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[Everyday Carry] Leatherman Wave or Benchmade 940-1

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Outlier, Jan 24, 2015.

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  1. Outlier

    Outlier Member

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    For EDC, which should I get?

    Also for fun, list what items you guys carry with you every day or post a pic. Kinda like the website everydaycarry.com
     
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  2. DOMINATOR

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    i have the kershaw ken onion chive. i wanted something small and light... nifty way to open it too. perfect for what i use it for.
     
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  3. rockbox

    rockbox Around before clutchcity.com

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    The wave is too heavy. Get a Leatherman Juice if you are looking for a multi-tool. I'm not a big fan of benchmade. I had the original AFCK, Emerson and an automatic (forget which model) and thought they were overrated and quality was poor. For affordable pocket knives, I'm a big fan of the kershaw leek with the 14c28n or 13c26 steels. Don't like the other Onion design knives because of the recurve blades. Sharpening them is stupid difficult. I've carried one for the last year and it's almost perfect for my my uses which is mostly cutting open packages and rope.
     
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  4. Bandwagoner

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    Benchmade 710
     
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  5. v3.0

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    If you're interested in edc flashlights or other types, check out candlepowerforums.
     
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  6. Outlier

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    It's going to be my first knife. I'm willing to spend at most 200 for a quality one that will stay sharp for a while. I love the axis open on the benchmades. So easy to open and fun too. Any more suggestions?
     
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  7. BetterThanI

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    My edc is a Kershaw Leek. Small profile, crazy sharp edge out of the box, quick open, easy to care for. Best knife I've owned.
     
    #7 BetterThanI, Jan 24, 2015
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    Smith & Wesson 820
     
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  9. Bandwagoner

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    If we are going fixed then I change mine to Bark River Bushcrafter

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