Knife Recommendations

[Le Français]

KY jelly (as a blood stimulant)

So, uhm. About that phrasing thing. We still doing it?

[blues]

So, uhm. About that phrasing thing. We still doing it?

He's moved on from phrasing to frisson.

[RoyGBiv]

I've done it

That's a very nice looking belt in those photos.

[Guerrero]

That's a very nice looking belt in those photos.

It's a cheap belt from Kohl's, and noisy as hell. I hate the thing.

[RoyGBiv]

It's a cheap belt from Kohl's, and noisy as hell. I hate the thing.

Hilarious! Looks quite sturdy in the photo...

[Wondering Beard]

Another recommendation for the CP here.

However, for the sake of providing alternatives, the Spyderco Subway Bowie is quite good.

[Cats037]

Well… clinch pick it is. I wasn’t expecting this level of support to it, but that was a pretty easy decision. It certainly speaks volumes about it.

That is a good point on the grip of the SMR. That would be terrible trying to grip that thing with slippery hands.

[javemtr]

I'll stray from the consensus somewhat: I haven't been able to commit to the school of the reverse edge because of the knife's limited use for general cutting tasks. Yes, it is a great dedicated tool, but ideally I want to be able to do other things with it, too.
I'm a really big fan of the Bawidamann Muninn. It's a perfect size for EDC and the sheath is done exceptionally well. Comes with a DCC clip so that IWB carry setup is a breeze.
They are only being produced in small numbers these days, but you can find them on Arizona Custom Knives: https://www.arizonacustomknives.com/products/406219/

[BobM]

I’ve been thinking about getting an El Niño for this purpose. Is there some reasoning that the CP is preferred over the El Niño ?

[PNWTO]

I’ve been thinking about getting an El Niño for this purpose. Is there some reasoning that the CP is preferred over the El Niño ?

I would hazard guess that a push dagger is restricted in more places than short fixed-blade.