What's your "go to" pocket knife?

[jymbee]

Ever since I lost my favorite pocket knife and was unable to find that same model (bought decades ago in Alaska) I've used various knives but can't say as I'm too crazy about any of them.

Curious as to what othes are using by way of a pocket knife?

 

[The Deerslayer]

Buck Knight....small, thin, and sharp. Perfect for everyday use.

 

[case245]

i carry a leatherman super tool 300 its sucks when i have mess around to get a pleiers or a screw driver or a file ik there 70 bucks its worth it

 

[CurlyDave]

Benchmade Griptillian. $70-80 online, a lot higher in the stores.

 

[JimRB]

I have Victorinox Tinker. Not tiny but still a traditional size pocket knife not much bigger than the pocketknife I lost 40 years ago. My wife was given a small folding knife that she thought was not useful, until she started using it. All she needs is something to open hay bales.

 

[JakeBrake]

I like the Leatherman Wave. It has all the usual Leatherman tools, including scissors, and you can open and use the knife blade with one hand.

 

[Little Red Tractor]

I carry a liner-lock type with a pocket clip for quick access and a smaller 3-bladed jack knife in the pocket for smaller, more detailed cutting; both are Bucks. I have a Leatherman Micra on my key ring and a couple other Leathermen in glove boxes, tote bags etc.
My philosophy is that you can never have too many flashlights, batteries, bulbs, knives, guns or bullets!

 

[displacedPA]

i carry many dif. knives but my everyday knife for work is a swiss army mechanics. it is a little bigger than i like. My Dad has carried one for years...
I got mine when i was ten and my dad gave it to me when i went on a night call with him. i prob. should retire it and keep it some where and get another one.

 

[General Lee]

I carry the "Trapper" model made by Case. Case is american made and they are good knives.

 

[rekees4300]

Curious as to what others are using by way of a pocket knife?

Buck 303 Cadet