What is your favorite knife?

Mine is the gerber infantry knife, because its f-ing huge, has a nice quality holster, and a window breaker
 
Its a toss up between my daily carry knives a victorinox huntsman been carrying that model for 20 years or my spyderco emerson endura limited edition
 
Benchmade AFO II, model# 9052SBK


It is an Auto with a Tanto blade, black finish and half serated.


Also has a window puch on the bottom and a clip.

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Spyderco Endura. I lost my first one in a snow bank at a bus stop years ago. When the snow finally melted, I went out and found it. It had been buried in salty snow for 2 weeks with city buses running over it, and when I got it home, all I had to do was buff a light coating of rust off of the blade with a Brillo pad. It cleaned up like new.


I still have that one, and keep it in my car. I have a new one I carry every day. Crazy sharp, and the thumb-hole opening is awesome.
 
I carried a Spyderco Endura as well for years. I switched about two years ago to the Tasman Salt but still have my Endura at home and use it all the time. Hard to beat a Spyderco.
 
Here some options I choose from to accompany me on a daily basis: a CRKT Polkowski Kasper fixed blade, a CRKT Elishewitz Pharaoh auto (2), an S&W HRT, a Buck assisted opening, a Kershaw assisted opening, an S&W mini Magnum auto, a Puma mini, and an S&W Border Guard. Except for my custom Pharaohs, most cost less than $25, but serve me very well.
 
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My current everyday carry is a Smith & Wesson Extreme Ops Rescue knife. It also includes a seatbelt cutter, and a window punch. Many people may find those features hokey, but I am a big advocate of maximizing capabilities. The knife is used primarily for utility purposes rather than defensive tactics. However, I am currently in the market for a good defensive blade.

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I have to be honest, my all time favorite knife is still a Stilleto switchblade with a 4 3/4" blade. It's light, concealable, easy to handle, easy to deploy and has an intimidation factor that not many other knifes can match.
 
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ParkPiggy said:
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Anyway, I love the SOG Flash II. I like 'em because they lock closed and the way the clip is designed, when clipped to the edge of my pocket, you just see a bit of the clip - none of the knife shows. You can get aluminum, black, camo, etc... on the handle and the knife, and you can get all straight blade or half straight/half serrated. I also have the Flash II Rescue version, which has a curved tip, so you can slide it along something to cut a strap without cutting someone.


http://sogknives.com/store/SGFSA-98.html
 
Gerber 06 Tanto with serrated edge,full auto opening with G-10 grip.


Carried Mark II for longest time but feels like a sword compared to 06.


Working on getting the DMF Auto Tanto too

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I used to Carry a Boker AK-74 auto, but I lost that into some dark abyss last year.


I wanted another auto-opener, but I became a fan of Cold Steel knives and they don't make any auto's. I now carry a Cold Steel Recon 1, it's a big mama-jamma folder (9.5 inches open). If you open the blade and put it in a vice, you can hang 300 pounds off the end of the handle with no breakage... Mine is partially serrated, not shown in the photo.


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I'm using a PRT X by Eickhorn. I wrote a short review for my website. Text is in German, but you can use google translate on that:


http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=de&ie=UTF-8&sl=de&tl=en&u=http://www.kitesurfer1404.de/klartext/prtx&prev=_t


It's a nice flat and lightweight rescue knife with tanto-blade and glass-breaker in the end. It also has a belt-cutter built in.


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I've chosen this knife because it was hard to find a good knife that is allowed to carry around in Germany. We had some changes in the local "weapons law" that disallow a lot of knives.


Eickhorn is a German company known for some military knives like the "Kampfmesser 2000" or the LL80 paratrooper knife.
 
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