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[borrowedtime69]

Esee would be my user choice.

 

[Boattale]

I'm factoring in 119, 110, 55, and 301 which would take care of all my needs except for a filet knife but they make good ones of them too. So it would have to be Buck. But I'm never giving up on Case either.

 

[redneck]

Me
I make my own and haven't really carried any production stuff in years besides my leatherman. Benchmade was my favorite when I did carry factory knives so they were the first I thought of but I have also gravitated to small fixed blades over folders and would probably find more I liked from somebody like bark river.

 

[RA40]

Like above. Last time I truly carried a production was a Spyderco Centofante. Spyderco and Benchmade are the ones I look at first.

 

[Bazoo]

I spose it’d be case. I like traditional pocket knives. And fixed blades are secondary to me. Case makes a full assortment, with varying blade steels.

Then again I’d have to give up the buck 192. But buck pocket knives ain’t so great for whittlin’ and such. Guess I could get used to them. So I’d go case still I reckon.

 

[sgt127]

Victorinox can provide whatever I need. They cover kitchen, multitool, folders and outdoor knives….

https://www.victorinox.com/us/en/Products/Swiss-Army-Knives/c/SAK?ScrollPosition=4669&maxResults=30

I’ve carried SAK’s, on and off, my entire life. I had no idea how extensive their product line is now.

Unquestionably, for me. Victorinox.