Knives

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EDC

there already is one
>>32564139

>>32577720
In what fucking pocket can you comfortably keep that fat fucking fidget cube?

>>32577781
The backdoor pocket, if you know what I mean

Good options for plate carrier mounted blades??

>>32577781
I live in Sweden, jacket is a part of the attire. I also carry a briefcase.

>>32577720
Solid down to earth knife choice for EDC.
I wouldn't use a 140$ knife for shit.
You should take a look at Ganzo knives too.

>>32577650
Ask someone who was paid to edit the Fallkniven website anything.

>>32578594
What is your favourite meal?

>>32578594
Boxers or briefs?

>>32578594
asl

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I don't carry any expensive knives on me. I have the full-sized Obake from CRKT and the knife on my Leatherman. Pics related; 1/3.

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>>32578722
The Leatherman is the Wingman model. It and the Obake are my EDC although I do remove the Obake for work. The blade on the Obake is about 3.6 inches, the Leatherman's is 2.6 inches.

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>>32578722
>>32578750
The Obake knife itself is nothing special but I actually enjoy how they chose to set up the sheath with the "rip cord" feature. It isn't really a rip cord but I can loop it around my belt as I put it on or the button of my coveralls( I wear khaki for work, Dickies coveralls for edc. ) and when I want to draw the knife I just catch/lift the cord with my finger, run my hand down the sheath to the knife's handle and then tug. The sheath falls to my side until I'm ready to put my knife away. I hopefully will never have to use the Obake ( It's cheap so I'm not concerned about losing it if an officer says I need to give it to them, etc. ) but the material for the handle, which is some sort of hardened cord maybe, is pretty grippy and I can rest my thumb on the back for a nice grip to cycle should I ever actually need to use the knife. Drawing the knife this way also leaves my other hand free to go for my flashlight.

>>32578627
Ceasar salad and chicken
>>32578691
Jersey briefs
>>32578706
14 f cali