What is your favorite folding knife?

[sumotony]

I really like my Kershaw Ken Onion Blackout 1550ST with part of the blade having a serrated edge.

https://www.thekershawstore.com/Kershaw_Bla...Knives_s/27.htm

 

[BobG]

My favorite knife is a Boker Tree Brand Classic, I have had for over 20 years. It is made of 440C Solingen steel.

I keep it sharp enough to shave with. It holds an edge longer than any knife I have ever owned. Its called a classic lock blade hunter

Boker

Bob

 

[FredandJeannesRacer]

I know your looking for a knife, but I prefer a Leatherman tool. Saved my butt more than once. Knife included.

 

[USMC CWO]

I carry either a Spyderco Caly3 or a Benchmade MWG 9050-702 Auto (military issue only). Both are a bit expensive but worth every penny.

 

[borrec]

Take a look at Al Mar knives. One of mine is 26 years old and still good to carry.

 

[RRA]

Of all the folding knives I've had, this one impressed me the most.

https://www.pumaknives.com/?n=store&b=4...pl=182&p=69

The Kershaw "Assisted Open" knives are good too as they open quickly with one hand.

RRA

 

[Rickster]

I prefer the Kershaw Leek ($49 at Wal-Mart, $46.50 at PVK.com)

I believe it's the best all-round knife out there. I also have most of the other's mentioned here (like the Sog Flash II, multiple Benchmades, multiple Bucks, MicroTechs, Paragons, Bokers, Case, custom folders, etc.), but I find the Kershaw Leek in my pocket more than the others.

 

[sonicspeed]

whatever knife you decide on, make sure you can open it one-handed. you never know when that little feature may someday save your life.

 

[Bustanut joker]

I know your looking for a knife, but I prefer a Leatherman tool. Saved my butt more than once. Knife included.

Whew!! I was just about to toss my ten year old Leatherman.

Works great for me and the service is top notch. I broke a blade and the philips tip on separate occasions, both times they fixed it plus sharpened and tightened everything up for shipping costs. :good:

:jester:

 

[rogdeb]

Have carried Spyderco & Gerber alternately for years -- great knives.

I now carry less expensive ones from Big-5 -- still good I think

 

[Geezer]

My 2 cents worth, for serious work I prefer a Benchmade. They are strong and operate smoothly. For an every day pocket knife I like the small Ken Onion designs sold by Kershaw. I carry the Mini Mojo because it is the perfect size for pocket carry, it has assisted opening, and the lock that prevents it from opening in your pocket is part of the flipper so you don't need to unlock it before you can flip it open.

 

[Checkswrecks]

+1 on the Leatherman tool, as long as it's actually one of the models from Leatherman Tools. Mine go on all of my adventures. Can cut aircraft aluminum skins (raggedly) with no problem. A real test of the metal is how long a knife can hold an edge while skinning deer and the Leathermans hold a sharp edge significantly longer than most.

 

[Toecutter]

For $32.00, I likes dis one.

 

[sgoat]

I prefer the Kershaw Leek ($49 at Wal-Mart, $46.50 at PVK.com)I believe it's the best all-round knife out there. I also have most of the other's mentioned here (like the Sog Flash II, multiple Benchmades, multiple Bucks, MicroTechs, Paragons, Bokers, Case, custom folders, etc.), but I find the Kershaw Leek in my pocket more than the others.

Kershaw Leek for me as well. Carried it for years. It's thin enough to fit nicely in my front pocket using the clip. Lotta great knives out there. It's addictive!

 

[wheatonFJR]

I've got a question....by law (riding around-not entering a plane):

....How long can a folding blade be?

....How long can a rigid blade be?

Can someone point me to a link?

 

[kenporider]

I've got a question....by law (riding around-not entering a plane):....How long can a folding blade be?

....How long can a rigid blade be?

Can someone point me to a link?

Knife laws vary by state and can get a little confusing. For example, here in MA it's illegal for me to carry a double edge or auto opener over 1 1/4" yet it's perfectly legal to carry a razor sharp 4' katana sword :blink: .

If I recall, your state prohibits the carrying of auto openers, double edges (dirk, dagger) or anything over 3".

 

[evil_henchman]

For $32.00, I likes dis one.

Hard to believe they can sell an AUS 8 blade for $31. Is it a spring loaded opener too?

 

[user 8909]

I've got a question....by law (riding around-not entering a plane):....How long can a folding blade be?

....How long can a rigid blade be?

Can someone point me to a link?

https://www.thebladeshop.com/index.asp?Page...ustom&ID=17

 

[wheatonFJR]

I've got a question....by law (riding around-not entering a plane):....How long can a folding blade be?

....How long can a rigid blade be?

Can someone point me to a link?

Knife laws vary by state and can get a little confusing. For example, here in MA it's illegal for me to carry a double edge or auto opener over 1 1/4" yet it's perfectly legal to carry a razor sharp 4' katana sword :blink: .

If I recall, your state prohibits the carrying of auto openers, double edges (dirk, dagger) or anything over 3".

Thanks Kenpo...I guess my 5" rigid blade that my mom gave me back in '80 before a long bike trip (she wanted me to have some sort of protection) is no good anymore.

I'm looking for something to protect myself from big animals or others this summer as I hope to camp(and or motel) in Montana & Wyoming before or after NAFO...

https://www.thebladeshop.com/index.asp?Page...ustom&ID=17

Thanks KIEFFER..

 

[evil_henchman]

I'm looking for something to protect myself from big animals or others this summer as I hope to camp(and or motel) in Montana & Wyoming before or after NAFO...

Must.....resist...comment.... :stitchfacesmiley: