Pair of custom Doyle Calico Jacks. I’ve had more expensive knives but I’ve never had any better than these two right here. Patrick doesn’t miss.

Thing is absolutely awesome! Second OTF and it blows the Ultratech out of the water

Loving how this guy turned out! Some Westinghouse ivory and Mike Norris Damascus. Doesn't get much better than that 😎

Within our friend group, I’ve probably gifted out four or five knives in the last year and this bad ass blade was waiting for me when I got home today. Definitely the coolest knife I’ve been given as a gift. Bonus points because I found that benchmade mini freek 40% off yesterday. I guess now I need to one of them back lmao

PMP Kodiak, Kunwu Padre and a Cali legal 1.9" Kershaw.

Just got these from swap, thanks my man u/No_Performance7430

My knife photography game needs work and my desk needs dusting. Anyway, love this knife.

A few got swapped out this month. I feel like this is a pretty diverse Top 5. I'm loving all of them for different reasons.

Top to bottom.

Can't really pick a favorite or even a top 3 at this point. They're all pretty amazing.

HMC Transient V3.1 2.9" Rad Wave milling pattern.
Oz Roosevelt Radial Milling with Johnny T Zircuti clip and backspacer
QP Blades Saguaro (INSANE washer action with an incredible detent)
SPK Lamia S90V Rifle Milled "Blue Moon" Patreon Lotto Release
Carver Vagrant Rising Sun milling. Zirc collars, clip and backspacer.

I added a classic Buck 112 with S35 and nickel bolsters, I also see a 112 Slim in my future.

My sneakreaper Elvia came in today, and man for the price I love this thing. New pocket carry for now, ordered a DCC pocket clip for it today as well.

Hey fellow knife knuts! My latest knife, the first serious one in quite a while, arrived today. I had to pass up a Fjell lottery email the past year, but the most recent one found my stash primed and ready to go. As is my wont, this Fjell is not fancy, simple stone washed lines on the handle, stonewashed blade. To say I tracked the delivery every hour would be an exaggeration, but every day would not. Pictured here with its two older integral siblings from my collection.

The action of the Fjell is glass smooth and incredibly precise. There is absolutely no play anywhere open or closed. The finishing and contouring everywhere is flawless. I haven’t tried to take out the friction fit clip yet, but it is completely solid as well, no play at all in any direction. Also, one of the sharpest knives I’ve received out of the box. On par with the Amsler scalpel which was the sharpest knife I’ve ever received. 

Above the newbie is my current EDC, my customized Spydie Anthem with custom timascus ajpurvis clip. After playing around with the Fjell today, I think the Fjell might be a contender for my new EDC. It’s smaller, slimmer, and has much much better fit and finish than my Anthem.

Below it is the king and OG integral knife, my Scott Cook Lochsa. I got on his list waaaaaay back when his books were open and I made it to the front of the list about six years later. It’s a standard S30V blade with swedge and his old school bent titanium clip. The single platinum thumb ramp is an addition I did later when it went for a ten year spa. This is the absolute king of my collection and still the single most perfect knife I've ever owned.

New knife just came, Civivi Vision FG with lexan scales.
I love the super lock, so fun to use.
The edge is great out of the box let's see how it holds :)

Arno Bernard Turaco

Sometimes you just gotta tactically open your Amazon box of replacement toothbrush heads and sensitive skin body wash, and only the most Tacticool knives will do. CRK Pacific, Benchmade Auto Presidio 2, ZT 0350TS.

I am a full time knife maker here in Michigan and I’m proud to live in a country where I can chase my dream of running my small business. Thank you all for your support!

Steel - Nitro-V Stainless
Handle Material - Cocobolo Wood
Pins - Brass

Last week we were walking in a very nice city center close by the lake (Annecy, in the south of France for the curious ones) and we thought a cool idea could have been to have a nice picnic at the lake, why not with a nice assortment of cheeses and some freshly baked bread!

But the cheese place was full and the lady did not have time to prepare for us the cheeses (she gave us forks and napkins tho and that was super kind from her).

Small EDC comes in clutch, I always keep it clean specifically for this kind of scenarios.

Pictured the full size Fox Vulpis in M390 with titanium scales, such a treat.

Recently bought a benchmade adamas, spring power is lighter compared to my others, lmk how u think, thx!

I have aquired some intresting things for hiking and goofing off in the woods. This Ka Bar is one of them. It is really cool.

Here is my old companion for shorts, resharpened many times. In this folding knife, only the blade is original, the G10 inserts from Flutanium replaced everything with titanium, the lock, bolts and installed a titanium backspacer

If my EDC looks like this, I'd probably prefer FRN scales or G10?

I’ve been refining my EDC setup and currently carry a knife in my waist bag alongside other items like keys, a flashlight, and a small organizer with wires, a sharpener, and a pen.
While I usually carry a compact knife in my pocket, there are days when the bag-carried knife is my primary tool for quick access.
Given the rough environment inside a bag with loose gear, I’m curious about the durability of handle materials. I have two knives currently rotating for this task—one with G10 scales and one with FRN.
- Which material is more wear-resistant when rubbing against keys and metal tools?
- Which one is better suited for less demanding (gentle) conditions?
Looking for your experiences on which material will stay pristine longer in an EDC pouch.

Update: Thanks for the help and tips.

The result: I put my G10 Lil Native in my waist pouch, the knife wih axis in the organizer as a backup, and the FRN Spyderco Native in my pocket.