[KC Burke]

A good size Ken Onion Leek is always in my pocket. Not costly or TactiCool but very deployable.

[Tupelo]

At my age, if it comes down to knives, I will just sit down, bend over, put my head between my legs and kiss my arse goodby.

[Chainmail]

Weird article - seems to just be a sales pitch for four alright knives but not particularly useful.

Prefer my Gerber folding knife for daily use and my Marine Corps issue Kabar for heavy duty stuff.

[MountainWalker]

Benchmade Bugout. Weighs nothing so no excuse to ever leave it behind. /CloseThread

[real saxophonist]

Mental masturbation. Get a Spyderco, don’t clip it to your pocket.It’s there when you need it.

[T.B. Yoits]

"Now thaut's a knoyfe"

[real saxophonist]

And anyone who uses the word "Tactical" is full of shit.

But I think you knew this, and are just trying to see what responses you'd get. 8~)

[LegendHasIt]

Nope, not one of those would I buy, nor carry if someone gave me one as a gift. Looks like they are picks by someone who never really used a knife for anything serious.

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[Bounced2X]

I've got a CRKT Fire Spark, 4", assisted thumb open blade in black. It's a really nice practical size knife. 100% legal to carry in my state. I've had it a long time and can't remember what it cost but it was very reasonable.

[Taxman]

Best to carry a gun to the knife fight!

[ClearCase_guy]

I carry a halberd. It’s the only way to be sure.

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

Walmart sells Coleman folding camping kives for about $4. They work well in the garden. I do take it with me when I go out, but try not to go places where I would need to pull it out and use it in a “Tactical” manner.

[AAABEST]

I've had a knife on me every day for decades - deployed and statside. Spyderco *anything.* I have a few, but partial to the Paramilitary for EDC:

[jy8z]

Article needs a bigger picture of knife specs. This has very good info on what choices there are to make an informed decision.

[vetvetdoug]

1555T1 Kershaw with assist. Small enough to keep in pocket 3” blade with four inch handle. Can open quickly and small enough to not be noticed.

[TigersEye]

My favorite knife is a kukri. It chops and splits wood better than any hatchet or even an axe. It's great for any camp project like making tent stakes, shaping poles, whatever. And it will slice a roast paper thin. I never butchered a carcass with it but I suspect it would be awesome for the job.

You could use it to defend yourself too I suppose. Gurkhas do.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Kbar

[Tacrolimus1mg]

How’s about The Wasp?

https://uncrate.com/wasp-injector-knife/

[South Dakota]

My Buck folding knife will do