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For folks who find a knife in their pocket- most everyday

Location: in the pocket
Members: 361
Latest Activity: Sep 9, 2022

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We are the EveryDay Carriers!

We here at the EDC Club are the side of the knife hobby who are the "Users." We are the EveryDay Carriers. Yes, we probably have one or two stuck back either due to sentimental reasons, or the knife was one of those- "just couldn't say no" when we first saw it and now it is a trophy knife in our possession, BUT, for the most part, we are users.

It's hard for us to imagine spending hundreds, thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars on knives - then stashing them away and not putting them to task, like they were made for. We help knives fulfill their destiny! Yes, they get scratched, tips broken off, and lost, but sitting there collecting dust, all the while its screaming to be carried and used- not our knives.

Granted we may rotate our EDC's in and out based on what we are doing for the day, or our moods, and may even retire one every now and then, but use them we do and are proud of it!

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Comment by Antonios Kekalos on June 22, 2009 at 15:14: Both versions, 110 and 112, are very nice. I have several iterations of the 110 and like all of them, but they're somewhat on the heavy side. I recently bought a 112 and, for carrying, like it much better. Also fits my hand better. I'm now looking at possibly getting a Case Mako.

Comment by george morningstar on June 20, 2009 at 7:11: scott good presant for your daughter, i have my wifes, and 2 of our daughters birthdays in july last year i got them the rr lady leg knives the pink ones that support breast cancer they loved them , i even found pink pepper spray at bps that had support the cause on them and gave to our oldest daughter who works and lives in baltimore city she also dose the walks and things for breast cancer.

Comment by Dave White on June 20, 2009 at 6:23: Way to go Scott, ...I make sure my two neices are not wanting for cutlery and defensive items too. They are 18 and 22 yrs. old, and are both appreciative of my efforts. I intend to give Kimberlee an engraved SAK for graduation.

In Memoriam Comment by Scott King on June 19, 2009 at 20:08: Gave my 19 year old daughter (my oldest) a spyerdco with her name engraved on it tonight when she came home for the weekend.... don't know if it will be an EDC for here or if it will simply be here hiking knife, but she really liked it. It is here first knife.

Comment by James Carroll (jdawg54874) on June 13, 2009 at 21:13: yeah i think the straps are useless i wear mine on a horizoltal crossdraw above my left jeans pocket on my belt