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"I carry my 707 almost everywhere I go. I love that knife, it has never failed me in whatever task I need! I might try carrying the 51 Morpho I just bought though, see how that works out."
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T'khota replied to Richard Reed's discussion Whats Your Favorite Benchmade Knife for EDC ? in the group Benchmade Addicts
Jeremy B. Buchanan replied to Richard Reed's discussion Whats Your Favorite Benchmade Knife for EDC ? in the group Benchmade Addicts"I love my 585 Mini Barrage. It is one of my EDC knives. I don't go anywhere without it (except govt. buildings)."
John A Smithers replied to Richard Reed's discussion Whats Your Favorite Benchmade Knife for EDC ? in the group Benchmade Addicts"My favorite Benchmade for EDC is the Bedlam automatic. I carry it almost every day."
Jan Carter replied to Richard Reed's discussion Anyone into Spyderco knives anymore?show me your all time favorite! in the group EDC Club"I like those scales on it!!"
Jack Haskins, Jr. replied to Richard Reed's discussion Anyone into Spyderco knives anymore?show me your all time favorite! in the group EDC Club"I've had quite a few Spydercos but none have been my favorite for very long. All great knives though. But for some reason I am especially drawn to the sprint run Worker. I made a set of bocote wood scales for it. I also got a second…"
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The Para2 and Southard Flipper are awesome. But currently I am trying to carry Spyderco's largest Titanium framelock (K2), I am liking it quite a bit."
Jan Carter replied to Richard Reed's discussion Anyone into Spyderco knives anymore?show me your all time favorite! in the group EDC Club"I just got a bug for my keychain and I love it! I have been using it for over a week of unpacking boxes after moving and it is still sharp. Great handy little knife"
Michael A. Smith replied to Richard Reed's discussion Anyone into Spyderco knives anymore?show me your all time favorite! in the group EDC Club"Sage 2 or Manix 2 Translucent or maybe the Tenacious. Got the Para on my Amazon wish list as well."
Doug Thrower replied to Richard Reed's discussion Anyone into Spyderco knives anymore?show me your all time favorite! in the group EDC Club"I will probably skip the Persistence and jump straight to the Resilience."
"After a year of trials, I have come to like in this order Delicas, Enduras then the Manix2 Lightweights. In this order due to work capacity, Monday through Wednesday I like the lightweight Delica in my business attire. Thursday & Friday I am…"
Gary Christol replied to Richard Reed's discussion Anyone into Spyderco knives anymore?show me your all time favorite! in the group EDC Club"I carried Spyderco folders years ago when I considered it a "high-end " knife. Then, I moved up- market, so to speak, and carried Strider, Hinderer, etc. But, lately, I rediscovered Spydercos due to their excellent Domino and Southard…"
Doug Thrower replied to Richard Reed's discussion Anyone into Spyderco knives anymore?show me your all time favorite! in the group EDC Club"Spydercos are probably my biggest group of knives, love my Spydies. To narrow it down to just one would be hard, I love all for different reason. I guess my favorite, would be my Endura with Celtic custom scales."
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Timothy Studley replied to Richard Reed's discussion Anyone into Spyderco knives anymore?show me your all time favorite! in the group EDC Club"Definitely the Delica 4. Super lightweight and holds a wicked sharp edge. Plus it comes in really groovy colors."
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- im from puerto rico just recent started to get into knifes and want to learn more about all kind of knifes
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Lighters / zippo's
Posted on September 27, 2009 at 18:07 8 Comments 0 Likes
Hi just wondering i know this dosent have to do with knife's but : wondering what kind of lighters did u guys carry all the time and if u have a special lighter in you Bug out bag ( just incase the **** hits the fan ) if u can show me a picture would like that , im looking to buy a new zippo and i like the zippo with the z=plus inserts for you classic zippo ( makes it a blue toarch) thx again for your time.
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- At 20:52 on August 17, 2015, Jan Carter said…
- At 5:58 on August 17, 2014,
Steve Scheuerman (Manx) said… 
- At 12:59 on August 17, 2013, Steve Scheuerman (Manx) said…
- At 3:16 on August 17, 2013,
Ron Cooper said… 
- At 1:10 on August 17, 2013,
Max McGruder said… Happy Birthday!
- At 18:39 on August 17, 2012,
Sue OldsWidow said… 
- At 0:14 on August 17, 2012, Ron Cooper said…
- At 14:36 on March 15, 2012, Ron Cooper said…
I'm honored, Richard. Thanks! And, yes! The small in size, huge in output, ZebraLight is a fantastic pocket-able light for those of us who carry flashlights on our person at all times. You'll also notice that I have a Streamlight Nano on my key fob. Two is one and one is none, ya know!
Cheers, my friend!
ron
- At 20:42 on August 17, 2011, Jan Carter said…
- Happy Birthday
- At 20:36 on August 17, 2010,
In MemoriamScott King said… - Happy B'day Richard
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