Pocket knives.

[Wood_Butcher_Dav]

I've been using folding box cutter knifes similar to this.


Just replace the blade when dull.

Dave

 

[cdaigle430]

I just carry a compact Milwaukee foldable box cutter. I used to have a swiss army pocket knife I bought in Germany back in 1987, after losing the tweezers off of it I decided to safe keep it instead as its ooooooold now.

 

[herm0016]

Knives of Alaska: Defender Suregrip

i have carried one of these for about 10 years, never before that did I carry the same knife for more than a year or so before switching it out. I have had quite a few, this one is my fav. super light, good steel, does not interfere with other things in the pocket.

 

[NHBX]

Had one of these or a variant of it in my pocket since the 60's.

 

[Tinhack]

Had one of these or a variant of it in my pocket since the 60's.

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Looks just like my Cub Scout knife from the 50s. Except mine had a bear face emblem on it.

 

[NHBX]

Looks just like my Cub Scout knife from the 50s. Except mine had a bear face emblem on it.

Yep, had one one of those in the 50's as well. :thumbsup:

 

[gsganzer]

I carry a Benchmade mini-barrage in S30V steel. They're not cheap, but the assisted opening system is one of the best. I shared hunting camp with Warren Osborne, the designer of the mini-barrage, and I can't bring myself to carry anything else. I wish I had him customize one for each of my daughters, before he passed.

I actually have two different ones I carry, a blaze orange one as a daily carry (bright color so I can see where I put it down) and a tan one for when I dress up.

I quit clipping them in my pocket as I found the hem on an untucked shirt could sometimes pull it out of my pocket. I instead carry them in the bottom of my front pocket.

 

[MossRoad]

I still have both of my Cub Scout knives.

I'd carry it on my belt to school. The nuns would occasionally ask to borrow it to cut something or punch a hole in leather, etc... it was just normal. I was the only kid in my class in scouting and I was the only one carrying a knife that I can remember, all the way until my last two years in high school. And those weren't Cub Scout knives.

 

[PILOON]

Many swear by OPINEL which is made in France.
High carbon steel blade with folding wood handle and does it keep a fine edge.
Affordable as well.

Google should find them easily.

 

[MossRoad]

Apparently you can still get them for under $20.

BSA Cub Scout Multi Tool Pocket Knife, 2 3/4 Blade" | Boy Scouts Of America