caly jr in my back pocket. 95% of actual cutting tasks get done with my se ladybug II on my keychain. :p :o I like to keep the edges of my MBC knives dedicated to self-protection, so they'll be sharp when I need 'em. :spyder:
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For the last year or more, it has been a Stretch. That may very well have changed though. The Atlantic Salt that STR customized for me has been proving itself to be every bit as good as practical I hoped it would be. Still have to see how it handles weekend KP, but so far it seems like a winner in both the looks and function departments.
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The past few days it has been my FRN DelicaIII/SE.
BTW welcome Darthbator
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Arend(old school Spydie lover)
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MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE SPYDEREDGE!!!
VERY PROUD OWNER OF A CALY III/SE #043 :D
....AND A FG(PARA) MILITARY/SE IN CPMD2(thanx Sal)
...I would love to have one in full SpyderEdge:p