I vacillate between quite a few models, but mostly I carry the CE Al Herbst. If I am feeling rather jaunty for the day, I'll pick something a bit larger or just different. Sometimes, it takes a good 5- 10 minutes before I can pick the day's winner! :rolleyes: :o
Today, for example, the C65 Lum SE is along for the ride. The Ladybug II is always on the keyring, so I almost forget about it, except when I need it, of course!
What Knife Gets Carried Most?
Daily Selection Process
2004 VW R32 :cool:
Got GIN-1?
Got GIN-1?
I carry a Blue SE Dodo for work, it is as someone else said a box cutter on steroids and I like it for that reason. Off work, which I am for now as a stay home dad I carry a SE Endura FRN with the integral clip, I picked up two of them off ebay recently for cheap. I also like the FRN SE Rescue Jr. I bought a couple of weeks ago, my wife liked it so much I bought one for her "bug out purse" as she works in NYC and a sharp blade combined with a good flashlight, might be a good thing nowadays. 
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Cheers,
Rob
. Cheers,
Rob
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NOT my "president"
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Around the yard/garden/planting its the Renegade CE. A most useful 4 inch blade.
Fishing (at the cleaning station) has seen mostly the C48 Wegner CE. Gets thru the backbone/tailbone with least fuss.
Filleting at home I use the Catcherman SE to saw thru in 3-4 inch sections. Unfortunately at this point I resort to non-Spyderco blades (Gerber Coho and Lakota Fish Hawk) to fillet these cross-sections of salmon into steaks for the barbeque or thinner portions appropriate for the smoker. I am still waiting for the Spyderco fillet blades that were in the works some time ago.
Going to town or on vacation, lately I have been carrying the Commemorative(sp) Worker or the gray Calypso Jr.
The micarta Jester stays on my keychain so it is prolly my most carried.
Fishing (at the cleaning station) has seen mostly the C48 Wegner CE. Gets thru the backbone/tailbone with least fuss.
Filleting at home I use the Catcherman SE to saw thru in 3-4 inch sections. Unfortunately at this point I resort to non-Spyderco blades (Gerber Coho and Lakota Fish Hawk) to fillet these cross-sections of salmon into steaks for the barbeque or thinner portions appropriate for the smoker. I am still waiting for the Spyderco fillet blades that were in the works some time ago.
Going to town or on vacation, lately I have been carrying the Commemorative(sp) Worker or the gray Calypso Jr.
The micarta Jester stays on my keychain so it is prolly my most carried.
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I carry my military with me everywhere, except fishing. I carried my delica near water until I lost it when I was rafting. Now I have a replacement endura on the way. I'm thinking of getting a stainless cricket as my "I don't want to scare anyone knife".
I can stand losing $35 to the water, but I can stand losing the mili....
I can stand losing $35 to the water, but I can stand losing the mili....
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